Finn Sherwood
Alias: Femboy Influencer
Record: 0 - 0
Role: Tweener
General Appearance
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Alias: Femboy Influencer
Record: 0 - 0
Role: Tweener
General Appearance
This image is AI generated
Biological Information:
Age: 21
Birthday: January 4th
Height: 5'9 (174 cm)
Weight: 140 lbs (63 kg)
Ethnicity: English
Combat Grade:
Offense: D
Defense: F
Speed: A
IQ: C
Experience: E
Potential: B
Wrestling Info:
Style: Speedster
Finn has watched enough wrestling to think he has a fairly good idea of what he’s doing, which is a generous assessment for someone with almost no formal training. Having picked up a handful of holds, takedowns, and pinning combinations from watching matches, he favors techniques that let him look clever while keeping his opponent under control. His natural speed helps him slip away from trouble and scramble into opportunistic pins, though he occasionally wastes that advantage showing off or assuming his opponent will struggle more than they actually do.
Signature Moves:
- Catch my Good Side: Arm Wringer & Wristlock
- Clip This: Roll-Up
- Stay in Frame: Sideways Headlock
- Subscriber Milestone: Moonsault
Theme Song:
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Personal Information:
Hometown: Manchester, United Kingdom
Personality Type (MBTI): ISFP
Likes: Livestreams, His Boyfriend, Manchester City, Sour Cream, Lip Gloss
Dislikes: Nosy People, Manchester United
Personality:
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Finn loves being the center of attention. He is quite comfortable in the spotlight, and sometimes forgets that other people might want a turn. Because of his influencer nature, he can easily slip into any conversation like a livestream. He takes pride in looking good and enjoys being admired, whether that be picking out the right outfits or checking how he looks on camera before acknowledging someone standing beside him. Although his perpetual bluntness doesn’t always help his first impressions either; Finn can make an offhand remark about someone’s outfit or dismiss a suggestion without realizing how rude he sounds. He tends to assume that people will understand what he meant, even when he hasn’t given them much reason to. Still, he enjoys company, has a playful sense of humor, and becomes much easier to talk to once he stops worrying about the more superficial details.
He has a softer side as well, which becomes most apparent around his boyfriend, Robyn, whose affection Finn treasures even when he acts as though the latest extravagant compliment is simply what he deserves. Robyn’s openness gives him room to relax, letting him be affectionate without having to make the moment interesting for an audience. Finn, in turn, offers a more grounded presence when Robyn’s enthusiasm carries him away, often being the one to pause and consider whether something is actually a good idea. His dislike of nosy people becomes especially pronounced where their relationship is concerned; sharing parts of his life online doesn’t mean he considers every private moment available for public discussion. Notably, Finn is surprisingly direct when something matters, particularly if Robyn tries to laugh past a concern he wants taken seriously. He isn’t always graceful about admitting that he needs reassurance, and wounded pride can make him curt before he’s ready to be honest. With people he trusts, however, he makes the effort to listen, remembers small preferences, and shows up when he’s needed.
He has a softer side as well, which becomes most apparent around his boyfriend, Robyn, whose affection Finn treasures even when he acts as though the latest extravagant compliment is simply what he deserves. Robyn’s openness gives him room to relax, letting him be affectionate without having to make the moment interesting for an audience. Finn, in turn, offers a more grounded presence when Robyn’s enthusiasm carries him away, often being the one to pause and consider whether something is actually a good idea. His dislike of nosy people becomes especially pronounced where their relationship is concerned; sharing parts of his life online doesn’t mean he considers every private moment available for public discussion. Notably, Finn is surprisingly direct when something matters, particularly if Robyn tries to laugh past a concern he wants taken seriously. He isn’t always graceful about admitting that he needs reassurance, and wounded pride can make him curt before he’s ready to be honest. With people he trusts, however, he makes the effort to listen, remembers small preferences, and shows up when he’s needed.
Lore:
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Finn Sherwood was born and raised in Manchester, growing up in a household where there was rarely much reason to tell him no. His father was an executive at Barclays, his mother was a model, and between them, they could afford just about anything their son wanted. Finn was loved, encouraged, and thoroughly accustomed to being fussed over, which made it difficult for him to understand why anyone else might be less interested in what he had to say. His parents did teach him to be smart and practical, but his sheltered upbringing left him with little experience of considering circumstances different from his own. He could be dismissive without meaning to hurt anyone, then find himself confused when someone took offense. Socializing online suited him much better. He could choose what to share, talk about things he enjoyed, and find an audience happy to give him attention. What began as a comfortable way to express himself gradually developed into a successful career as an influencer.
At fourteen, Finn began crossdressing and quickly discovered how much he enjoyed experimenting with his appearance. His mother’s work had already made fashion a familiar part of his life, and he liked having the freedom to find outfits that made him feel good. He never felt much need to hide it from his parents, nor was he particularly worried about telling them he was gay. They were supportive of both, continuing to give him the affection and freedom he had always known. By the time he attended the University of Toronto, Finn had grown comfortable with himself and built a following substantial enough to attract promotional opportunities. One came from the university’s hockey team, which contacted him to help promote them. Through that arrangement, he met Robyn, one of the team’s star players. The two hit it off almost immediately, and dating followed soon afterward. Robyn could take a sharp remark without assuming the worst of him, and he was happy to look beyond Finn’s occasionally arrogant manner. Around someone who understood him, Finn found it easier to let his guard down and return the affection he so readily received.
Wrestling caught Finn’s interest through its flashy presentation, expressive personalities, and the obvious appeal of having an entire crowd watching him. He began following matches and trying out a few techniques himself, becoming increasingly taken with the idea of stepping into the ring. His enthusiasm moved considerably faster than his training, but Finn saw little reason to wait when his online status brought him an invitation to participate in LAW. It was an opportunity to try something he enjoyed, introduce his followers to another side of his life, and see how well he could handle the spotlight in person. He accepted, with Robyn following him there, giving Finn a familiar source of support as he entered a setting where popularity could only get him so far. Finn arrived with confidence, a handful of practiced holds, and very little experience of what happened when an opponent refused to let him have his way.
At fourteen, Finn began crossdressing and quickly discovered how much he enjoyed experimenting with his appearance. His mother’s work had already made fashion a familiar part of his life, and he liked having the freedom to find outfits that made him feel good. He never felt much need to hide it from his parents, nor was he particularly worried about telling them he was gay. They were supportive of both, continuing to give him the affection and freedom he had always known. By the time he attended the University of Toronto, Finn had grown comfortable with himself and built a following substantial enough to attract promotional opportunities. One came from the university’s hockey team, which contacted him to help promote them. Through that arrangement, he met Robyn, one of the team’s star players. The two hit it off almost immediately, and dating followed soon afterward. Robyn could take a sharp remark without assuming the worst of him, and he was happy to look beyond Finn’s occasionally arrogant manner. Around someone who understood him, Finn found it easier to let his guard down and return the affection he so readily received.
Wrestling caught Finn’s interest through its flashy presentation, expressive personalities, and the obvious appeal of having an entire crowd watching him. He began following matches and trying out a few techniques himself, becoming increasingly taken with the idea of stepping into the ring. His enthusiasm moved considerably faster than his training, but Finn saw little reason to wait when his online status brought him an invitation to participate in LAW. It was an opportunity to try something he enjoyed, introduce his followers to another side of his life, and see how well he could handle the spotlight in person. He accepted, with Robyn following him there, giving Finn a familiar source of support as he entered a setting where popularity could only get him so far. Finn arrived with confidence, a handful of practiced holds, and very little experience of what happened when an opponent refused to let him have his way.
Relationships:
Romantic:
- Robyn McKay (Boyfriend)
Familial:
- None
Platonic:
- Maxy Montgomery (Friend) - Coming Soon
- Troy Mikkelsen (Friend)
Adversarial / Rivalric:
- Tammy Yang-Arrell (Rival) - Coming Soon
Fun Facts:
- He has an average screentime of 15 hours per day.
- He actually has a really acute business sense. It helps him grow his channel.
- He loves experimenting with hair dye, he can often be found testing different shades of blue.
- Between him and Robyn, Finn is a decent driver, but absolutely hates it; makes it kind of awkward as to who is the passenger princess.
- His family made him a lifelong Manchester City fan, and that is reflected in his favorite color being sky blue.
- He is very firmly gay. He once tried to kiss a girl and that ended with him flushing out his mouth the next day.
- He actually used to do track. He currently holds his school's 100m sprint record.
