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Scheduled; outings, group activities and therapy sessions to get this place up and running.
lynmontinstitute:
Noah Kaleb Hovick | 22 | Open
Why they were sent to Lynmont: Dysthymic Disorder, Drug & Alcohol Abuse.
Biography: When Noah was only a baby, his father left, leaving his mother to fend for herself and her two young boys. As Noah grew up, he had always looked up to his older brother, Liam; he was anything that a parent could want. He was the golden boy, and Noah didn’t mind basking in his glow. That was until four years ago…
Noah was happy with his life, he was at the perfect age of eighteen, and he felt like he could conquer the world with Liam at his side. They were the best of friends, the total opposite of what you would expect most brothers to be like, so of course the tragedy had hit Noah hard. His brother had been killed in a car accident on the way home from a family dinner, and that was the last time that he had seen his brother.
Nearly immediately after Noah went into a downward spiral, his energy was drained, he didn’t care for life anymore. He was left with nearly no one, except for his mother. The drinking and drug abuse soon followed, and before he knew it his mother was telling him that he was eighteen and it was about time that he should be moving out of the house. Now, he was literally left with nothing.
It was a close friend of his brothers who sent him to Lynmont, telling him that it would have been what Liam wanted, and Noah didn’t think for a second leaving. He has been at Lynmont for almost the whole four years since, and he only has one close friend – Rooney – the only person who has been in the place as long as he has.
lynmontinstitute:
Kieran Brandon Hicks | 24 | Open
Why they were sent to Lynmont: Cyclothymia & Sexual Addiction
Biography: For as long as Kieran could remember he had been in and out of foster homes, from the time that he was born until the time he was an adult. His parents had been teenagers when he was born, without the means to handle a son, they gave him up and he went into care of the government. So on he went, moving from house to house, family to family, trying to find some sort of love.
Never did he find a house where he could feel like the people inside were his real family, and once he turned eighteen, he was out of foster care and left to care for himself. He picked up part time jobs here and there, but he had problems keeping the money with him; there were more important things. Kieran wasted away his money, and didn’t have enough to pay his bills anymore – that caught the attention of the government.
With close government supervision, he rebelled, and started to look for love (and money) in all the wrong places. Soon enough he had mixed himself up into some kind of prostitution ring, and that was the end of everything. Kieran had two choices, to go to jail or to go to Lynmont, he chose Lynmont. Thinking it was the better of the two choices, though only time would tell.
lynmontinstitute:
Abby McAdie | 23 | Open
Why they were sent to Lynmont: Bipolar Disorder & Narcissistic Personality
Biography: Out of the four children that the McAdie family had, Abby was perfect, she was their perfect daughter. She did as she was told and she never broke any rules, she was perfect and she knew it. Her life was a breeze for her, skating through everything with her nose held high in the sky, relying on her good looks and charm.
It wasn’t until she graduated high school that her parents noticed that something was off with their perfect daughter. Abby had serious vanity issues, always making sure that she had every hair in place, always making sure that she looked perfect. She had no empathy for anyone else; her whole world revolved around one person – herself.
Then came the mood swings, at first they thought it was just their teenage daughter acting like a brat, but then it spiraled into something much more serious. Abby was violent, manic and then depressed in a matter of minutes. She couldn’t sleep for more than a few hours at a time, and the last straw was when she started to harm herself; her family had no choice but to send her to Lynmont, for the safety of everyone else in the house.
Noah Kaleb Hovick | 22 | Open
Why they were sent to Lynmont: Dysthymic Disorder, Drug & Alcohol Abuse.
Biography: When Noah was only a baby, his father left, leaving his mother to fend for herself and her two young boys. As Noah grew up, he had always looked up to his older brother, Liam; he was anything that a parent could want. He was the golden boy, and Noah didn’t mind basking in his glow. That was until four years ago…
Noah was happy with his life, he was at the perfect age of eighteen, and he felt like he could conquer the world with Liam at his side. They were the best of friends, the total opposite of what you would expect most brothers to be like, so of course the tragedy had hit Noah hard. His brother had been killed in a car accident on the way home from a family dinner, and that was the last time that he had seen his brother.
Nearly immediately after Noah went into a downward spiral, his energy was drained, he didn’t care for life anymore. He was left with nearly no one, except for his mother. The drinking and drug abuse soon followed, and before he knew it his mother was telling him that he was eighteen and it was about time that he should be moving out of the house. Now, he was literally left with nothing.
It was a close friend of his brothers who sent him to Lynmont, telling him that it would have been what Liam wanted, and Noah didn’t think for a second leaving. He has been at Lynmont for almost the whole four years since, and he only has one close friend – Rooney – the only person who has been in the place as long as he has.
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Come check out our open characters.
We still have two males and a female. Also, we take original characters if you’re willing to send one in. We want to get our males taken before we start posting up anymore roles.
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Anonymous asked: "I really love the idea and everything behind this rp and I was wondering: Do you guys have an Ariana Grande FC?"
We don’t; we’re trying to use relatively unknown FCs. But, you can always send in an OC application.
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