I woke up this morning, the sunshine was shining, I put on a happy face~.
How to describe Park Euijin? A little bit of this, a little bit of that. Sugar, spice, everything nice. If she were a Powerpuff Girl, she’d be a mean mixture between Buttercup and Blossom. She has the kind of personality that can make one laugh for days, with endless jokes and her physical comedy. Intentionally doing little things to make people laugh when they shouldn’t be, and playing practical jokes on those she likes to hang out with. A smile, a grin, a chuckle, these are things that are pretty much always seen on Euijin’s face at any given time, but judgmental moments? Oh best believe she has them, and her face tells it all.
That’s the thing about Hong Euijin, she is animated, expressive. Even when she is trying to hold back what she truly wants to say, her face is already expressing it all for her. While she has been trying to put a cap on it for years, she still has minor issues with it. Though, she will apologize immediately if a face she makes offends or hurts anyone, because she doesn’t want to be an unpleasant being to anyone. Her school years in a foreign country taught her a lot about herself, and one of the main things was that a language barrier on top of face-making can turn just about anyone off, so it helped her be more understanding and careful in general, whether a language barrier is there or not.
The amount of patience she has probably looks great to others, because she will take her time to explain something numerous times to someone who doesn’t get what she is trying to say. Euijin even has moments where she is dealing with someone who is very obviously outright rude, but she manages to keep a smile on her face, when she can control it and her true feelings don’t take over her expression. The goal she has is to make others feel understood, even when they aren’t taking the time to understand her and her feelings.
For someone who came from money, she is very frugal and serious about saving money, it probably comes off as odd to her peers that know she’s a rich girl. A rich and spoiled girl at that, as she is the youngest of the Park sisters, and has always gotten anything she wanted. But this is where her nagging personality comes in, because she will yell at people for leaving lights on, or running a dishwasher with too little dishes in it. She also gets this way when people don’t clean after themselves, talk with a mouthful of food, or aren’t showing proper manners. This only comes out with peers and people younger than her though, as she has a very high respect for people who are older.
And her respect level goes far. No matter how close she is to someone, she will probably speak to them formally, calling them sunbae, or ssi until they either make it obvious that their comfort level is beyond it, or they say it with their own words. It’s hard for her to get very close to others because of this, and that makes life difficult for her in general, as she is an overly friendly and outgoing person.
*Is the younger sister to fellow KD, Park Choa. She is taller, and they are in fact in the same grade, but that’s because her sister started late and she got to start early due to her graduating in Japan.
*Loves cooking, but don’t just ask her for meals if you aren’t someone she holds near and dear. She might jab you in the eye.
*Fluent in Japanese, at times she even has to use a Japanese word to fill in the blank. She did her complete middle and high school years in Japan while living with a family friend.
*Has been dancing since she was four years old and was apart of a crew in Japan. Recently she joined one in Korea as well, more in the underground scene.
*Loves chemistry, like a lot! Anyone she sees in classes, or in the lab, she definitely speaks to them and tries to get them to test out different mixtures with her. Beware. Blows shit up should be posted on her forehead.
*She really wants nothing more to be similar to Choa, which is why she went through that phase of having short, colored hair. The time spent away from her sisters while she was in Japan made her just a little clingy.
*Has music notes tattooed behind her ear, rarely ever seen unless her hair is pulled back or up.
*The girl snapping random photos of you? Probably Euijin, as she loves photography of all sorts. Don’t worry, she won’t post the photos anywhere without asking proper permission. If she didn’t ask, chances are she will delete them when she gets home. It was more of a practice run.
*Little miss bossy. Unlike her sister, she has a lot to say, and if it is on her mind, it might just come out of her mouth. She got the nickname of naggy step mother from her friends in Japan. Often times this comes as a head-butting point for Choa and Euijin, as Euijin forgets she is the younger one sometimes.
*While she sees really ‘experienced’ at times, Euijin is actually pretty innocent when it comes to sexual matters. She had done some light things with her boyfriend back in Japan, but don’t let her gyrating hips and lip biting winks fool you, she would be a lost cause in the bedroom as of right now.
*Can be a tomboy or a total girly girl, it really just depends on her mood. But she can be seen wearing dance attire more often than not, which consists of cropped shirts and some baggy pants along with a pair of nice sneakers.
Being the youngest in a well off family definitely had it’s perks for Euijin, and by perks, that meant she got literally any and everything she had ever asked for. Her oldest sister was very straight laced, while the middle sister, Choa, was stuck between doing the right thing and trying to rebel, Euijin did whatever she pleased and never got any consequences dealt out to her. As a young girl, she showed her bright she would be throughout her life by expressing her want to try new things at every turn. First came dance lessons, then came the violin and just a little after that, she’d asked to take vocal lessons as well. Now, she knew she would never be able to do anything with these musical talents, except for use them to show off, because despite the fact she always got what she wanted, her parents would not approve of having a daughter in the entertainment field, it just wouldn’t happen. But it didn’t stop there, she also asked for Japanese and Mandarin lessons while she was young, but really only stuck to Japanese because the Mandarin proved to be entirely too hard for her. She would eventually come back to it though, she wanted to prove to herself that she could do it.
At a young age, the summer before she would be going to middle school, an uncle of Eujin’s decided he wanted to go off to Japan to expand his business, and Euijin jumped at the chance to go with him. He had one daughter of his own, and Euijin was intelligent and sly enough to use the excuse that maybe her cousin was lonely all by herself with no one to talk to about teenage problems. And while their parents hesitated deeply, they didn’t really want their baby going to study abroad, especially not knowing when she would be back, they eventually said yes, and signed over temporary guardianship to her uncle. This would be where true freedom reigned, as her uncle was always busy. Convincing her cousin to sneak out with her at night to catch the latest underground rappers doing their thing, and to meet up with dancers after school, it was exhilarating for her, nothing but fun. Of course, she had prior Japanese tutoring, so it wasn’t very hard to make friends, but it wasn’t like she was completely fluent either, so she had her issues in the beginning. And because her grades were so good, she didn’t have to repeat a grade to catch up.
Second year of junior high, she’d met who would be her first boyfriend ever, and the two of them were dancers, he was who introduced her to her crew, and he helped her learn all of their moves. Of course at this age, the two of them knew absolutely nothing about love, but they bonded so well over dance that she was sure he would be with her forever and a day. The both of them snuck out together, danced together, ate together, pretty much breathed each other’s air for as many hours out of the typical twenty-four hour day that they could. He was a year older, so when it was time for him to go to high school, they saw a lot less of each other, but still managed to not break up somehow. Whenever she could, she would meet up with him at the high school once her classes ended, with a snack she had made for him and they would go over new dances, or talk about what was going on with their studies. When she called back home and told her family about the boy, no one seemed truly supportive except Choa. Of course Choa knew the two of them wouldn’t last forever, but she at least made Euijin feel like she thought that way, because that was what her sister needed at the time.
Finally, she’d gotten to the high school where she could see him every day again and that was where things took a very bad turn, not because they got tired of each other, but because he had been the one to get her into light sexual activity, nothing serious, but serious enough at that age. And it wasn’t long after that Euijin got caught sneaking him in the house by her uncle, and had gotten into serious trouble. Such serious trouble, that she was pulled out of school and forced into changing to a new school, and he had to keep track of every friend she was meeting when he allowed her to go out. He told her he wouldn’t tell her parents, and he didn’t, but he didn’t want to be responsible if she ended up pregnant because they decided to take their escapades a step further. This hindered her relationship though, and by the time senior year came around, the two of them broke up and went separate ways, because he was going off to college and she had to worry about getting into one.
Euijin decided she would go back home for college, to Yonsei University, where Choa told her that she was going to school as well. They begin college at the same time, which was probably odd since she was starting early, her sister was starting late, but to her, it was better than anything that they got to start together. She also got into the sorority, Kappa Delta alongside her sister. Now she was an adult, now she could actually make her own decisions, and that was actually the most terrifying thing about it all. How would she cope without someone guiding her? And that was the reason she decided to follow her sister in everything she did. She knew it could be annoying at times, and she enjoyed being her own person as well, but having her sister by her side gave her the confidence she needed to truly transition into an adult.
They said it really loud, they said it on the air, on the radio
Park Choa - Older sister that she often follows around like a lost puppy. When you see one of them, just look a little further in the back, you might spot the other somewhere.
Kim Hyuna - Fellow dance club member and party friend. The two can be seen dancing together anywhere, at anytime. Their styles are also really similar and if Euijin were skinnier, she might’ve tried borrowing some of Hyuna’s clothes.
Choi Dongwook - Really, she calls him Sev oppa more than anything else, but he’s just a causal friend of hers. They’re on the dance team together and she admires certain skills of his. He is probably one of the few men who don’t get disgusted looks from her when she witnesses him flirting. She just thinks he’s smooth.
Fukushi Souta - BCT brother and chem buddy. The two of them blow shit up together and she uses him as her muse for taking photos quite often. Her blog has a lot of pictures with him on it, which causes her followers to ask if they’re dating, in which she always replies with an ‘lol’ or ㅋ. Even a w if it’s a Japanese follower. In other words hell no.
OOC.
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And just like that, I knew you’d be my always.
