Post by kory kagasoff on Sept 30, 2012 18:59:26 GMT -5
[atrb=border,0,true][atrb=style, width: 500px; -moz-border-radius: 20px 0px 20px 0px; border-radius: 20px 0px 20px 0px; padding: 10px; border: #000000 solid 0px; ] stuck in this daydream. [style=font-family: helvetica; font-size: 13px; letter-spacing: 6px; text-transform: uppercase; text-align: center;]PEPPER FULL NAME: kory ivan kagasoff ALIAS: kory DATE OF BIRTH: 19/4/1987 AGE: twenty-four OCCUPATION: cop SEXUALITY: bisexual PLAY BY: alessandro di giulio TOURIST [style=background-color: #5a667e; border: 10px solid #5a667e; font-family: georgia; letter-spacing: 10px; color: white; text-align: center;]all about me here we have the story of certainly the more attractive kagasoff twin, never mind that my brother and i are identical. my name's kory ivan kagasoff, named such after my deceased uncle and grandfather, neither of whom i ever got the pleasure to meet. i wasn't ever a planned child. my brother was, but all my parents wanted was one little by to begin their happy little family. they were in their late twenties, had been married for three years, and all that they really wanted in a child was a bubbly blonde hair blue eyed boy to keep things interesting. imagine their surprise when they discovered that yes, they were getting the boy they desired, but god was giving them a 'two for the 'price' of one' deal. it's a funny little story they liked to tell at family functions every year, but it came to describe a lot of what i experienced as a kid. [/style]no, i was never neglected by my parents on part of my brother, despite being second-born. he was always the outgoing kid, i was not, but my parents cared for us both the same. it was the kids around us that i seemed to be forgotten near, especially in elementary school. we were never those 'attached at the hip' twins. we were close enough, definitely, but at school my brother would always charge on ahead to meet new people, and i would hang back, be the shy one that people only noticed once they were done with him. he was the guy with twenty friends, i was the 'other twin' with only a few close ones until i hit high school and found the opportunities to branch out and meet my own people, four friends and myself. i had a fair number of friends, but the five of us were definitely a group... a rather amusing group. myself, the theatre enthusiast female, the class clown male, the deaf female, and the swedish beauty exchange student girl who barely new english when she moved to florida in grade nine. yeah, we were awesome. high school was really where i blossomed. athletic tendencies seemed to run in the family. my brother and i were both pretty gifted in the physical aspect of things. he milked that ability for all that it was worth, signing up and trying out for almost every sports team he could, and they all accepted him. me... well, i could do it, but i had no interest in getting tackled to ground in football or breaking a leg in soccer. team sports were too risky in my opinion. track, however... i loved that. cross country in the fall, track in the spring. i was a long distance runner, but was great at short distances, too. long distance was just my specialty, even if i could often kick ass of the competition at a hundred metre and two hundred metre, too. running was my primary focus through high school. when i came home from school each day i'd go out for a run. even as a freshman i was breaking records at district meets. by the time i was a junior i was holding seven different district records, a few state records, too. in my school, i was a bit of a mini celebrity. my brother was, too, of course. i excelled in track, but he excelled in everything else. star quarterback of the football team, number one goal scorer on the soccer team... he was a great strength to any team he was on, and our school definitely put heavy emphasis on the sports aspect. what good was being smart if you didn't have the looks and athleticism to go with it? my brother and i pretty much filled a complete trophy case in our school by ourselves, not to brag or anything. my brother usually got the spotlight a bit more because he, at the time, was still more outgoing than i was, but i was never neglected from the eyes of everyone else. those years were great, but i always had a bit of a worry. my town wasn't exactly the most... tolerant. we were filled with families that had lived in the area for generations. set ideas of what was or was not appropriate... and so when i realized that i was just as attracted to guys as girls, i didn't exactly jump to tell anyone. it wasn't that my school or town were filled with terrible people, they just liked things being the way that they thought it should be, and discovering that one of their athletic superstars was gay, as they'd immediately judge me to be, probably wouldn't be an idea they would support. hell, i knew my own family wasn't exactly supportive of the man with man idea, so i kept it to myself and prayed (yes, prayed whatever some other christians might think), that i didn't make a slip of the tongue that revealed things before i was ready. my family still doesn't know. because of that, i didn't date much in high school. one girlfriend, that was all, and we only lasted a couple of months before the bitch cheated on me. high school girls, what can ya do? senior year was even better than junior year, though like any other high school student might say it flew by. before i knew it it was graduation, my brother and i were joint athletes of the year, and it was off into the big world which, i'm not going to lie, terrified the hell out of me. i really had no idea what i wanted to do with my life... to satisfy my parents i claimed i wanted to be a doctor, and made it through a year and a half of school before a friend, seeing that the whole deal just wasn't for me, suggested i join the police force. it was a completely new idea to me, but i latched on to it. i had the athleticism, i liked people, and my only trait that had made me go 'i'll be a doctor' had been my desire to help people. what would be better for me than being a police officer? i spent a few years in florida with one department before being transferred two states away, partially on request. being around my family didn't suit me so well... my mother has a tendency to be a bit smothering and my father has always been the... critical type. this'll give me a bit more freedom, something that i've never actually had the pleasure of having too much seeing as, even when i was out of university and my parent's place, i still lived with my brother. who knows, maybe myrtle beach will be the perfect new location. |
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