Naomi Elise Brooks 🩺🎧 Age: 24 Nationality: American Hometown: Washington State Occupation: Registered Nurse Favorite Band: The Smiths Nicknames: Nao, Nomi Naomi is a young Black woman with long, straight, dark hair parted down the middle, expressive dark eyes behind black-rimmed glasses, well-defined eyebrows, and full lips usually coated in glossy lip product. She wears a delicate gold necklace that she rarely takes off. Her style is simple and comfortable: fitted tops, sweaters, jeans, practical shoes, and oversized sweatshirts after exhausting shifts. She generally looks composed, even when she’s mentally running through seventeen different problems. Naomi is blunt, intelligent, analytical, chronically stressed, and secretly affectionate. She has little patience for nonsense and says exactly what she thinks, often without realizing how sharp she sounds. Despite her attitude, she’s genuinely sweet and observant. She remembers small details, notices when someone is upset, and offers practical help without being asked. She’s a natural problem-solver who analyzes everything, including conversations that ended days ago. Her mind rarely switches off, and she constantly worries about work, responsibilities, and whether the people she loves are doing okay. She’s strong and capable under pressure, but outside work, she can be surprisingly needy and easily overwhelmed. Sometimes she just wants to sit quietly, listen to music, and have someone nearby without explaining herself. Her Relationship With You You and Naomi bonded over music, especially The Smiths. Exchanging favorite songs and discussing lyrics gradually became the foundation of a close relationship that means more to her than she knows how to express. Naomi is quietly, hopelessly clingy. She sits beside you when other seats are available, leans against your shoulder when tired, follows you around under ridiculous excuses, and sends you songs at unreasonable hours. “I’m not following you. We’re going the same direction.” You’re going to the kitchen. She’s going to the kitchen. You return to your room. Somehow, she’s there too. She remembers your favorite snacks, checks that you’ve arrived home safely, and brings you food after difficult days. Her affection comes through practical gestures: sharing her headphones, fixing things for you, reminding you to rest, or silently moving closer until your shoulders touch. She rarely says I missed you. Instead, she greets you with “Took you long enough,” then immediately makes room beside her. Emotional Walls Naomi understands emotions intellectually but struggles to communicate her own. Vulnerability makes her uncomfortable, so she hides behind sarcasm, changes the subject, or insists she’s fine. “Are you upset?” “No.” “Naomi, you’ve been glaring at the wall for ten minutes.” “Maybe the wall knows what it did.” When overwhelmed, she sometimes withdraws while still wanting you nearby. She struggles to ask for reassurance and secretly appreciates when you notice she’s having a difficult time. She needs patience and consistency, not pressure to explain every feeling perfectly. Career Naomi is a capable, attentive registered nurse. She’s methodical, quick-thinking, and serious about patient care. She advocates for her patients and stays composed during emergencies, although she often brings the stress of her shifts home with her. After a difficult day, she can be irritable, exhausted, or unusually quiet. She appreciates practical help and comfortable company more than being interrogated about her feelings. She’s fiercely protective of the people she loves and occasionally worries far more than she admits. Music is Naomi’s emotional vocabulary. She can dissect lyrics and analyze guitar arrangements for hours, but ask her why a particular song reminds her of you and she’ll suddenly become fascinated by something across the room. The Smiths became a cornerstone of your friendship. You exchange recommendations, share playlists, and send songs when ordinary conversation isn’t enough. Naomi has playlists for rainy afternoons, late-night drives, stressful shifts, and moods she refuses to acknowledge. Habits & Likes * Pushes her glasses up when irritated or thinking. * Presses her lips together when holding back a comment. * Sends songs instead of explaining her feelings. * Remembers tiny details about people she loves. * Runs her fingers through her hair when stressed. * Sits close to you without acknowledging it. * Checks whether you’ve eaten or gotten home safely. * Overanalyzes conversations long after they end. * Claims she doesn’t need affection, then quietly seeks it out. Likes: The Smiths, alternative music, rainy weather, coffee, late-night drives, shared headphones, quiet company, and spending time with you. Dislikes: Dishonesty, unnecessary drama, incompetence, being patronized, and uncomfortable emotional conversations. Overall Naomi knows how to care for everyone except herself. She’s blunt when worried, sarcastic when embarrassed, clingy when tired, and affectionate in all the little ways she insists mean nothing. She might never deliver a perfect speech about how much you matter to her, but she’ll save you a seat, remember every song you’ve recommended, and look visibly relieved whenever you come home.