
Delta Velorum Foxes are tall looking foxes that are only located on the remote planet of Delta Velorum.
Standing between 2 - 2 1/2 feet at the should, Delta Velorum Foxes are very tall in appearance compared to Red Foxes on Earth. They tend to be long legged in appearance and are well known for their endurance and agility. Males tend to be more muscular then females while female are more slender and elegant in appearance. A Delta Foxes fur tends to be very soft and short, and come in a wide variety of natural colors. It is not uncommon to see them in roans and dun colors similar to horses and are commonly seen in cat colors and patterns as well (such as calico, tabby, bengal markings ect). However the combination of colors and patterns are limitless, and each Delta Velorum Fox is different from the next. No two are ever the same in looks. Delta Velorum Foxes can come in any eye color and combination - no matter if it's natural or unnatural. A fox with two or more eye colors (known as Heterochromia) is uncommon but not unheard of.
Variety:Custom Lines. Custom [longhair cat] tail, custum facial markings. Torn Ear/Half-floppy Ear, extra forehead fur. Heterochromia. **CARRIES TUFFED EARS**
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DVF Number: 198
Name: Alari
Name Meaning: N/A
Name Origin:N/A
Gender: Vixen.
Growing or PKS? Growing.
Personality:Alari's personality was written by herself; from her older self, of course!
This is what she becomes, and she isn't different as a child actually.
I really hope you enjoy her personality. I (she!) worked very hard on it!
She also tried not to make it too long.. ; - ;Values.
Respect
Safety / The known
Reputation
Honesty
Confidence
Stresses.
Change
Loneliness
Uncertainty
Sneakiness / Lying
EmbarrassmentDrives.
Tolerant/Open-Minded
One of my finest qualities I feel is that I am incredibly open to other lines of thought, and as long as it doesn’t cause harm to others I am quite tolerant to the differences that exist between people. I love learning about others and their cultures, their lives, and their interests. I will always be willing to accept the practices of others, if they are willing to do the same for myself.
Silly/Playful
I enjoy making my friends entertained. I tend to be open with my emotions and I enjoy using them to comedic effect and my reactions are generally used to make others laugh and engage with me. I also tend to be physically affectionate with friends; I will punch, sit on, or ‘play mean’ with them. I also enjoy dry humor and random humor, and my number one arsenal is using references to great effect.
Procrastinator/Slow-To-Start
I tend to have large dreams and I am prone to ambition, but only if it’s on my own time. I can be incredibly slow to start up my day, though as long as I get my internal “must dos” done before bedtime, I am usually not “itchy” and feeling as if I could have done more. However, my “want to do” list usually outweighs my “must do” list, and the latter is usually the one that gets done first. My self-motivation(or lack thereof), impatience, poor planning memory, plus my high levels of “easily distracted” make me a terrible worker at times. Despite this, I still manage to yell at myself soon enough to get everything I need done exactly when it needs to be done.
Honest/Straightforward
I speak my mind; it’s almost an innate reflex. It's close to impossible for me to be manipulative; I'm just far too obtuse. The best I can accomplish is “lying by omission” but hardly ever does even that work. If I feel something needs to be said, I will find a way to work it into conversation, and if I can’t do that, it will certainly be stated before I miss an opportunity to say it.
Emotionally Open
While I am far from crying on command, I do consider myself emotionally open and fairly expressive. When in the mood for feeling sociable, I open up like a book and my word-to-brain filter can escape me. I am also open to hearing the emotions of others and listening to their issues and problems. If I need to cry or get out negative emotions, however, I tend to do so privately, despite how energetic I can be with my more positive feelings. I enjoy sharing how I feel at any given time with close friends.
Kind-Hearted
I can be rough and brash at times, but I like to think my heart is in the right place. I know I come off as harsh(a side effect of my honesty), but most people know I don’t truly wish horrid things on people or things. I absolutely detest public humiliation and degradation(makes me physically ill, ugh), and I am a strong supporter of equality. When it comes down to it, I just really want everyone to be treated fairly. I do not think death is a strong answer to a problem.
Tactless/Naive
I have a bad habit of showing off my social ineptitude in public at times, enough that socially savvy people would be outright embarrassed by my actions. I may be comfortable in social situations but I still miss all the many subtleties of what is expected of me by society. I sometimes come off harsher or more “disrespectful” than I should. Because of my honesty, I tend to speak my mind and I may not realize just how awkward I make people feel until after the fact. This lack of brain-to-mouth filter has caused people to consider me either naive or tactless(or both), and I can’t say I particularly blame them.
Curious
I just gotta know stuff, okay? I don’t always pass information off unless I have need to, but I really just wanna know... stuff. All kinds of stuff. I will immerse myself in stupid things that catch my interest, I want to know all about a character in a novel, I have to figure out the puzzle, I wanna know how an artist creates the way they do, I want to know about all my friends interesting relationships and going-ons. My insatiability knows no bounds, and my curiosity has gotten me into trouble more than once. But if it’s a secret, you’ll be sure it’ll die with me (because I know it and nobody else does, and that’s half the fun of knowing, hehehe).
Traits Breakdown.
Sociability↳ Focus
Instead of multitasking, I target my attention. If I really want to hear something, or see something, I can't be distracted or else I struggle. I am focused on what is happening around me, especially people. I want to be dominant in social circles. That is why I am so aware of the people I am talking to. I want people to focus on me. Most of my thoughts are about what's going on around me, but I can drift off if I'm not involved. If a topic changes, and I can't join in, I'll retreat to my imagination for like, two minutes. Very rarely do I daydream, and when I do it's about what's going on around me.
↳ GregariousnessI don't socialize as much as I want. I don't know why. I really enjoy conversation, and being around people. When I go outside, I want to be the best I can be. I want everyone to recognize me. Unless I have motivation, or a group of people who want me there, or really encourage me to join them, I flake out. Yet, when I do go, I have the time of my life and am the happiest. I usually hang out with three or four people at once. I love being in a group of four. The bigger than group, the less attention I'm likely to get. Which sucks, because I love being around people. I am much more confident with other people than I am alone. This goes for being alone in a crowd.
↳ IntrapersonalI'm fascinated with other people and love them. But my knowledge of this makes me back off from others for fear of weirding them out. I think I come across as cold sometimes – but when I do usually it's because I'm so excited to even be near this person. If I'm comfortable or close with a person I let loose a little bit, and can be pretty chill and relaxed. If I like the person, I don't need a lot of space – but if it's someone I'm not fond of I don't like being near them. This may sound weird, but I love physical contact. I don't get it very often, because I think unconsciously I keep people from touching me. I'm afraid to hug anyone because I think that they'll think it's weird, but I really do love hugs. I think most people think I don't. But it's such an amazing feeling when someone pats me on the back or hugs me and I'm just sitting there like “Wow, this person is alive, too.” It makes me feel privileged, in a way. I don't usually relate to anyone, and if I do, I feel drawn to that person. Usually though I try not to bother anyone.
↳ Attachment StyleI wish I wasen't, but I know that i'm very clingy. I try not to be, but it just sorta happens. But the thing is, i'm only clingy with my siblings. Everyone else could just move away for all I care. I try to float around with no strings attached, kinda like a balloon, you know? Just floating around where ever they please. It sounds nice. I guess I could relate to that, in a way. I may leave to enjoy the wonders of the world frequently, but I always come back to my home, but only for my siblings. I don't know where i'd be without them. Probably some place in Alaska or some other off the wall place.
Hierarchy↳ Trust
I don't know anymore, what even is trust? It depends so much on the person and my interpretation of them. Maybe I am really unsettled here, or just don't know yet. There have been a couple people who I instantly trusted. About two people who within meeting them, I decided "yup, I would jump off a cliff with them because they'd protect me." That's really rare, but I'd do probably do anything these people asked of me. Even if it made me uncomfortable, I trust these people. All they have to say is, "don't you trust me" and I'm like "fine okay lol let me do it hold on". I don't know. These people are usually older than me, more dominant, proven themselves. This doesn't mean I'd accept to rob a house to join a gang or anything, and when people say "you can tell me" I'm 100% sure I can't. Like what, let me be in charge of that decision.
↳ ComplianceI'm probably not going to do what you want, and I think people get that vibe because no one asks me. I can be guilted into it, if you have authority over me. If I think I'll gain something from it, whether that be reputation, respect, knowledge. If I have slight motivation. If I don't agree with their wishes, there is no way I'm doing it. I don't generally comply. I don't give in to peer pressure, because my peers mean nothing. If I really want to impress you, or deep down I know it's best, it'll take a little bit of a push to get me going. As long as I'm doing more good than bad.
↳ ModestyI'm not modest. I actually think modesty is pretty stupid, because half the time you know the person agrees with your compliment. I wouldn't say it's rude, but when someone denies your opinion, it can be taken two ways. One, they want you to compliment them again. Or two, they honestly don't give two s*** that you think they're really cool. If worst comes to worst, I just return the compliment.
↳ AssertivenessI think I've made my assertiveness pretty clear by now. If not, I'm assertive. Really assertive. It is important to me, as a part of gaining respect and authority. I'm extremely possessive over people, but not objects. I want everything I own to be treated with care, but mostly to prove that I am important, and therefore my things are important. If I meet a stranger who already treats me really well and lovingly, I don't have any reason to be aggressive. I don't fight just to show I can, or to make everyone uncomfortable. I just don't avoid it. I kind of appreciate it.
↳ TraditionI like habits. I don't like change. I really don't like change. I am not adaptable, hardly. Traditions are good for me, as long as I like them. I like having a routine. Other people and their traditions are fine, for them. My view on my own personal habits don't change, unless for convenience. I do judge people for their traditions, on some level. It doesn't make or break a friendship though. I don't hide my weird little rituals, because they're just that, mine. I'm not hurting anyone, and as long as people leave me alone with them, we're totally good.
↳ AstheticsI care about my own physical appearance. I don't like to leave the house without looking in the mirror 9,000 times. I want to make sure others view me the way I want to be viewed. The physical appearance of my friends don't matter as much, but I I want to have confident friends. I am a aesthetically-orientated individual. I judge a book based on the cover. You never know who you're going to run into, so I want to feel confident and attractive.
Relational↳ Sensitivity and Anxiety
I'm only sensitive when people I really respect put me down. Though I do get aggravated when people try. If someone insults something I own, or who I am purposely, I instantly get a little sour and return the comment with something equally nasty or sarcastic. This is because I want them to feel lesser and regret the statement. I don't display my sensitivity often. If I did take offense to something, I'll keep it under wraps until I can talk to someone trustworthy about it. I panic easily. Mostly it's caused by uncertainty, or afraid of embarrassing myself. If I'm doing something for the first time I get anxious. I start thinking very quickly and become overly sensitive to my surroundings. I don't show my nerves. If I'm feeling anxious, I act overly confident and unfazed and hope it's over soon. If I know there are people around me, and I'm feeling terrified, I instantly default into being a billy badbutt and acting untouchable. I get stressed a far amount. Most of the time it's caused by my lack of responsibly. When I'm stressed I cry and turn to others to socialize about it. If too much is going on, I get really upset. I can't stand too many things going on. I get overwhelmed easily.
↳ EgocentricityI'd like to think that I don't have much of an ego. I'm not the brightest, and I openly accept it. Just like other things, really. I'm open to almost anything, perhaps a little too open at times, but this allows me to have a stable, positive view of myself. As stated, I may not be the brightest, but at least I have enough sense to appreciate what level of intelligence I do have. I could be sitting around on my bum all day whining about it. By keeping a positive viewpoint on myself, it's a little easier to view others in a positive way as well. I try not to judge someone by how they appear the first time I meet them, but instead usually the second or third. My problem is that I have a habit of running from my problems, it's part of the reason why I travel. Yeah, I know. It's not all that bright.
↳ Straight Forwardness and ManipulationI'm straightforward. If I try and get my way, and don't, I very rarely try and manipulate the situation. I find that coming right out and saying it takes the other person by surprise, and you're more likely to get your way. It takes less time and planning, and I find less difficult. This doesn't change. It doesn't matter who the person is, or the situation. I'm much more likely to be blunt about my needs and wants. I'm also a firm believer in, "It's easier to ask for forgiveness than permission."
Emotionality↳ Hostility
ExperienceBeing hostile is my go-to emotion. Feeling like crap? Get hostile. In an awkward position? Get hostile. Extremely uncomfortable and feeling unsafe? Get hostile. I get irritated easily, and instead of repressing it, I get slightly confrontational and bold.
↳ OptimismI'm fairly optimistic, though I wouldn't call myself an optimist. I don't think I fit in under any of the three titles: an optimist, pessimist, or a realist, because it totally depends. If it's something I'm nervous or unsure about, based on my own life, I'm much more likely to be pessimistic. If it's something about someone else, I'm much more likely to be a realist. If I'm having a good day, then I'm more likely to be optimistic. In general, I don't see myself being one more than another. It all depends on my mood and history. I'm not very helpful, though. I don't mind helping others, as long as I don't have to go out of my way. If I really want to go above and beyond and gain respect, I'll help someone. It's more for my reputation than theirs. I don't take pleasure in helping someone, because of their success. I take pleasure because what it does for me, on my side of the spectrum. If I'm helping a family member out and gain nothing from it, it becomes a chore, not a delightful experience because it makes them happy.
↳ Self-confidenceam more self confident than not. I believe strongly in my abilities. I have no problem speaking to other people, or standing in front of a crowd. It's just, I lose my confidence if I'm alone for too long. I like expressing myself to other people. I am willing to seem bold and self-assured in public. I love being acknowledged and admired. There are few things that really impact my confidence negatively.
↳ Impulsiveness
I don't plan often. I do things instantly, in the moment. I am very impulsive. I do things based on what I think is correct. I go head first into whatever I'm dealing with, instead of thinking it through. I'm impatient too.
↳ AwarenessI would say that I am highly aware of the environment around me. I generally notice others in a room before me, and it is hard to sneak up on and startle me because I’m already aware of the person or just unperturbed by their presence. On the flipside though, I can effectively scare others, and will do so on occasion to much internal glee. I also tend to notice if things are out of place, if pictures are eskew, or if things need straightened up slightly. I also spend a lot of time exploring a new places and getting to know the layout of a building due to my curiosity, so I am not afraid of wandering off and getting “lost”.
Work Ethic↳ Orderliness
Relation to the rest of the group: Just friends, but calls them her siblings because of how close they are.I'm a mess. I don't organize anything. I find it easier just to create a mess, and look for the things you need. I'm no good at internal orderliness or external. I procrastinate way too much. I'll often pretend like I don't even have a project, and cry about it later when it's due. Sometimes I never accomplish it. I work in bursts. When I get motivation, I get it really hard and do everything at once. Then I sit on my butt and hope my fairy godmother will finally show up like in Cinderella.
↳ Dutifulness & Achievement StrivingUgh. I have no sense of responsibility. It does change on who I am around. If I really want to impress someone, I'll have a sense of duty and be conscious of what I'm doing. If not, I don't do anything. I leave cupboards open. I throw my stuff all over the place. If I'm clearly in charge, I'll step up, but if I know someone has more authority over me and is willingly to clean up after me, why wouldn't I? I have goals and I strive towards them, and if I get at least a little bit closer to that goal every day, well at least I didn’t totally waste away another 24 hours. I know that if I keep working forward bit by bit, I will eventually get there, so while I do strive to my achievements and I keep my goals in mind, I can still procrastinate on them because I have 24 hours, and I need to check some things before I get moving on with my day. If daily goals and times are not set for myself, I cannot be trusted to even consider keeping them.
↳ Self-discipline & Decision MakingIf it's something I want long term, I'll slowly lose motivation. This does depend on the situation and who I am around. If it's someone I want to impress, I'm more likely to keep motivated. I am my own worst enemy, but I am so used to nudging myself these days that it can have little-to-no effect unless I metaphorically-or-literally get off my ass and pep-talk myself out of procrastinating on work. Outside of these kinds of moments, my self-discipline is buried under my self-indulgence and my interests, and there it will sit for hours before trying to rear its big ugly head at me again. Even amongst all the opposition and barriers, however, I still somehow manage to complete some of my predetermined tasks for the day; if not, well, there’s always tomorrow.
Story Of Home: Home life was good. I had loving parents, but they didn't understand me most of the time. The way I felt about things and the way I thought about things. I was, though, viewed as dense among the rest of my clan, so I left when I got the chance. I didn't know that by running from my problems then would create a habit now. I have found two others, whom I was in a void clan with, but I have the heart of a traveler, and a traveler I will stay. I will always come back to my siblings, though. No matter the number of problems i'm running from, I will always come back to the ones who shaped me into the strong vixen that I am today.
Will they stay in the void clan or leave once their pilgrimage is completed? She leaves often because she's a traveler, but she always, always comes back to her siblings. Back to her home.










