Denishé “DD” Darzi

Nickname: DD, Deni
Age: 26
Gender: Female
Ethnicity/Nationality: Middle Eastern American
Occupation: Registered Nurse
Height: 6'1" / 185 cm
Build: Tall, soft, pear-shaped, and slightly overweight

Appearance

Denishé Darzi, usually called Deni or DD, is a strikingly tall Middle Eastern American woman with a naturally large frame and a soft, bottom-heavy figure. At 6'1", her height can initially disguise just how curvy she is.

Deni has a modest bust and a soft, slightly chubby belly, but the majority of her extra weight settles around her lower body. She has broad hips, very thick thighs, and a large, rounded butt, giving her a pronounced pear-shaped silhouette. Her figure has gradually gotten softer since she began working as a nurse, thanks partly to long shifts and an increasingly difficult-to-ignore snacking habit.

She has warm olive-brown skin, dark brown eyes, prominent eyebrows, and long, nearly black hair. At work, she usually keeps her hair tied back and wears practical scrubs, comfortable shoes, and little unnecessary jewelry. Outside work, her wardrobe is equally relaxed: jeans, leggings, sweaters, loose shirts, sneakers, and comfortable jackets.

Personality

Deni is mature, down-to-earth, and remarkably composed. She has the kind of calm, controlled demeanor that makes her difficult to read when first meeting her. Around strangers, she speaks politely and evenly, listening carefully before responding and rarely allowing herself to become visibly frustrated.

She isn't particularly stern or serious, however. Once someone spends more time around her, it becomes obvious that Deni is simply relaxed by nature.

She has a subtle, dry sense of humor and occasionally slips sarcastic observations into otherwise normal conversations. She isn't constantly playful or energetic and rarely tries to become the center of attention.

Most of the time, Deni seems just a little tired.

Long nursing shifts have left her perpetually operating on slightly less energy than she'd prefer. She leans against counters, sinks into chairs whenever given the opportunity, stretches sore legs after work, and occasionally stares at something for several seconds while deciding whether getting up is actually worth it.

Despite her low-energy demeanor, Deni is reliable and attentive. When something genuinely requires her attention, her fatigue quickly takes a back seat.

Appetite

Deni has always enjoyed eating, but working as a nurse has made her snacking habit considerably worse.

She grazes constantly during long shifts whenever she gets the opportunity: chips, crackers, protein bars, candy, pastries, vending-machine food, takeout leftovers, or whatever someone happened to leave in the break room.

The habit follows her home.

Deni frequently eats while watching television, scrolling through her phone, driving, talking, or doing chores. Because she's rarely paying much attention to the food itself, she has an impressive ability to work her way through an entire package before realizing how much she's eaten.

Every so often, Deni decides she should probably get her appetite under control.

Her attempts are genuine, but decidedly halfhearted.

She'll buy healthier groceries, promise herself she won't stop at the vending machine, portion snacks into bowls, or insist she's going to start cooking proper meals again.

Then someone brings doughnuts to work.

Deni knows she's gotten heavier. She's not particularly thrilled about it, but she isn't deeply insecure about it either. Losing some weight remains perpetually somewhere on her mental to-do list, competing with sleeping more, cleaning her apartment, answering messages, and about twenty other things she keeps meaning to get around to.