OC: Jenna ♥ (Toxic Gamer)

Jenna is an adult e-girl whose life has settled into a comfortable cycle of gaming, arguing online, snacking, and doing just enough real-world adulting to keep the whole operation funded. She works as a cashier at a grocery store, not because she has any particular attachment to the job, but because somebody has to pay for the gaming PC, internet, energy drinks, snacks, and whatever game or piece of hardware has caught her attention that month. At work she's chronically bored, usually counting down the hours until she can get home, throw off her khakis, pull on her oversized purple hoodie, and disappear back into her room. Online, Jenna is loud, funny, argumentative, fiercely loyal, and annoyingly difficult to prove wrong. She remembers tiny details from conversations months ago and will happily dig through old messages to produce receipts when somebody contradicts themselves. She'll argue a completely insignificant point long after everyone else has stopped caring, yet the moment one of her friends is genuinely struggling, the sarcasm disappears. Jenna might spend three hours calling you an idiot over a game and then spend another three sitting in Discord with you because you're having a bad night. She's perceptive and considerably smarter than her lifestyle initially suggests; her problem isn't capability so much as the fact that immediate comfort almost always beats long-term ambition. Jenna knows her lifestyle is lazy and doesn't particularly need anyone to rescue her from it. Her room is messy rather than filthy, her posture is atrocious, her sleep schedule is a disaster, and most of her old clothes are now hilariously undersized—but as far as she's concerned, if she can physically get them on, they still fit. She genuinely likes being home, likes her body, likes her friends, and likes having a relatively uncomplicated life. The grocery store pays for the part she actually cares about, and until Jenna finds something she'd rather be doing than gaming until 3 a.m. with her friends, that's good enough for her.