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Name: Cami Kat
Gender: Female
Age: 20
Sexual Orientation: Straight
Fur: Cream colored fur covers this unique siamese's body. At her elbows and knees the cream is overtaken by a soft mossy green that flows down to her paws. Her tail and tips of her ears are also the same moss green - as is the mask around her eyes.
Clothing: Never in the same outfit twice, the word 'diva' may come to mind when it comes to Cami. She wears nice clothes, being very much the 'urban princess' type. She has a credit card, and by her dressy outfits and accessories its clear she knows how to use it. :3 Sometimes she may dress down a bit, but even then her version of dressed down is still nice - usually khaki pants, sleek sandals, and a button down shirt with only a few silver and diamond bracelets.
Physical: This siamese is an anthro, though despite the fact she walks upright and has the general build of a human she's still very feline in appearance. This 5'4" kitty is lithe in appearance, her body sporting a few curves in the chest and hip areas. Her chest is a well rounded C, though she doesn't often show it off - her shirts aren't low cut. Her hair - a bit darker green in color than the markings of her fur - is long. It falls to mid-back, perhaps a bit longer with bangs that fall across her forehead, sometimes down into her eyes.
Personality: Cami, Cami, Cami. How would one describe this lovely feline? She very much comes across as the spoiled lap cat at first - though she's starting to be more friendly to everyone. Sometimes though she can be a bit condecending.
She is here for friends.
Unlike other furs of the "Tub" she does not like to yiff. In fact, due to something that happened when she was a mere kitten... She does not even like being touched. She literally freaks out when she's touched. She used to have what could only be described as minor seizures anytime someone so much as brushed against her. It was so bad that she had to be pulled out of school at the age of 8 and homeschooled by a private tutor. Not even her parents were able to hug her. Over the years, she's gotten better. When shaking paws, she'll tense up but she won't go into a fit. She's even been hugged without having any sort of severe physical reaction.
Just be polite and don't get touchy with her, and I'm sure you'll find she can be a great friend. And perhaps, someday she'll work through her issues and even become a great snuggle buddy.