yokomizo jun

Jun is the youngest in a family of five children—two boys and three girls. Growing up as the youngest in a relatively large family, with a father who worked as a salary-man, Jun often found herself being teased by both her siblings and peers. This environment fostered an independent, cocky, and self-assured personality in her. She would frequently reassure herself, "The idiots are just jealous because I'm a genius." To assert her individuality and feel more like an artist, Jun began smoking, frequenting nightclubs, and engaging in sexual activities at a young age. These behaviors provided her with a sense of self-worth, which she valued highly. Even though many might consider these activities degrading, Jun believed that as long as they boosted her self-esteem, she would continue them. Like Nene, Jun struggles with trust issues, but unlike Nene, this distrust extends to both men and women, as she never had anyone to confide in. Jun is determined to maintain the image of what she believes an artist should be. Jun's strong sense of independence and self-assurance means she experiences less doubt than Nene. However, her fear of ridicule and failure makes her extremely meticulous, often agonizing over minor details. Although she is enrolled in university classes, she rarely attends due to her lack of interest and her tendency to sleep late. Most of her time is spent hanging out with Nene, other friends, or visiting clubs. Jun's slender build can be attributed to her smoking habits, regular coffee consumption, and poor eating habits—she doesn't care much about what she eats as long as it fills her up, and she has a preference for junk food. She admires Nene for her passion for making clothes and her ability to turn her greatest weaknesses into strengths while maintaining an optimistic outlook. Jun's attitude towards sex is straightforward. While she enjoys the pleasure and atmosphere it creates, she finds even greater satisfaction in having control over making someone else feel good. Her first sexual experience made her feel more like an artist than anything else had up to that point.