ABOUT YI TAO

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(♪) Born on May third in Seattle, Washington about twenty-six years within the past; the first child of two in total, born to a pair of business owners that work in tune with his closest aunt and uncle. While he himself chose to live a simpler life - much like one of his cousins from his mother's side of the family - the rest of his closer family members actually hold ties to the Triad. He's fully aware of this, yet continues to choose a life separate from whatever extra businesses that they may dabble within.[break]
(♪) As a child, he was somewhat more prone to expressing himself and his emotions more often in comparison to his present day demeanor. A curious sort; he often chose to look around and observe - even if it was strongly unadvised to do so - in order to satiated his need to learn, as well as his own interest. In a way, however, he took after his younger brother to some degree; inheriting the slightly more serious nature that he held as the years went on. Due to being raised beneath a couple of business individuals, however, he and his brother were taught to act with a manner of poise and professionalism; something that Tao himself ended up taking a bit more seriously. Thus, he began to induct a persona with a basis emphasizing maturity; a demeanor akin to that of a reasonable and down to earth businessman, despite the fact that he himself ultimately chose not to dwindle within crime, nor business, alike.[break]
(♪) For sake of business relationships, he became acquainted with another family; the same family that his own had taken the children of soon after finding out that their parents had died. While his parents naturally knew of the event, they chose to keep their sons away from the truth on account of helping them refrain from worrying too much. While Tao himself still found it within himself to be persistent, he still allowed himself to shrug it off for the most part; welcoming them as was needed, and offering them the hospitality as was necessary throughout the years. Personally, he found himself closer towards the elder sibling between the two that his family took in; mostly due to the fact that they were same in grade and age- save for a few minutes, ironically enough.[break]
(♪) From the day he began schooling, Tao had been somewhat of a high achiever as far as academics went; having been one to take his studies seriously, alongside being signed up for private tutoring alongside his brother. To say that he was studious was an understatement, though unlike others, he still managed to balance himself as far as extracurricular activities went, despite still maintaining his fairly rigid personality. Dancing and martial arts had been a part of his life since his early childhood; similar to art and music in general. Often times, he found himself leaning towards these activities in order to occupy himself throughout his free time.[break]
(♪) This continued all throughout high school; ranging past graduation, and straying into college, as well. While his friend found success within the acting industry, he himself chose to continue on with his own interests; becoming a bartender as a part time job for sake of properly sustaining himself throughout his studies in college, and as a means to enable himself to be properly self sufficient and independent despite the fact that his family overall had more than enough funds to support him. For a reasonable while, all was well, but eventually, he began to ask his friend more and more on the issues that she and his parents were keeping hidden from him; less out of curiosity, and more out of a genuine attempt to help her, seeing how constant (albeit subtle) that signs of her stress were surfacing by the day. She remained intent to keep to herself, which, in turn, caused him to become a little bit more aggressive with asking; something that he stopped with altogether once he discovered that she ended up telling someone whom she had known for significantly lesser time her woes over him- and by virtue of her cracking under pressure, nonetheless. The discovery in itself took a toll on his trust and pride, and drove him to be petty and cold towards her.[break]
(♪) This behavior continued on and on, and it went the farthest from unnoticed by his friend. Not only did he stop trying to reach out, but he constantly kept conversations and interactions to a minimum; something that made her even more anxious- especially when he continuously was blunt and harsh with his retorts, however short they may have been. It was a change that did not sit well with her, to say the least- and it wasn't until he heard that he heard that she committed suicide that he realized that he should've acted differently. The guilt immediately caught up to him, and to this day, he blames himself for her death, even if he isn't willing to openly admit it to anyone anymore.[break]
(♪) Since that day, Tao himself has went through different means of coping, and has actually resorted to talking very sparingly as a result; stuck within the mindset that it was his harsh words and conducts that ultimately drove her to the breaking point, and that refraining from using his words altogether would prevent another mishap. Thus, he keeps speaking to an absolute minimum; only using his voice in rare scenarios (and only using concise and short phrases to communicate, even then), and settling for speaking through text, sign language, and written conversation as a means of expressing his thoughts nowadays, alongside body language and gestures in general.[break]

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