So, I redesigned my OC Jolly, she was originally designed by @elliemade for @sweetpopcorn78, but then Popcorn gave her OCs to me to ‘start over’ on scratch. So, when Mae posted a new base on her th, I saw the face, died of cuteness, and used it. This updated version of Jolly is my new comfort sona, the reason I redesigned her is bc she needed some love <33 Name: Jolly Gender: Crystalforestgirl* Orientation: Lesbian Relationship: OPEN Nickname: Cherry/Pine/Robin Backstory: She was born in a forest, when the vast forest was starting to be cut down due to a gem mine below, she became stronger and became one with the forest and gems. She saved her home and left to find a partner/s. * Crystalcoric or Gemcoric (also known as Crystalgender, Gemgender, or Gemder) is a gender encompassed by the feeling or connection towards crystals and gemstones. It is a xenogender; meaning it does not fall under the typical standards of binary/nonbinary genders; however it doesn't have to be independent, and can be felt simultaneously or be apart of fluidity, intensity, or partial genders. People who fall under this category may feel as if their gender is inhuman, and originates within crystals and/or gemstones themselves, or may just feel deep connection that runs between them and those objects. Crystalcoric individuals can feel this connection through specific crystals/gemstones (Sapphigender, Rubigender, Emeralgender, Amegender, etc.,) or multiple (Bicrystal/gem, Tricrystal/gem, Polycrystal/gem, Omnicrystal/gem, Pancrystal/gem.) Others could also be Crystal/Gemfluid, Crystal/Gemflux, Demicrystal/gem, etc. Some Crystalcoric induviduals may not feel too connected to gems, but their genders can best be described by them. Forestgender is a gender where one identifies with nature and forests as their gender. For example, one who is forestgender may identify with trees, wood, and stones, and be connected towards nature and the forest. It may also be intertwined with some sense of another gender along with it, such as male, female, or non-binary. It is similar to cottagecoric.
