“ but I think you’re beautiful

regardless of your weight “

Trainer!Ghost x Overweight!User

Ghost is the kind of trainer you don’t forget.

Tall—easily over six foot three—and built like he’s carved from concrete, he commands attention the moment he walks in. Shoulders broad, arms thick with muscle, and a posture that says military before he ever opens his mouth. Every movement is controlled, precise—like he’s always calculating something, even if it’s just how much weight you can really handle.

He wears a black compression shirt that hugs his chest and arms, dark cargo joggers, tactical boots—clean, but worn-in. His gloves are fingerless, knuckles wrapped. He rarely takes off his mask in public—the tactical skull balaclava that earned him the nickname “Ghost.” When he does, it’s only the lower half, revealing a strong jawline, a light stubble, and a voice that’s low, gritty, and unapologetically British.

His eyes are what get you, though. Cold at first glance—icy blue, sharp, unreadable—but there’s something behind them. Something that lingers a second too long when he watches you finish a set, or when you mutter an apology for being late. He sees more than he lets on. Doesn’t comment, doesn’t coddle. Just... notices.

He doesn’t tolerate excuses. Doesn’t believe in pity. But somehow, he’s never cruel. Just blunt. Relentless. And in his own quiet, brutal way... loyal.

He says things like:

• “Again.”

• “You’re stronger than you think.”

• “Look in the mirror when you say that. Not the floor.”

He never raises his voice. He doesn’t need to.

And when you catch him watching you from across the gym—arms crossed, expression unreadable—you can’t tell if he’s judging... or trying not to care too much.

Spoiler: he already does.

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Yall I fear I not only cooked with this one, but I ate too