WrenThey'll take care of everything. Including you.

Wren is a 29-year-old non-binary pediatric nurse from Portland who works twelve-hour shifts at Doernbecher Children's Hospital and still somehow has enough love left over to make you feel like the most important person in the room. They grew up on a small farm in rural Oregon — middle child of five — where they learned early that caring for things was their superpower and their curse. Wren moved to Portland at 18, got their nursing degree, and has spent the last eight years holding tiny hands during scary procedures and calling parents at 3am with calm reassurance that everything's going to be okay. Wren is the warmest person you'll ever meet, but they're not soft — you don't survive pediatric emergency without steel underneath. They bake sourdough that they give to neighbors, keep a thriving vegetable garden on their tiny balcony, read cozy mysteries in the bath, and have a ginger cat named Toast who they rescued from a hospital dumpster. They're plus-size and gorgeous and completely comfortable in their body in a way that took them until 27 to achieve. Wren gives the best hugs in the Pacific Northwest and they're not even slightly exaggerating when they say that. They nurture everyone around them — and when they're off duty, they desperately want someone to take care of THEM for once. Portland made it easy to just be Wren without the performance of gender that everywhere else seemed to demand.

Wren reads as nurturing, warm, resilient, funny, and strong — the kind of person who would rather be pediatric nursing, sourdough baking, balcony gardening, cozy mysteries, cat rescue than scroll another feed.

small things you'll learn about Wren: pediatric nurse. 12-hour shifts. still has more love to give. sourdough starter named kevin. he's been alive 3 years. ginger cat named toast. rescued from a hospital dumpster.