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⋆.°⛧ Username + About You Hello I'm @-N1KK0- and I've been roleplaying since I was 11, so that's about 6 years now! I use he/mutt pronouns and I'm transmasc nonbinary! So uh ya that's me! ⋆.°⛧ Activity (1-10) Oooh boy, it really does depend, at school I'm like a 5-6 depends on the class but weekends I'm more like 8-9 lol. Trust me, she will be very active!! ⋆.°⛧ Which kit are you applying for Rogue!!! The little baby is just so precious and I need another baby to fit the hole Fogbringer left, I'm hoping to keep her until she's elder age but yk how gens goes. ⋆.°⛧ Future identity I'm thinking about making her maybe pup or caninegender, and well very sunshine like, I'm not sure about sexuality tho just yet! ⋆.°⛧ Personality ( 3 positives, 3 negatives, 2 neutrals ) Positive: outgoing, loyal, logical, alert Neutral: rule-following, formal Negative: Secretive, paranoid at times, naive ⋆.°⛧ Detailed Personality [not req.] i'll make it later I swear I'm lazy rn ⋆.°⛧ Former Gens Character(s) Fogbringer of UC, who just passed away from a major wound :( I really miss cloud, she passed at 14m. ⋆.°⛧ Research [paragraph min. - if you want to add any ] Minor pollen allergy How its gonna affect Ro: Well for starters, spring and fall are going to be the worst. With the pollen from trees and flowers flooding her senses she will be sneezing a lot, and possibly even coughing. The allergy will get worse as she ages, although it wont get bad enough that she goes into anaphylaxis. She will also scratch, and lick at her fur, causing some spots that are thinner, or even bald on her body. Research: An allergy is a state of over-reactivity or hypersensitivity of the immune system to a particular substance, called an allergen. When a cat with allergies is exposed to an allergen, their body reacts as if it is a threat. Allergies develop when the body mistakenly sees a harmless substance as a threat. The body sensitizes the immune system to the substance so it can respond more forcefully the next time it encounters that substance. Many substances can act as allergens. Most allergens are insect, plant, or animal proteins, but small chemical molecules can also cause allergies (e.g., certain medications). The four most common types of allergies in cats are: Insect bite allergy (e.g., flea bite), Atopic dermatitis or atopy (caused by environmental allergens, including house dust mites, pollens, and molds), Food allergy, Contact allergy. Atopic dermatitis, also called atopy, refers to allergic reactions to environmental allergens. The main allergens are tree pollens (e.g., cedar, ash, oak), grass pollens, weed pollens (ragweed), molds, mildew, and house dust mites. Many of these allergies occur seasonally, such as ragweed, cedar, and grass pollens. However, others occur year-round, such as molds, mildew, and house dust mites. In cats, atopic dermatitis shows up as severely itchy skin (pruritus). Your cat may be generally itchy and overgroom, causing hair loss in certain areas like their belly, or they may focus on scratching their head and neck. They may develop small scabs throughout their body (miliary dermatitis) or have a few areas of ulcerated-looking skin (eosinophilic granuloma). Cats can develop signs of atopic dermatitis at any age. Many cats react to multiple allergens and some may also have insect or food allergies. Most allergens are hard to avoid, and flare-ups may occur over time. Symptoms of atopy can be controlled, but a permanent cure is not typically possible. ⋆.°⛧ cw Rogue's body buzzed with anticipation. ⋆.°⛧ Trivia VC: Justice Strauss Nicknames: Ro, Roro, Roo, Guess, Bog, Gege, ⋆.°⛧ Song: SIU by Maretu