#aboutmax

[gradianmax]

[gradianmax]

What’s the last thing you’ve heard someone say about you behind your back?

Apparently telling my boyfriend I'm a slut is the cool new trend. So I've heard that a fair bit recently. Not sure why they bother though. He's well aware.

[gradianmax]

💯 — share three random facts about yourself that your mutuals may not know about you.

Shit, good fucking question. How personal should I get with these?

Fuck it, let's go.

1. Lost my virginity at 14.

2. I dont like threesomes. Big shock, I know.

3. I can get down with a daddy kink.

[gradianmax]

💍 — any piercings?

Left ear. Thinking about getting my nipples done at some point.

[max-the-nymph]

Headcanon #5

Max does horrible when it comes to appointments. His mom has always been his agenda. Without her... Max is lost. He doesn’t own a watch, probably doesn’t know how to read them, and has no clue how to come on time anywhere. As a result, he has been late to classes, even skipped some, only following Reese had allowed him to be on time anywhere, and he has missed some soccer trainings. 

[max-the-nymph]

Headcanon #4

Max has enjoyed singing since he was about four, when his dad - once - took him and his older sister on a camping trip near their home, and they sat by the campfire. His father then showed off his skill at the guitar - which was a surprise to both Max and Mary - and started playing all these old school songs. He played songs from Duran Duran, Motorhead, The Clash, The Cure, and Genesis. Although Max has started to build some interest in current music, he still holds a special place in his heart for the 80s. Since his dad never had the chance to teach him how to play guitar, Max took it upon himself to learn. He also mastered the piano, started drumming, and knows how to work the base. His mom made him practice the flute, but he has vowed never to touch that piece of hell fire ever again. 

[max-the-nymph]

Family

Sam Pavic  Max’ overworking father who works for the IMCA as a judge. He’s very often not home, and when he is, he just continues his work. He’s a serious man, grumpy sometimes, always tired. He’s a tall and skinny man, with wavy dark blonde hair, which he always has jelled back, and sharp grey eyes. He has a rough chin and a small nose. He cares for his children, only he probably cares for his job more. And his job has becoming more dangerous of late. 

Meredith Pavic  Max’ loving mother. Although she also works for the IMCA, his mother has more time for her kids, and tries to get all her weekends off just so she can come and play with them. She sometimes even goes on adventures with them. She’s a tall and beautiful nymph, with long and wavy brown hair, brown eyes, thick eyebrows and a small nose. Her three younger children look the most like her. 

Mary Pavic Max’ older sister, she’s about two years older, and looks most like her father. She is ambitious, works hard, and gains her intelligence only through reading. She doesn’t think Max is a slacker, but believes his talents lay elsewhere, and not in chasing their parents footsteps. 

Shelly Pavic  Max’ younger sister, she’s eleven now, and ball of energy just like her brother. She looks most like her mother, and has been given her moms talents of earth magics. She loves animals, and is the only one that does not wish to follow in her parent’s footsteps. Instead she wants to train her magics and help the planet. 

Sophie Pavic Max’ younger sister, who is only eight, and the youngest of the siblings. She looks up to Max and Mary, and feels protective over them as well. Now that they are both out of the house, she has been able to build a great bond with her older sister Shelly. She too wants to follow in her moms footsteps and join the General Council. She looks the most like her mom. 

[max-the-nymph]

Headcanon #3

Max is always in for any kind of adventure, even if it means he slacks off with homework or socializing. There is nothing that calms him down more than a good hike or a treasure hunt - which of course he will organize. He enjoys anything from capture the flag to cops and robbers, something that used to get him branded as a bit childish. His mother however - and his uncle before he passed away - always reminded him of the values of such social activities, and that he should never feel ashamed of finding joy and energy in his adventurous needs. He mostly dragged his siblings into his adventures, which they never needed to initiate, because they knew he would be calling them down to the river at some point. 

At Greenwood however, Max hasn’t felt the connection to any of his fellow students that allows him to drag them off into the woods around the school. Instead, he goes off on his own, often getting lost - his sister Mary would always be the one two find their way back - or hating the feeling of loneliness so much that he returns to campus and starts studying all by himself.