[rosiemeii]

This Poosha is based off a fish bowl; one of my favourite colour schemes! Sadly, though, they are blind. The flame colour is also pale because it can't light things, such as wood, due to the poosha's disability.
To win him/her, tell me how these disabilities effect it, and how it makes him/her feel.

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Gender;
Affect?;

[Rhys~]

Dropping Out

[Pi.]

Name;
This Poosha would be named
Gender;
Affect?;
WIP <3

[Sanara]

Marking :3

[allinian]

Name; Kea
Gender; Female
Affect?; It doesn't really affect her much, unless she is teased.

[tea!]

name;;
This poosha's name is Awai, meaning 'pale' in Japanese.

gender;;
Awai is female of course.

affect?;;
Due to being Blind Awai puts a small bell on her tail.
She uses her tail to help direct her so when it hits something then the bell rings,
telling Awai that she is going the wrong way.

[Sentoki]

Name;
Ryka
(Rai-ka)

Gender;
Female

Affect?;
The loss of sight has left Ryka more shy and reserved than other other Pooshas. She is more prone to getting frightened, and is unable to tell whether an individual means harm or not, therefore resulting in her avoiding others.

Lacking in her ability to defend herself has also led to Ryka being more distrusting of others than compared to normal Pooshas, and she closes herself off from everyone else around her, with the exceptions being family and close friends.

Despite all the negative effects that her disability has on her though, Ryka does not hate, nor dislike, her disability, and instead chooses to look on the brighter side, preferring to appreciate it's causing her to be unable to light things on fire. This optimism mostly came about from Ryka's dislike of harming others, both living and non-living.

[c a b b a g e]

Name; Dara
Gender; Female
Affect?; Whenever she is asked this question, Dara takes a moment to think over anything and everything she wants or needs to say. Oh you're ready now? Okay, here you go, the stage is yours. It's...um, upside down. Yeah, there you go.

Hello there. Yes, I am Dara, and I am going to answer this question.
Sometimes, being blind makes me rather sad. My friends talk about how beautiful the sunrise is, or how nice the weather and sky is that day. They say, "Look, a butterfly!", and I am left staring into the dark. I really want to see a sunrise though. Many times my friends talk of the sunsets, but one of my friends talks and talks about the sunrises, and how magnificently they outshine the sunsets. I want to see one. I want to see the brightness of the sun, not just feel it. I want to see how the caterpillar crawls, not just guess. I want to see to ocean, not just hear the roll of the waves. I want to see the sunrise, not just dream about it.
But then there are times where I like not being able to see. My friends tell how beautiful my coat is, and how they say they are hideous in comparison. I can tell them that it isn't true, that I know them by soul, and their souls are the most beautiful things I know. I can love without bias, for I only see the beauty that lies beneath what I touch with my paws. I can dislike another for how they are, and how they act, not because I feel above them due to how they look. I will never have to see any horrors. I will only ever feel blood, and I will never witness war. The food I eat is food my tongue adores, and new things are often splendid thigs, and my tongue can only taste, not see. My tongue is as blind as me.
When it comes to my flame, I am really quite happy it does not spark well. I could never imagine having to try and light something I cannot see, with a flame I cannot see. I would most likely burn down my home. I'll never accidentally hurt anyone, and for this I am glad. I can't really see anything really negative about it, as I've never been a fan of flame. It's something that flickers and flicks, dances and spark, burns and warms. I can feel its heat, the intensity of the flame. But I cannot seen when it is out to strike me, and so I more often than not, get burned. It's safe to say, I'm not a fan of fire, so in all honesty, I'm glad my flame is weak.

[Tricksters]

Name;
Tomlin Jackson, but people call him Tomile
Gender;
Tomile is a male
Affect?;
Because he is blind, he can't see. When someone shouts 'Hey! look at this! it's so cool!' He will just sigh and 'look' away. Lacking the disability to see, he has to go around with a seeing eye cane. Other Poosha's laugh at him, making him feel even worse.


He never tells anyone about the problem with his flame, thinking that if he does tell anyone they will shun him completely. He prefers to stay quiet and not talk to anyone as he walks around his daily life.

Tomlin has very few friends, mostly because of his blindness affecting him. But other wise, he is naturally shy and hates to talk period. Some Poosha's don't even know what he sounds like.

But, enough of me talking, here's a journal entry from Tomile to one of his teachers.

Dear Mrs. Casidove

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You sound worried when you ask if i am ok, and i just simply nod to you, that is rude of me. It just bother's me that the student's in this school are so rude to me. Just because i can not see, does not mean i am different from every poosha. I don't talk because i think they will shun me more if i do. Please do not be worried, i am fine, i am used to all the teases and bullying i get dealt every day. I am going to tell you something no one else knows about, because i am afraid to tell them, but i feel comfortable telling you Mrs. Casidove. My flame isn't like everyone else's, it can not light anything. it does not bring much warmth either, so i am afraid when we have to catch wood on fire for science class experiment's, what if someone notices? What if the teacher starts to make fun of me? My life is ruined! Because of my defects no one cares about me, they treat me like a beast! I just wish i had some friends, some real friends. Not the ones who hang out with you and talk about you behind your back. I hope you understand Mrs, and i hope to hear from you soon. Thanks for listening.

~ Tomlin Jackson

[ellyenchanted]

Name; This girls name is Sora No Sakana, which means "sky fish" in Japanese. Her name is quite strange and long, so everyone calls her Ana.
Gender; I can only see her as a female.
Affect?;


Oh, you want to know about that? Well okay then. It sucks having no power, like seriously. And being blind...the whole thing simply sucks. I hate how everyone has these powers, and what can I do? Nothing.

And whenever someone wants to show me something, it's like, really guys? 'Cause I can't see. I don't know what the sky looks like, or any of my friends, nor have I ever seen a rainbow. I try to keep all that angry inside of me, because I still want to have friends and loved ones. But occasionally I can't help but snap out at them. But hey, who can blame me?

I also wonder how it would feel to use my power and light something on fire. I've always liked warmth because it was something I could feel, and not have to see.