aysun baydar

personality:

MBTI: INFJ

Enneagram: 9w1 (The Peacemaker with The Reformer wing)

Alignment: Neutral Good

Zodiac: Pisces

Percy Jackson Parent: Demeter

Pokémon Type: Ice

Ices are regal, polite, glamorous, and impossibly hard to know. Many of them seem ageless, in a bit of a pinched, tense-seeming way. With them, every pause, smile, and gesture is appropriate, yet strained. They know a lot about proper etiquette, and always have the right answer for how to gracefully solve a social problem. They have many friends, and host wonderful parties, yet you never feel at ease in their presence. Ices are as perfectionistic as Grounds, without the impatience and frustratable goal-mindedness. They are graceful and slow, meticulous and proud. Even something as simple as selecting an outfit can be elevated by an Ice into an art. Every step is considered and measured, every accessory perfectly placed. They don’t like being rushed or criticized; they don’t need your criticism, they’ll find the flaws on their own.

Pokémon Subtype: Ghost

What sets Ghost Types apart is that they have a past, a history that they can’t escape. That doesn’t necessarily mean a traumatic event. While some Ghosts are mournful or caught dwelling on old pains, others appear to be connected to a distant past of revelry. Ghosts are caught in a state of suspended animation. There is a consistency within them, which harkens back to some moment in time that made them who they are now. Some are obsessive about history, or about honoring their culture’s traditions. Others can’t stop reading books on Attachment Theory, and talking about how they absorbed their parents’ epigenetic trauma. They are at once both rooted and detached. Their existence reminds you time is not real.

Unlike some of the other emotionally-distant-seeming types, such as Ice and Psychic, Ghosts are not intentionally putting walls up between themselves and other people. In fact, they can be over-sharers, telling long stories about their pasts, bearing their most secret selves. There is something very vulnerable about them. Still, there is liminal veil between them and everyone else. The curse of Ghost Types is that they feel things very intensely, they hunger and yearn, and they understand the distant, root causes of many modern-day problems. Yet they can’t seem to fully connect to reality or feel anyone else reaching back at them. They make excellent poets, painters, story-tellers, fanfic writers, cultural historians, and museum curators.

Winx: Nature

family:

Father’s Full Name: Ekin Baydar

Father’s Occupation: Farmer

Mother’s Full Name: Nalan Baydar

Mother’s Occupation: Farmer

biography:

TBA

bullet points:

• Aysun is what I'd technically class under a sunshine muse, but she’s also a very anxious bean who understands animals better then people, so she tends to avoid socialization a lot and is usually very nervous. Please don’t take it personally if she’s anxious with your muse. It’s not them, it’s her anxiety disorder.

• She was homeschooled and raised on a farm so she really hasn’t had a lot of social interaction outside of her family and their animals. (Cows, goats, chickens and the sheep.) She absolutely adores animals, if you want to see her light up - let her hang out with your pets. That’s where she’s in her element.

• Aysun gets all the yard she uses for knitting from her sheep, she sheers, spins, and dyes it herself.

• Has an Australian shepherd named Kaya that she loves - anyplace she can take him, he goes with her. It’s not uncommon to see him following her around the farm while she’s doing farm work.

• She has a very idealistic view of the world, although her life as always been permeated by a sense of longing. Honestly a very good character reference for Aysun is “Princess Aurora in Disney’s 1959 film” - that’s Aysun vibes.

If you have any questions, please feel free to dm me and I’ll be happy to answer them.