“Hey so, uh, it was really nice of you to say you’d help me decorate, Tammy,” Tina said, pulling a tangled mess of lights out of a box. “I mean, that’s like something friends do, so I guess that’s pretty cool, or something...” her voice trailed off with the last sentence, just mumbling most of it, not wanting to really draw attention to this whole situation.
Tina: My sister wrote this number on my arm while I was sleeping I think?Tina: Or maybe this is like one of those soulmate AUs where your soulmate’s number appears on your armTina: Or is this like a pizza place?Tina: hi im Tina
Brock was single-minded, on one of his little ‘missions’. Walking up to the stranger, he had to ask. “Hi, yeah, do you happen to know that cute girl over there and what she likes or…” Brock paused. He was now double-minded on one of his missions. “Or what you like works, too, hi.” People needed to stop being cute, he was struggling here.
Oh, damn, a cute boy. It was like she was thirteen again every time she saw an attractive person and that was all she could focus on. At first, there was part of her that sunk a little when he was talking about some other girl. She was ready with a response, something like ‘no, but I sure know a lot about this cute girl’ but she didn’t even need it because it was apparently her lucky day. She flicked some hair over her shoulder. “Well, I’ve got a pretty long list of things I like. And right now you’re moving close to the top,” she said. “Hi, I’m Tina.”
It was rare that Claudia found herself in the front of the Quiet Village Bakery - not since when she had first started and had scared off a few guests with her harsh attitude - but they were short staffed today, and she was the only one of the bakers that knew how to work the cash register system. Letting out a huff as the chimes rang letting her know the front door had been open, Claudette took a moment to herself before putting on her best customer service smile and turning to face the front. “Welcome to the Quiet Village, what can I get for you today?”
“Uhh, I dunno, I’m looking for some kind of cookie or something?” Tina said, still looking at the menu board. She had promised to bring snacks to her coworkers and had ruined two different batches of cookies. So she decided that picking them up from the bakery was probably the best bet. “Something that feels homemade because that’s what I said I would bring? So, uh, what would you recommend? Trying not to disappoint my coworkers like I did the last time I promised to bring something.”
|| Get to know TINA BELCHER who’s TWENTY-FOUR years old and works as a COUNSELOR in town. She is from FLORIDA and is often times mistaken for KARLA SOUZA while others say she reminds them of TINA from BOBS BURGERS. ||
Tina has always been a flirt. Not really the best flirt, but a flirt nonetheless.
Tina has a multitude of ways to bolster her confidence, some ways that may be odd to others. Such as somewhat strange, quiet little pep talks she’ll give herself.
She’s taken lots of dance classes. She’s an average dancer.
Tina doesn’t drive because she’s scared of getting in an accident.
She loves herself. She’s got a lot of self confidence even if she’s awkward at times.
Tina will do what she can to stand up for others, even if it means breaking some rules. She’d rather do what’s right for someone she cares about rather than what’s necessarily right morally.
Her family is what’s most important to her. She’d do anything for them. She still tries to look out for her siblings and keep them out of trouble. And she knows that’s nearly an impossible task, so she’ll usually just go along with them to keep them a little bit safer.
Tina likes to believe she’s in charge, but she’s also a bit of a push over so she rarely ever is.
Wanted Connections -
People she can flirt with - if you’re a guy, there’s a high chance you’ll be the object of her obsession, even if just for a moment.
Friends - Tina is a social butterfly and would love to have as many friends as she can.
Potential love interests - sure, she gets a crush on half the people she meets, but rarely is it reciprocated. Maybe you like Tina and all her quirks. Or maybe you realize she’s often looking for a relationship and you’re using this to your advantage.
Rivals - Tina gets along with most people, even her enemies have become her friends in some cases, but there are times when she just doesn’t get along with someone.
Clients - she’s a counselor, so maybe you’re looking for one or you’ve been seeing her for a little while. (probably only for younger people) Or you worked with her in the past.