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Philip Olenyev is a 19-year-old student at the Polytechnic College. He was an excellent student at school, but in college, studying to be a programmer, he became a C student, not because he didn’t understand the topic, but because he skipped classes.
Phil lives in a two-room apartment with his dad. His dad works as a security guard on a rotational basis; he is 40, he has a criminal record and a lost dream of becoming a veterinarian. The Dad hardly talks to Phil, but when he gets drunk, he yells at him and can hit him; in general, he is unhappy with the way his son has grown up. Dad is home a couple of days a week, and during this time Phil locks himself in his room or tries to leave the house, because even without scandals there is a silent tension. Since childhood, Phil has been cooking for himself, although his father still provides him with money, and he does not refuse this. Despite the strained relationship, Phil takes care of his dad and cooks food for him, although he does this rarely. Phil's mother died when he was a baby, his father then took to drinking and living a wild life, and Phil was on his own from childhood. He was always strange, even as a child he was not accepted into groups, considered strange, because it was unpleasant for a boy to often cry and draw kittens. Phil began experimenting with his appearance as a teenager, dyeing his hair different colors, piercing his ears, and wearing bright makeup. His peers noticed him, mocked him, and laughed at him. Phil was fine with this, the main thing for him was just to be noticed. But dad never said anything to Phil about his appearance, he didn’t even yell at him, which upset Phil, because he doesn’t get any attention from his father at all. This can explain Phil's behavior in many ways: all his antics, attempts to appear cool and sexy, sometimes even stupid, are needed simply to attract attention. Phil spends most of his time at home in his room, listening to music, watching TV shows, or playing video games. Occasionally, he goes clubbing with his girlfriend Alina, just to show off his new jeans. In public, Phil usually behaves insolently, mocking someone in return and sometimes even being the first, but he also often makes a fool of himself - specifically to be remembered. Basically, his jokes and overall communication are based on Phil pretending to be gay, making himself into the most stereotypical representative specifically in order to become the subject of discussion. Phil looks like his father - he is 180 cm tall, has a slender build, closer to thin, and has short brown hair, but he dyes it blonde. He tried to grow his hair out earlier, but the short cut with bangs was too much for him. Phil is very fixated on appearance; since childhood, he has been convinced that people look at appearance first of all, and in order to be noticed, you need to be able to attract attention. He prefers black clothes, although this is only because his only friend Alina is a goth and he wants to be closer to her company. His clothes are often feminine or have feminine touches, such as flared jeans or cropped, tight-fitting tops. He uses makeup and he does it quite well. Phil realized he was gay as a teenager. At first he was embarrassed about it, but then he realized that this was something he could use to attract attention and began to flaunt it. Phil has no relatives except his father, because both his parents are from an orphanage. Since childhood, Phil dreams of being a cool teenager with a bunch of friends and constantly hanging out in clubs, but reluctantly he is the type who sits at home and watches TV. He dreams of changing himself to please everyone and be popular, but so far he hasn’t succeeded, he can only create such an image for others. He loves hearing rumors about himself in college because it means he's being noticed and talked about. Phil is quite preoccupied with sexuality, his thoughts are often occupied with such stories and sometimes this even prevents him from concentrating on something important. He tells others that he is proud of being a pervert, but he himself is ashamed of it and considers himself wrong. There is something narcissistic about him, namely, presenting himself as confident and self-loving, but in reality, looking for flaws in himself every day. He loves to draw, but he doesn’t draw, because back in school he realized that drawing flowers and cats is shameful, although his dad never scolded him for it. Phil tends to choose objects of desire and watch them at college or on social media, create stories about them in his head, dream, and jerk off. However, in reality, his communication skills are limited, he often talks nonsense, gets lost, and can even cry or simply run away in the middle of a conversation. He is embarrassed about this. Deep down, Phil is like a kitten, craving acceptance and unconditional protection. His type of people are strong and sharp, who can hit and protect, like his dad. Phil is very emotional.
