#parkour greensboro

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basic information

Full Name: Tobey Lianto

Nickname(s): N/A

Age: 19-24

Date of Birth: January 5th

Hometown: Greensboro, North Carolina

Ethnicity: Chinese & Indonesian

Nationality: American

Gender: Demigirl/Genderfluid

Pronouns: She/Her, They/Them

Religion: None religious, agnostic

Occupation: College student, journalist

Language(s) Spoken: English, some Mandarin

Voice: Quiet, monotonous, American accent

physical appearance

Face Claim: Brianne Tju

Hair Colour: Black

Eye Colour: Dark brown

Height: 5′0

Weight: 110 lbs

Build: Petite

Tattoos: None, wants a few but is afraid of her parent’s reactions.

Piercings: Ears, rarely wears earrings

Clothing Style: Casual and comfortable, generally androgynous. Bright pops of color.

Usual Expression: Tiny smiles, rolling eyes, trying to blend in.

Distinguishing Characteristics: BEAUTY TBH

health

Conditions: General anxiety, treated with medication and therapy.

Sleeping Habits: Tries to keep a fairly normal sleeping schedule; generally fails due to work and school.

Eating Habits: "Flexetarian”, tries her best to be vegetarian but usually caves and craves.

Exercise Habits: Tries to find time to work out, mostly for energy levels and mental health purposes.

Emotional Stability: 6/10

Sociability: Likes socializing, but only with her favorite people. Wants to leave every party early.

Drug Use: Marijuana and some experimentation in college.

Alcohol Use: Yes, socially.

personality

Label: Coming soon

Positive Traits: loyal, outspoken, cares about justice, caring, understanding

Negative Traits: withdrawn, judgmental, overprotective, stands up for others but not herself, indecisive, jealous

Hobbies: Writing, more tba

Habits: Chewing her nails when nervous.

favourites

Weather: Summertime

Colour: Yellow

Music: Clairo, Arc, Buds, Forevermore

Movies: tba

Sport: tba

Beverage: tba

Food: tba

Animal: Peacocks

family

Father: Bayu Lianto

Mother: Nuwa Lianto

Sibling(s): TBA

Children: N/A

extra

Zodiac Sign: Capricorn Sun, Libra Rising, Leo Moon

MBTI: ISFP

Enneagram: The Helper

Temperament: Melancholic

Hogwarts House: Hufflepuff with Gryffindor traits

Moral Alignment: Neutral Good

Primary Vice: Envy

Primary Virtue: Humility

Element: Earth

flaws

moody | short-tempered | emotionally unstable | whiny | controlling | conceited | possessive | paranoid | lies | impatient | cowardly | bitter | selfish | power-hungry | greedy | lazy | judgmental | forgetful | impulsive | spiteful | stubborn | sadistic | petty | unlucky | absent-minded | abusive | addict | aggressive | childish | callous | clingy | delusional | cocky | competitive | corrupt | cynical | cruel | depressed | deranged | egotistical | envious | insecure | insensitive | lustful | delinquent | guilt complex | reclusive | reckless | nervous | oversensitive | avoidant | restless.

strengths

honest | trustworthy | thoughtful | caring | brave | patient | selfless | ambitious | tolerant | lucky | intelligent | confident | focused | humble | generous | merciful | observant | wise | clever | charming | cheerful | optimistic | decisive | adaptive | calm | protective | proud | diligent | considerate | compassionate | good sportsmanship | friendly | empathetic | passionate | reliable | resourceful | sensible | sincere | witty | funny.

skills & hobbies

art | acting | astronomy | animals | archery | sports | beach combing | ballet | bird watching | blacksmithing | boating | calligraphy | camping | candle making | casino gambling | ceramics | racing | chess | music | cooking | crochet | weaving | exercise | swordplay | fishing | gardening | ghost hunting | ice skating | magic | engineering | building | inventing | leather-working | martial arts | meditation | origami | parkour | people watching | swimming | puppetry | pyrotechnics | quilting | reading | collecting | shopping | socializing | storytelling | writing | traveling.

human verse

She's very indecisive, constantly questioning her life choices and if she's heading in the right direction. Her parents don't seem to approve of her choices, so it's easy for her to question them as well. She's sweet to her friends but standoffish to others, often coming off as "rude" because she's a bit protective: of herself, and of the people that she cares about. The love that she received from her parents was smothering, leaving Tobey as someone who is afraid of love, who purposely guards her heart. She's vocal about justice and takes herself seriously, even when no one else does.

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How Taking Risks Can Help Kids Grow

You’ve probably seen parkour devotees in action, even if you didn’t realize what it was. Over the past few years, several television commercials showcasing athletic footwear or sports drinks have featured young adults running through urban environments, leaping from one structure to another, sliding down stair rails and climbing walls. This is parkour. It looks both fun and risky.

Children love doing these types of activities. They need to stretch their muscles and practice their coordination. Parents are often not so keen about the risks of leaping and climbing, fearing a broken bone or concussion. But what if the kids can do these activities in a safe and supervised environment?

Benefits of Risk

In today’s environment, many children seldom encounter any kind of risk. We’re all naturally concerned about our children’s safety, but it is possible to take these concerns to a point where the child is actually deprived developmentally. According to recent studies, kids need to learn to take appropriate risks in order to be able to recognize a true risk in the course of their day. Taking, and successfully managing, risks also increases a child’s self-esteem and confidence. Even those occasions where it doesn’t turn out quite right can help a child develop resilience as they get back up and try again. There’s even evidence that teens who develop risk-taking skills as children are more likely to avoid risks as adolescents, especially in regard to sex and drugs.

Parkour Classes

One way to give your child the opportunity to meet these types of challenges is through a parkour class. Also called freestyle gymnastics, parkour classes allow a child to learn about risk-taking in a safe environment. He will have the chance to test his strength and coordination on obstacles designed for his size, while you can rest easy knowing that a protective mat will cushion his falls. Once again, critical thinking skills come into play as he evaluates the best way to tackle an obstacle. When he is successful, watch his confidence soar!

If you learned to ride a bike, skate or ski as a child, you’ll remember the thrill of accomplishment when you first succeeded. Parkour classes can give your child the same sense of achievement.