Naomi                       Reyez
 

This 23 year old, feminine alter is probably the most visible alter in the system. She is the one that fronts the most and automatically then becomes the most popular one. Which for the rest of us is 100% okay as she is also the most social one. 

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Her role in the system is called Co-Hostess. She is the one that fronts the most and her main resposibility is to maintain the body's reputation. 

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Naomi is a writer, she has always been and will pretty much write a new text every day. She's known as the spokesperson in the system and will often be the one presenting our work. Other than that she loves dancing, just like Jayson she uses dance as an escape to clear her mind or just to forget the world a little bit. She also loves singing and will often perform her own songs.

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Naomi is very charming and super sweet. She loves being around people and she doesn't mind making new friends. She is described as "Hyper-social" and that can often be true. People think she is a fun girl to be around but also very interesting to listen to. She always has something to say to different topics and doesn't mind people's weird, unusual and sometimes "rude" questions. She appreciates curiousity and applauds people asking questions rather than walking around wondering and learning things from wrongful sources. 

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Naomi tries to learn Norwegian but the motivation isn't there. She does wanna speak fluent one day, but her vocabulary is still not wide enough for it. She is very insecure about it and will only speak Norwegian to people she is 100% comfortable with or if Kimothy (the only one that knows Norwegian in our system) can co-front with her. 

 

Other than writing, singing and dancing Naomi loves comedy. She is a comedian and livestreamer and will often do shows or livestreams. She stays within the topics we are working on such as mental health and our lives putting it out unfiltered and crystal clear. That is probably why people seem to love her so much because it seems to be refreshing for people to have a source that isn't afraid of telling people how it really is and explain how things really feels and how it all really works. People often show her appreciation for speaking up about all of it and breaking the stigma around mental health and the issues that people have yet to discover.