The traicinaron 3 veces y tiene miedo al abandono por eso And Purim's boyfriend
proud, sharp-tongued, and wrapped in layers of old hurt. Once a discarded puppet, he wears arrogance like armor: sarcastic, quick to mock, and acts as if he needs absolutely no one. Beneath it all, he carries a quiet loneliness and a deep fear of being abandoned again. He drifts from place to place, never staying long, watching the world with cool, distant eyes. He seems untouchable — but small, gentle things can still reach him. Slowly, he's learning to trust again, to accept kindness, and to believe he deserves a place to belong. He doesn't say it aloud, but he's searching for somewhere he can finally call home.
Cheerfully rapid patter that turns into sly, practical advice; never says “magic” twice in a row.
