❄Lҽƚ ιƚ Sɳσɯ.....
❅Lҽƚ ιƚ Sɳσɯ....
❄Lҽƚ ιƚ Sɳσɯ

❅Lҽƚ ιƚ Sɳσɯ....
❄Lҽƚ ιƚ Sɳσɯ

A bit about me wrote:
❄Nαмe: Sanyi
❅Geɴder: Female
❄Aɢe: 18
❅Seхυαlιтy: Homosexual
❄Perѕoɴαlιтy: Cool|Reserved|Calm
Relies on self|Loyal


As a young kia, I knew I was different. I look normal, but I possess an unusual characteristic-the ability to withstand a particularly cold body temperature. I was born with this my parents say...it makes me special according to them. But special isn't something weird about you. Everyone's special in some way. But whatever, it doesn't matter.
When my parents conceived me; they lived in a small shack in the woods of Alaska. Perhaps they were a bit drunk, perhaps it was how particularly cold it was that night at 20 below zero. Who knows, but that night magic must have been in the air. While my mom was pregnant, she complained of constantly feeling cold. Raising the temperature on the thermostat did not help, sipping warm tea did not help, even cuddling her mate did not help. She ended up wearing a green shawl and earmuffs through the entire pregnancy to help keep her warm.
When I was born, the doctors were quite astonished-how was I surviving with such a low body temperature? I didn't just survive, I thrived. Seeming quite healthy, I was taken home. All was normal except for two odd things-my body temperature of course being one. The other being my breath. When I breathed, a bit of steam would arise from the chill of my breath hitting the heat of the air wherever I was at. If I breathed heavily on a object, I would frost it over.
Even though I was doing great, my mother with her first time mother worries ended up keeping me wrapped up in her shawl most of the time. As a newborn, it was like a blanket. And as I grew, it became a shawl again-and more than that.
When my parents conceived me; they lived in a small shack in the woods of Alaska. Perhaps they were a bit drunk, perhaps it was how particularly cold it was that night at 20 below zero. Who knows, but that night magic must have been in the air. While my mom was pregnant, she complained of constantly feeling cold. Raising the temperature on the thermostat did not help, sipping warm tea did not help, even cuddling her mate did not help. She ended up wearing a green shawl and earmuffs through the entire pregnancy to help keep her warm.
When I was born, the doctors were quite astonished-how was I surviving with such a low body temperature? I didn't just survive, I thrived. Seeming quite healthy, I was taken home. All was normal except for two odd things-my body temperature of course being one. The other being my breath. When I breathed, a bit of steam would arise from the chill of my breath hitting the heat of the air wherever I was at. If I breathed heavily on a object, I would frost it over.
Even though I was doing great, my mother with her first time mother worries ended up keeping me wrapped up in her shawl most of the time. As a newborn, it was like a blanket. And as I grew, it became a shawl again-and more than that.

I grew up a healthy kia-but one
thing that would not go away was
my icy breath. My parents initially
tried to shelter
me from the outside
world, but deep down
knew that if I did not
get experience, it would
end up being more of a
hindrance rather than
help to me in my later years.
So, muttering prayers under their
breath, I was sent to school. All was not smooth
at first, and many times I
came home crying after being picked
on. The shawl was my comfort; often
at school it became my source of
security and safety. No one could see me
in my shawl, no one could bother me.
thing that would not go away was
my icy breath. My parents initially
tried to shelter
me from the outside
world, but deep down
knew that if I did not
get experience, it would
end up being more of a
hindrance rather than
help to me in my later years.
So, muttering prayers under their
breath, I was sent to school. All was not smooth
at first, and many times I
came home crying after being picked
on. The shawl was my comfort; often
at school it became my source of
security and safety. No one could see me
in my shawl, no one could bother me.
Of course as I got older, the shawl shrunk and I could not curl up under it anymore. I had to learn to fend for myself. Running away from my problems didn't help, and teachers and principals became less involved once I got into middle, then high, school. But one thing I discovered-becoming indifferent to those around you was powerful. Those who deserved my affection would prove themselves, and anyone else would just end up with a indifferent expression. This annoyed the bullies; for bullies thrive off making one feel miserable. But it worked and soon I earned the nickname Ice for showing no emotion to anything. Learning to bottle it up was difficult, but with determination and self will I could let anything slide. This ended up forming my personality to where I am at today. I still wear my shawl and still get weird looks for my icy breath, but just shrug and go on. Those who actually care for me will show it and earn my loyalty.

I am an 18 year old kia who just recently graduated from high school. Rather happy to finally be done with that! I still live at home with my parents. I have been applying to try to get into college, I wish to get a degree in meteorology. The changes of the weather and atmosphere seem quite fascinating to me. I also hope that understanding the weather may, in some odd way, help me understand myself.
I currently have a job at a grocery store, where I am a stocker. The job is fitting for me. Why? I can handle the freezer and cooler without bundling up, unlike the other employees. It can be boring, especially since it's a night job and not many people shop or work at night. But not that it matters, most stay away from me anyways.
For hobbies, I enjoy scrapbooking.
Scrapbooks are a creative way
to keep a memoir of ones life,
and if the time comes that someone
actually cares about me when
I was younger...they'll have that.
My icy breath does not affect
the paper which makes it convenient
for me. I also enjoy spending
time at the ice cream parlor.
Ice cream is one of my favorite foods!
The occasional movie night is
a plus to me too. No one cares
who you are at the theater, it
unites people of all personalities
together for a few hours of
enjoyment.
Scrapbooks are a creative way
to keep a memoir of ones life,
and if the time comes that someone
actually cares about me when
I was younger...they'll have that.
My icy breath does not affect
the paper which makes it convenient
for me. I also enjoy spending
time at the ice cream parlor.
Ice cream is one of my favorite foods!
The occasional movie night is
a plus to me too. No one cares
who you are at the theater, it
unites people of all personalities
together for a few hours of
enjoyment.


Mу ѕнαωℓ- A gift from my mother when I was just born. Even though the cold does not bother me, I can feel my mother's love wrapped around me whenever I wear it. It also served as a security blanket when I was younger.
Mу єαямυƒƒѕ- although my body temperature adapts well to cold surroundings, due to how thin my ears are they can still get really cold. When I was 13, my father put a pair of these in my stocking at Christmas-and I couldn't have been more pleased. I wish I had known about such an amazing piece of clothing sooner!
Mу ℓєαƒ- you may have noticed my lack of feathers like what most kias have. For my second birthday, my parents did not have access to the pretty feathers many kiamaras had. Not wanting to give their daughter common bird feathers, they gave me a simple leaf. The leaf represents that I am one of a kind, for no other kia can do what I do. But the leaf represents a larger picture, for where there is one leaf-there is many leaves. Like family. I am just a small part of a family that I hold dear. When I got older, my parents offered to get me some suitable feathers. But by then, the leaf was a part of me and I refused.

Favorite Poem wrote:Oυт σƒ тнє вσѕσм σƒ тнє Aιя,
Oυт σƒ тнє cℓσυ∂-ƒσℓ∂ѕ σƒ нєя gαямєηтѕ ѕнαкєη,
Oνєя тнє ωσσ∂ℓαη∂ѕ вяσωη αη∂ вαяє,
Oνєя тнє нαяνєѕт-ƒιєℓ∂ѕ ƒσяѕαкєη,
Sιℓєηт, αη∂ ѕσƒт, αη∂ ѕℓσω
Dєѕcєη∂ѕ тнє ѕησω.
Eνєη αѕ συя cℓσυ∂у ƒαηcιєѕ тαкє
Sυ∂∂єηℓу ѕнαρє ιη ѕσмє ∂ινιηє єχρяєѕѕιση,
Eνєη αѕ тнє тяσυвℓє∂ нєαят ∂σтн мαкє
Iη тнє ωнιтє cσυηтєηαηcє cσηƒєѕѕιση,
Tнє тяσυвℓє∂ ѕку яєνєαℓѕ
Tнє gяιєƒ ιт ƒєєℓѕ.
Tнιѕ ιѕ тнє ρσєм σƒ тнє αιя,
Sℓσωℓу ιη ѕιℓєηт ѕуℓℓαвℓєѕ яєcσя∂є∂;
Tнιѕ ιѕ тнє ѕєcяєт σƒ ∂єѕραιя,
Lσηg ιη ιтѕ cℓσυ∂у вσѕσм нσαя∂є∂,
Nσω ωнιѕρєяє∂ αη∂ яєνєαℓє∂
Tσ ωσσ∂ αη∂ ƒιєℓ∂.
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