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Daxon Montgomery was born 30 years ago in Paleto Bay, a small coastal town that, for him, would forever symbolize the beginnings of a broken life. His childhood was marked by pain, chaos, and instability. Both of his parents were deeply entrenched in substance abuse, and the household was a constant battleground. His father, a violent man, ruled the home with aggression, often taking out his anger on Daxon’s mother. The emotional and physical abuse left deep scars on Daxon, who grew up in fear, confusion, and resentment. At a young age, Daxon was removed from his biological parents’ care. The state placed him with foster parents, but this change did little to heal his wounds. He harbored a deep-seated attachment to his birth parents, developing what could only be described as a Stockholm Syndrome. Despite their flaws, he still yearned for their love and approval, which only fueled his rebellion against his foster parents. He ran away from home countless times, drifting from one place to another, living as a street kid. It was during this time that he fell into the same destructive path as his father, and by 16, Daxon began using heroin. He sought to emulate his father's power and numb the pain of his childhood trauma, losing himself in the haze of addiction. To fuel his habit, Daxon became involved in petty crimes, stealing car radios by breaking into vehicles. The sense of danger and rebellion became an almost addictive thrill in itself. Yet, the deeper he fell into addiction, the more disconnected he became from reality. But then, something changed. He met a girl, someone his age, who would unknowingly alter the course of his life. Daxon fell deeply in love with her. In her eyes, he saw a chance for redemption, a glimpse of hope he hadn't known for years. With her support, he began to clean up and left his life of crime and addiction behind. He started working as a mechanic at a local shop in Paleto Bay. Things seemed to be looking up: Daxon moved in with her family, and it felt like he had finally escaped the prison of his past. At 20, he married her and they had a child on the way. Life seemed to be heading in the right direction. However, the weight of responsibility began to wear on Daxon. He worked long hours, often pulling overtime, hoping to build a future for his growing family. But as the years passed, the monotony of his daily routine took its toll. To cope with the stress, Daxon turned to alcohol, finding solace in the bottle after long, exhausting days. Yet, despite his struggles, he remained a decent person, always treating others with kindness and respect, even if he was falling apart inside. The tipping point came one night when Daxon returned home from work to find his wife in bed with another man. Consumed by rage, he lost control and beat the man, forcing him out of the house. He didn’t press charges against Daxon, but his wife was terrified of his reaction. The betrayal cut deep, and Daxon’s anger only worsened. His wife, fearing what might come next, filed a police report, accusing him of assault. As a result, Daxon was slapped with a restraining order and lost custody of their daughter. Devastated, Daxon tried to rebuild his life. He found a new place to live and continued working, but the weight of his failures and the loss of his family plunged him into a deep depression. Seeking escape, he returned to the only thing that had ever offered him a semblance of comfort, the heroin. Soon, the familiar cycle of addiction began again. The drugs consumed him, leading him to lose his job and spiral further into the abyss. No longer tethered to any semblance of stability, Daxon became a vagabond, wandering between the county and the city. His days were spent high on drugs, drifting through life without purpose or direction. He resorted to methamphetamine and crack to numb the pain, all the while reflecting on the shattered pieces of his past. Daxon found solace in the fleeting high of his substances, each day blending into the next as he sought an escape from a life that had never given him a chance. Now, Daxon still lives on the streets, lost in the cycle of addiction, struggling to remember a time when hope was a part of his reality. He clings to the drugs that numb the rawness of his pain, continuing to live in the shadows of his former self, a man broken by a history he can never escape. The life at its lowest. (This thread will follow the events and happenings surrounding the evolution of Daxon Montgomery's life.)
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((continuation of a char from 2021)) Isabella Donaldson, AKA Zombie, was a crack baby born in a trailer in Crystal Park. As part of a group of white kids living in a predominantly hispanic area in the Valley, she quickly found herself hanging around fellow delinquent youths and being introduced to drugs, first beginning with a joint but slowly but surely morphing itself into something different as the difficulties of Donaldson's life continued - substance use only further compounding it. At the age of 17, Donaldson met and began dating Francis "Drummer" Barker - a known skinhead up East at the time. As Barker's criminal activity, prison stints, and position in his gang increased, Donaldson began leaning heavier on narcotics in an ill-advised attempt to cope with her boyfriend being away in prison. The couple’s relationship was perceived as toxic and the duo often clashed over Donaldson’s use of substances after Drummer became active in prison. Donaldson, through her rapscallion friends, in her early and mid-20s, was inevitably introduced to heroin, meth, and fentanyl - her genetic predisposition from her parent's respective addictions being too much for the young woman to overcome alone. Donaldson shot up dope for the first time with Peter “Piddy” Good - another known figure in the neighborhood at the time. Donaldson was given her nickname when she was willing to go through crazy antics and act like a zombie for the amusement of a pill pusher for free drugs. The attempt was successful. While her boyfriend was locked up, he began making demands for money. As a result, Donaldson turned to committing crime as well, eventually coming to a head when she was convicted and sentenced to two prison terms following an arrest for burglary and assault with a deadly weapon in San Fierro a few years later. In prison, Donaldson met Liliana “Witch” Rosiak. After her release from prison, with her boyfriend behind bars and her former friends missing in action, Donaldson relapsed and soon found herself on the streets of Mission Row, a neighborhood in Downtown Los Santos that houses open-air drug markets and one of the largest stable populations of homeless people in the country.
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This thread will follow the story of Kenneth Wilson
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Derrick "Klumzy" Fraga s a 32 y/o drop-out sureño affiliated gang member, who spent the majority of his late childhood, teens, and early/mid-20s in the streets, representing "SWAN LAKE 13" a known criminal street gang, iwhich is only ten miles away from Blaine County. Due to this locational factor, Klumzy and his fellow SL13 affiliates were known to beef heavily with "Nortenos", which he deeply developed a hatred for, despite being considered an "Valley Sureno" he devoted his entire life to the SUR cause; and received D-SEG terms over violent attacks during each of his prison stints. He eventually earned his Aztec G-Shield after murdering an Afro-American inmate who disrespected a fellow homeboy, he managed to get away with the murder, and he was released to the streets where he caught an assault on a LEO charge, which landed him 8 years in prison. Derrick "Klumzy" Fraga is no longer affiliated with the sureño ranfla, due to recent antics and debriefing against his former affiliation inside of SASP, which ended up with him being deemed no-good. ((OLD GEN CHARACTER LORE - NEW GTA:W SCREENSHOTS WILL BE POSTED))
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Name: Tavell Perry Alias(es): Gotti, Madman Occupation/Status: Former Tenline Gangster Crip Member AGE: 20 Brief background story: Tavell Perry was born into a broken household within the gritty trenches of South Los Santos, Davis. His father and mother were both known drug abusers, and this made Tavell's upbringing challenging and difficult throughout his early years. Eventually, he moved in with his grandma, who resided on Covenant Avenue. Covenant Avenue (along with the surrounding areas) were known to be the territory of the infamous Tenline Gangster Crips, often dubbed as "Dimeline crip". Slowly but surely, Tavell fell into the hole of the gang lifestyle, and begun to make his presence known around validated members of the gang. Perry was a show-out, and often did anything & everything to catch the attention from the gang members. This, of course, worked out in his favour. At the age of fifteen, Tavell was officially granted his put on, which labelled him as an initiated member of the Tenline Gangster Crips. He was given the hood nickname "Gotti", due to his profitable back-street drug deals. Tavell was known for running up a bag in the nearby area, he often sported the newest sneakers and such. Along with this, came the attention of law enforcement. His run ins with twelve became common, bumping into them every other day, to the point where they knew him on a first name basis. With the life of gangs, came the consequences. On the 17th of March 2020, the sixteen year old, along with a group of fellow gang members, set out to enemy territory in a stolen vehicle. Each member was in possession of a firearm. At the time, Tavell was a heavy drug abuser and was under the influence of cocaine among other drugs during the drill. A few minutes passed, and they were knee deep in the enemy territory. This lead them to fire on the opposition, the group stayed in the vehicle, however, due to Tavell being under the influence of numerous drugs, he was not exactly in his senses. This lead him to decamp from the vehicle, chasing down the fleeing opposition on foot. The car containing Tavell's fellow gang members, had left without him. With the combined effort of himself and the others, around five (5) people were shot dead that night. Due to him being left behind, the Sheriff's Department detained Tavell at the scene. During his booking, his charges were: The sixteen year old spent numerous months in county jail as his court case was taking place, he battled mental health throughout his time in the Twin Towers Correctional Facility. This is also where he met Jevonte "Popeye" Pitts. After just under a year of the ongoing court case, Tavell was cleared of the five murders, which was dubbed as a "miracle" by other judges who overlooked the case from a spectator's point of view. He was only charged for the firearm, and he was eventually released in August, 2024. Upon his release, Tavell decided to disassociate himself from the majority of Tenline Gangster Crip members, only keeping in touch with a few reputable names, such as Nasir "Gunner" Mayfield. After his release, he got back in touch with Jevonte "Popeye" Pitts. This brings us up to present time, Gotti can often been spotted around Los Santos, and his drug addiction which begun before him being incarcerated, has continued up to present time. He is often spotted under the influence of hard drugs.
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Track the development of Mugger. An ex-banger from the now defunct Eastside King Kobras.
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-- A simple thread following the life of spiraling drug addict Chloe.
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Name: Kadaris Samuel Poole Alias: Tiny Mac Occupation: Entrepreneur Age: 16 Kadaris is a known hustler, getting his way every and any time. Poole was put on under the Macc Boys, always claiming where he’s from and not scared to bang on whoever. Kadaris jumped into the streets as a way to save himself from the depressing situation he had at home with his mother, they always were living in poverty. As Poole grew into the streets it only made it worse for him in such way. In school Kadaris grades weren’t up to par, he later dropped out of school at the age of 15, after his freshman year he found out he was going to repeat the same grade over, which made Poole drop out of Davis High. Poole’s main focus was the streets at this point, hustling on corners and making money with nothing his two feet and his product. Kadaris mainly focused on selling 16 Oz Codeine Pints, and Marijuana. Poole got in the game at a young age and stacked up his money, by the age of 16 he bought his own car after grinding late nights in the summer. Poole later was incarcerated for drug possession and traffic violations, he served 3-4 months in the Mission Row Detention Center. After getting out, Poole started to sell narcotics again, not just Codeine Pints and Marijuana but now; Heroin, Ecstasy, Molly, Methamphetamine, Xanax, Adderall, Vicodin, Fentanyl, you name it. Kadaris slowly built the contacts in his phone back up, getting back in the game. He started doing wholesales instead of selling by each gram, which made the profit increase. Little did Kadaris know is that LSSD Gang Units had Kadaris Poole under investigation for being a gang member. Kadaris of course claimed this isn’t true when spoken to by law enforcement. Poole soon landed back into jail after being arrested for evading and resisting charges. Released not long after, his mother takes him home and they both end up arguing with each other about Kadaris’ decisions. Poole later during the argument was kicked out of his mothers house. Kadaris had enough of his mother anyways, he’s currently staying over his affiliates house until further notice with his housing situation. This thread is following the development of Kadaris Poole from the Santana Blocc Carson Crips
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This thread will showcase the development of a Tortilla Flats resident, Luis "Young Menace" Moreno.
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I destroy homes, I tear families apart, take your children, and that's just the start. I'm more costly than diamonds, more precious than gold The sorrow I bring is a sight to behold. If you need me, remember I'm easily found, I live all around you - in schools and in town. I live with the rich, I live with the poor, I live down the street, and maybe next door. I'm made in a lab, but not like you think, I can be made under the kitchen sink. In your childs closet, and even in the woods, If this scares you to death, well it certainly should. I have many names, but there's one you know best, I'm sure you've heard of me, my name is crystal meth. This thread follows Roslyn Walker, the portrayal of a crystal meth addict and drug dealer from West Los Santos. She was a member of the Varrio Sotel 13 gang which is now defunct. The gang left her nothing but a name, some game, and a pipe. 💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎
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This thread aims to follow Nicholas DeMatteo, age Thirty Five.
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((Hello! Thanks for visiting my slightly pretentious little corner of the forums. The following thread will tell the story of Luna Chavez - a homeless teenager suffering from a slew of mental illnesses and addictions - using an experimental 2nd person narrative combined with traditional screenshots to give you, the reader, deeper insight into the mind of the character. I hope you like it!)) Hello friend
