#he's shy...

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commission - die in a fancy 1910′s dress

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jack is a very private person who doesn’t like to have attention drawn to himself. you could say he’s shy in that way. when it comes to his birthday he will not tell people it’s his birthday. he doesn’t want presents, he doesn’t want a party. he just wants things to be normal like every other day.

however! that isn’t to say he won’t like & appreciate presents or a party but he knows himself & he knows that he will be very visibly embarrassed & flustered by any display of affection from others. which includes things like gifts. & despite being embarrassed very easily jack hates being embarrassed. 

so in the likelihood that people do find out about his birthday & celebrate it he will be VERY EMBARRASSED. you can actually already see him looking embarrassed in his birthday card preview. obviously his level of embarrassment is depending on how much attention is put on him but even small gifts will embarrass him. but he will be grateful for his friends & loved ones’ display of affection even if he won’t be forthright about it.

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SHYNESS

Part of you is gripped by the fear that you’ll launch into something and completely mess it up. The upside of this is wise caution: people are indeed often too rash, whereas you know, by instinct, that holding back can save you. Probably, you feel shame and self-disgust a bit too much. But when you do feel in your element, you act with a wisdom and sensitivity never found in people with thicker skins.

AGGRESSION

One part of your character is anger in all its forms: frustration, outrage – and when anger is suppressed – bitterness, grumpiness, and bodily aches. Fundamentally, frustration comes from hope: you get upset because you expect your life will be more than a valley of tears. One way to deny aggression is to direct it inwards, as self-criticism. But you’re at your best when you acknowledge anger, and act it out clearly and in a focussed way, with honour.

EXHIBITIONISM

There’s a strand in your nature which loves making an impression – perhaps with your clothes, or conversation, or in a self-revealing blog or a novel. You like to dramatise yourself, to pose as a unique, perhaps mysterious person, to joke or exaggerate your part in adventures. Though you might more than once have been called a show off, it is actually a generous tendency: you want to please and entertain others. It could be the start of good teaching and leadership.

I am... SO CONFUSED (that was fun though)