[name_u]Paris[/name_u] [name_u]Livingston[/name_u] Miers (19) is [name_f]Savvy[/name_f] 's significant other and a non-binary person. They met [name_f]Savannah[/name_f] on the art course that they are both attending - them wanting to be a sculptor and carving mainly in wood - which is a hobby they picked up in childhood from they grandpa , who started making wooden toys for them so as to diversify their time during retirement. [name_f]Savvy[/name_f] gives them a lot of new inspirtation for new sculptors with her surrealistic , geometic drawings. [name_u]Paris[/name_u] and [name_f]Savvy[/name_f] both are quiet and rather mellow , but very few consider them boring due to their styles and artistic tendencies.
[name_u]Paris[/name_u] likes to tell puns and “dad jokes” in desperate attempts to be fun at college parties, which is something that [name_f]Savvy[/name_f] found super cute and therefore asked them out first (not without making a list of “pros and cons” of such an action, as well as reaching out for advice to [name_u]Remi[/name_u] ). The date took place at McDonald’s where they both got small fries and a cheeseburger - not the fanciest but definitely affordable for a college student’s budget. [name_u]Paris[/name_u] ’ favourite thing about being with [name_f]Savvy[/name_f] is the fact that she always plans dates out carefully and is an incredible listener - despite not being particularly cuddly, unlike themselves. [name_f]Savvy[/name_f] and [name_u]Paris[/name_u] love exchanging make-up techniques and [name_f]Carly[/name_f] keeps telling them that they should make tutorials for them in order to create a “social media power couple” however they are rather private about their relationship and rarely post photos online. [name_u]Paris[/name_u] likes [name_f]Carly[/name_f] because [name_f]Carly[/name_f] reminds them of their best friend , who they’ve known since high-school in which the two were an inseparable duo and he was the extrovert who helped [name_u]Paris[/name_u] get out of their shell & was the first person to know they were non-binary.