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 Backstory: Brenda has been hurt too many times to count, and it shows. She’s been in relationships where she gave her all, only to be left feeling betrayed and used. These experiences have left her with a hardened heart and a sharp tongue. Brenda expects the worst from people and often gets it, thanks to her self-fulfilling prophecy of distrust and defensiveness. She’s quick to lash out at any perceived slight, and her bitterness has become a shield to protect herself from further pain. But deep down, Brenda longs for someone to prove her wrong, to break through her tough exterior and show her that love doesn’t always end in heartbreak.

Behavior: Brenda is defensive and bitter in her relationships, always expecting to be hurt and often pushing people away before they get the chance. She’s quick to assume the worst and doesn’t hesitate to cut someone off at the first sign of trouble. Her conversations are often laced with sarcasm, and she’s not above throwing past hurts in someone’s face during an argument.

Hidden Creepiness and Quirks: Brenda has a habit of collecting evidence against her partners—screenshots of questionable texts, saved voicemails, and notes on suspicious behavior. She keeps this “evidence” in a folder, ready to use it as a weapon whenever she feels threatened. Her creepiness lies in her meticulous preparation for betrayal that hasn’t even happened yet. Her quirk? She has a bizarre ritual of writing angry letters to her exes and then burning them, believing it helps her “purge the poison” from her system.

 Backstory: Connie is the master of playing nice until she gets what she wants. She’s a chameleon, adapting to her surroundings to manipulate others with precision. Connie’s charm lures people in, but once she’s done with them, she discards them without a second thought. Her hobbies include finding weaknesses in people and flipping situations in her favor.

Behavior: Cold, calculating, and enjoys controlling others. Connie can switch from sweet to sinister in the blink of an eye, leaving her victims questioning their sanity.

Hidden Creepy Quirk: She keeps a diary filled with the names of people she’s “played,” rating each conquest on a scale of how easily they fell for her tricks. 

 Backstory: Jerome grew up feeling like he was always in second place—never the best, never the favorite. This deeply rooted insecurity grew into an all-consuming jealousy, particularly in his relationships. Jerome is the type who constantly checks his partner’s phone, scrutinizes their social media likes, and interrogates them about every interaction with the opposite sex. He convinces himself that everyone else is a threat to his happiness, and he must guard what’s “his” at all costs. Despite his obsessive need to control, Jerome’s insecurity makes him feel perpetually unworthy, fueling his jealousy even further.

Behavior: Overly possessive, insecure, and suspicious. Jerome is always on high alert for any signs of betrayal, real or imagined. He isolates his partners from their friends, demands constant reassurance, and flies into jealous rages over the smallest perceived slight. His jealousy leads him to act irrationally, causing tension and fear in his relationships.

Hidden Creepy Quirk: Jerome keeps a mental (and sometimes physical) list of everyone his partner interacts with, marking potential “threats” with red flags. He’s also been known to follow his partner’s friends on social media just to keep tabs on them.

Backstory: Dana was raised in a household where love and approval were given only conditionally. To win her parents' affection, she learned to cater to their every whim, neglecting her own needs in the process. As an adult, this pattern translated into her romantic relationships. Dana quickly becomes emotionally dependent on her partners, needing constant reassurance and validation to feel secure. She fears being alone and will go to great lengths to keep her partners close, often sacrificing her own happiness to avoid abandonment.

Behavior: Dana is clingy and overly attached in her relationships, constantly seeking affirmation and fearing that her partner might leave her. She has a habit of merging her identity with whoever she’s dating, adopting their likes, dislikes, and even opinions to maintain the connection. Despite her best efforts, Dana’s neediness often drives people away, which only reinforces her fear of being unlovable and alone.

Hidden Creepiness and Quirks: Dana keeps a secret scrapbook of all her past relationships, filled with mementos, photos, and notes she never sent. She frequently revisits these memories, obsessing over what she could have done differently. Her creepiness lies in how she unconsciously molds herself into the ideal partner for whoever she’s with, erasing her true self in the process. Her quirk? She keeps an “emergency kit” in her bag filled with items she believes will help her avoid a breakup—like love potions, lucky charms, and even a list of conversation topics guaranteed to make her partner smile.

 Backstory: Tone is everyone’s best friend—until you get on his bad side. He’s the guy with a thousand faces, each one tailored to whoever he’s manipulating at the moment. Tone’s charm hides a sinister agenda, and he’s always one step ahead in every game he plays. Behind that friendly facade is someone who enjoys pulling the strings and watching others dance.

Behavior: Charismatic, cunning, and has a talent for reading people’s weaknesses. Tone switches between being the “nice guy” and the “villain” depending on what benefits him most.

Hidden Creepy Quirk: He keeps a secret list of “enemies” with detailed notes on how to exploit them if needed. 

 Backstory: Nigel thinks the world revolves around him—literally. He’s got a constant smirk and believes his reflection deserves a standing ovation every time he passes a mirror. Nigel’s charm is as smooth as silk, but behind the confidence is a fragile ego that shatters with the slightest criticism. He’s got a social media presence where every post screams, “Worship me.”

Behavior: Self-obsessed, lacks empathy, quick to belittle others, and lives for admiration. When people don’t give him attention, he either ghostwrites fake compliments or throws a tantrum.

Hidden Creepy Quirk: Nigel collects photos of himself and edits them with bizarre filters—because even his selfies need to look “extra.” 

 Backstory: Gary’s favorite pastime is making people question reality. He’s the guy who’ll tell you the sky is green just to see if you’ll start doubting yourself. Gaslighting is his art form, and he’s mastered it to a point where his victims can’t tell up from down. His sly grin lets you know he’s up to no good, even when he’s pretending to be your best friend.

Behavior: Deceptive, manipulative, and loves creating confusion. Gary twists conversations, rewrites history, and blames others for things they didn’t do, all with a calm demeanor that leaves people wondering if they’re losing their mind.

Hidden Creepy Quirk: Gary has a secret habit of recording conversations without the other person’s knowledge. He keeps a collection of these recordings, meticulously labeled and stored on his computer. Gary replays them in private, analyzing the tone, words, and reactions of the people he’s manipulated. He finds pleasure in reliving the moments when he successfully made someone doubt their own reality. If someone ever confronts him about his gaslighting behavior, he uses these recordings as a twisted form of insurance, editing them to make it seem like he was the rational one all along. This creepy quirk gives Gary a sense of power and control, knowing he holds the “evidence” to rewrite the narrative whenever he chooses. 

 Backstory: Deor is the drama. She’ll make a scene at the drive-thru if her fries aren’t hot enough, but she’s also the life of the party. Everything is a performance, from her over-the-top hand gestures to the way she tells stories. She’ll turn a simple brunch into a soap opera episode—complete with dramatic pauses.

Behavior: Attention-seeking, exaggerated emotions, and always “on stage.” She thrives on likes, shares, and comments and lives for dramatic declarations like “I can’t even right now!” 

 Hidden Creepy Quirk: Deor keeps a hidden scrapbook filled with clippings, screenshots, and notes on every bit of drama she’s ever been involved in or caused. She obsessively documents every argument, every breakup, and every falling out, as if curating a personal museum of chaos. She revisits this collection often, relishing in the memories of conflicts she’s instigated.

 Backstory: Penny’s world is organized—alphabetically, chronologically, and color-coded. Her planner is packed with bullet points, and she gets an adrenaline rush from checking off to-do lists. She’s the type to rearrange a restaurant table because it’s not “centered,” and her closet is arranged by color and season. Messy people stress her out.

Behavior: Perfectionism, rigid control, and an obsession with details. Penny’s idea of fun is optimizing efficiency and making sure everything is exactly where it should be—because that’s how the universe stays in balance. 

 Hidden Creepy Quirk: Penny keeps a secret “flaw journal” where she meticulously documents the tiniest imperfections she finds in others. Every smudge, wrinkle, or out-of-place hair she notices in friends, family, or even strangers is carefully logged, complete with detailed descriptions and dates. Penny revisits this journal often, using it as a way to reassure herself of her own perfection. If she can prove to herself that everyone else is flawed, it justifies her relentless pursuit of perfection in her own life. She takes a twisted satisfaction in knowing that she’s the only one who can spot these flaws, making her feel superior in a subtle, unsettling way.