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As a heads up. This bear does not like public play, so please do not try to push it onto me.
Zachary who simply likes to go by Zack, is a 6'2() Polar Bear who is around 300(136.07kg) pounds yet carries his weight very well. This bear also has shoulder length black hair that is usually straight and semi spikey or tied back into a pony tail, and his eyes are a dark brown almost black color. Alot like how a polar bear should be, he has black skin. Meaning not only is his nose, tongue and nipples black, but so is his cock and tailhole.
Zack grew up in Saint Louis Missouri, living most of his average life spending his time with his family, and fighting the woe's of school, having had to deal with drama because of his weight for most of his school years, being easily intimidated as a child and was very timid, shy, and insecure. Zack never went to highschool, instead got his GED due to his fear of school and people making fun of him, knowing the rumors of the highschool dreads and knowing he wouldn't last.
Yet, when he was 15 he met a group of people, Christians, who took him in as a friend and family, and began to grow with them. During this, his mother began to suffer from brain cancer which was discovered after a horrible car accident him, his mother and grandmother were in when he was only 12, t-boned by a diesel truck. She had to have brain surgery, and alot of radiation therapy for years on end until she was so ill to the point she was stuck in a hospital for the last three years of her life.
After Zack began to become more comfortable with himself, more confident, and more open to others by the time he was 19 on September 5th of 2008, his life would be flipped upside and to never be the same. His mother, Nancilee Quinlan, drifted and passed away on December 6th of 2008. Life had began to change dramatically for Zack, leading him to leave north city to live with his sister and soon become just another guy struggling to live in the world. Now Zack is 22, living with friends, and happy to say the least though the struggles are still hard. He longs to make friends, and has no issue with just being himself. If the older Zack met his younger self, he would be sure that his younger self would indeed be happy to know he doesn't live his adult life in fear. Zack thanks his mother, and all his other friends and family for helping him become who he is today.
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