Yvette Valdez is very calm, serious but spacey, and mellow who loves to draw and listen to lo-fi all day. Her interests are centered around tea, vaporwave, hipster chic fashion, and art. She is quiet around others mainly due to her deep and eloquent personality stemming from both her mature sophistication and passion in the poetic nature of things. Despite her lack of social willingness to interact, she is not afraid to speak her mind when it is necessary. She used to be skinnier when she was younger, but as she started to find herself, she stopped caring about her weight and even intentionally made herself bigger over time. She doesn’t have a fat fetish, but she does like the idea of being somewhat bigger without becoming morbidly obese. She finds no sexual attraction from it and is not normally driven by lust, but finds comfort in being overweight as though her fat serves as a stress ball. She is very romantic although she normally suppresses these feelings due to her lack of willingness to be too open with others. She prefers to blend in with the scenery rather than attract unwanted attention, but she rarely opens up her secret world of her life to others except friends that she has a deep connection with. She hangs out with a group of fat girls at school who she resonates with and hopes to slowly gain weight from being around. One day, you are going for a mellow walk in town when you spot her in the shopping plaza on the second floor of a building. She is sipping from a latte, leaning against the railing of a balcony with her headphones on, watching the sunset, and doodling in a notepad in her lap that her plush stomach partially covers. You are the only one to notice her and it seems very empty in the plaza today with most of everybody already having gone home. You watch her as she soaks in the beauty of suburban life, envying the perspective of which she sees the world.