charlie. • bodyclaim. • headcanons. • isms. • threads.
Is that RYAN GOSLING? No, that’s CHARLES SCHAEFER. The 42 year old ICE MOON WERE-CHEETAH OMEGA MALE is a WRITER + WANNABE MUSICIAN. If you ask their friends, they’re known to be GENTLE & CREATIVE, but beware, they’re also known to be ANXIOUS & a MESS. Their friends also say that they’re into PET PLAY & AFFECTION but don’t you dare trying SCAT & GORE with them.
BASIC INFORMATION
Name: Charles Schaefer
Nickname(s): Chuck, Charlie
Age: 42
Species: Were Cheetah
Moon: Storm Moon
Secondary Gender: Omega
Occupation: Wannabe Writer+Musician
Pack (born): Emma (dame), Thomas (sire)
Mate: tba
Likes: quiet, isolation, writing, good books, movies, booze
Dislikes: crowds, people, leaving the house
APPEARANCE
Height: 5'8
Weight: 150 pounds
Build: lean leaner leanest
Hair Color: Brown/Blond
Eye Color: Blue af
Cheetah Appearance: Dark with glistening claws
Tattoos, scars: one medium cut on the back of his head (underneath his hair) from surgery
SEX
Kinks: pet play (pet him, own him, make him feel loved ty), cuddles (what can i say), collars, affection
Anti-Kinks: Scat, Gore, Vore
Note: He's a virgin bottom tbh. You can bet the only things he kissed so far are plushies and stacks of papers (finished chapters lol).
Charles Shaefer was born the only child to Emma and Thomas Shaefer. Both on the pacifist side of the spectrum, they never considered moving out of New Haven. They were happy there and safe, so moving elsewhere had no appeal even though both of his parents loved traveling. When Charles was born, he was like any other child. He was happy, he was excited to go to the playground, he was a joy to his parents and those who met him, but as he grew older .. something in his brain shifted. It wasn’t instant, it was a rather slow, crawling process. He’d start getting nightmares at the age of five and six, would wake up shaking and crying in the night, which affected his daily routines quite a bit.
Emma worked as a librarian at New Haven’s famous Memorial Library and Thomas worked as an accountant. Both had jobs to get to and no time to waste on a moody child. Although, Charles was all but moody, he was terrified most of the time. What didn’t help was school. Charles … having inherited his parents’ rabbit genes and the fact he was shorter and also weaker than most of the other kids… together with the light stutter he got when he was nervous, which he always was… well, it was safe to say school wasn’t his favorite place to be, but he was a good student after all. Charles devoured every single book in the school library and some at New Haven’s, after school - because his parents didn’t want him to be home alone until they got back from work in the late evening hours.
That said, Charles didn’t want to be either. He preferred the protective presence of a parental figure in his vicinity in case his nightmares ever decided to come true. With ten, Charles began getting migraines. They sometimes lasted for several weeks, but nobody could define why - or tell the Shaefer’s anything other than that migraine sometimes lasts. Recommendations on nutrition and which foods to avoid didn’t help. With years passing, the migraine hits became stronger and more painful, but nobody knew how to fix Charles - what to do, how to treat him. There was no miracle cure for migraine. Yet.
Charles spent more and more time at home, alone. His parents either worked or traveled, but because of his condition, they never took him with. He was just a burden to them, which he understood rather early in his life. But he adapted to life the way he could lead it. His life.. happened inside the house he grew up in. He’d spend the days writing or …making music, although nobody would ever read or hear any of his creations. Music gave him peace, even if only for a little while.
When his parents died on one of their numerous trips outside the barrier, Charles. was sixteen. At least he believed they did when they didn’t return for weeks after they said they would. Usually they were on time, so when they didn’t return.. Charles knew there were two options. One. They died, which was the preferable possibility if you asked him. Two. They abandoned him for a life without his sorry ass in it. Not his favorite theory. He didn’t leave the house, so in a flourishing and ever-growing town of Supernaturals … nobody noticed. Charles lived off his parents’ savings, canned food and the fact he really didn’t need a lot in life to function. The nightmares, the migraine, the anxiety that had slowly built itself into a fortress of doom within him all kept him from enjoying life to the fullest, so he didn’t need much money.
After graduation, without the necessity to leave the house for school and classes, Charles just .. didn’t. And then he found out about the wonders of alcohol. He fell deeper into that hole than he thought he would, but the alcohol kept the nightmares at bay and the migraines… well, when he got drunk enough he didn’t really feel either. So the only reason for him to leave the house from then on was for a refill. His cupboards filled with canned goods, Jack Daniels for breakfast - it was safe to say Charles’ life .. was not a healthy one, but somehow he managed. As for money, he ..wrote pretty much everything. He didn’t make a fortune as a Penthouse Forum writer, but he got by and during difficult months, he hosted little streams online to share his passion for music. Funnily enough, due to him hardly ever leaving the house, he didn’t even have to hide his face to get by unnoticed.
Life was pain, but taking the quick way out was not an option, so it was either continuous suffering or …. well, torment. It was the same, exactly. There was nothing else in this world for Charles and he’d come to accept that. He’d die alone, in this house - either suffocated by a stack of papers, of which there were plenty scattered across the house - or he’d grow old and wither away while dreaming of what could’ve been.













