Despite What You've Been Told

Quick summary: Pony Boy is a rowdy and rambunctious, flirtatious, "no homo" mess of a boy who's gotten into a few too many fist fights, but he's a good guy at the heart of it. He's fairly chivalrous, trying to make good impressions on the ladies, though he's also known to over-step his bounds as he's also an incorrigible flirt. Pony Boy works as a pizza delivery boy, leaving him smelling like pizza a good bit of the time on work days. For delivery (and in general) his only means of transportation is a sporty little black moped detailed with hot pink (one of his favorite colors).

Friends: Prone to making friends with the wrong sort, Pony Boy was pulled into a lot of trouble and life as a delinquent. Despite this, he enjoys making friends but it may be a little difficult to fully gain his trust. If he feels fondly of you, get ready for sarcastic jokes and occasional playful flirtation. He is also quite loyal to his friends, even if they're wrong in a situation, this often times gets him into trouble given his previously... undesirable.. choice in friends.

Enemies: He tends to be quiet relaxed but is thrown into anger fairly easily if someone tries to bully him. Generally when he doesn't like someone he makes (mostly) hollow threats or deprecating sarcastic remarks about them.

Love: He's very attracted to girls, especially if they're "cute". Pony Boy appreciates a vixen just as much as the next guy, but he's little on the more realistic side on who he thinks he can get with. He tends to like the personality of "cute" girls more than "sexy" ones because they tend to be easier to talk to and he doesn't feel as afraid of rejection. Speaking of rejection, he's had his fair share of it, making him shy away from the stunningly gorgeous as they've become somewhat intimidating to him. Though he still tends to chat them up from time to time. He protests (mostly to himself) that he's a straight man but he's prone to a gay crisis every now and then. With his occasional attraction to men, he's a lot less sure of himself and comes off as awkward or mildly threatened when around whoever the said dashing prince may be.