So I'm sitting here trying to flesh out character/NPC ideas

>>54281591
Bedsores, obesity, hypertension, depression, eye strain, muscle atrophy, diabetes... come on anon, a quick google-search on "malnutrition" or "lack of activity" could have answered these for you.

More to the point, if she's so magical she can just float everywhere, why hasn't she just made herself a construct body or something that won't suffer the drawbacks of being an organic meatsack?

>>54282104
OP had a picture of a pretty girl and needed an excuse to post it on /tg/.

>>54282163
Someone who sits around all day and takes less care of their body than the typical American isn't going to be a "pretty" girl.

>>54282104

Great points! I knew posting my questions here would yield me some insights I've looked over. I was going more with the "she does nothing so she doesn't feel when she gets hungry/ignores it and just doesn't eat until someone tells her "come on, you need to eat something." So she would be anorexic tier skinny rather than obese. Bedsores and muscle weakness/degradation were the first thoughts that came to mind when I toyed with the idea. But I find it hard when searching around about such injuries to fully grasp the severity of those conditions and what level of the you would get.

Which kind of leads us to the very great point you made about "Why not build yourself a better body?" Would the conditions she dragged upon herself be so painful that going through the grand process of replacing your human body be worth it? She know there is magic that can do this, there are a few students way less cunning and with lesser magic skills than she have that have done it. Maybe she's against the thought of replacing her body because it scares her or disgusts her? Perhaps she is taking an easy way out by just blocking out the pain, a much easier way to handle the problem though it wouldn't solve it?

>>54282191

Though it seems to me that with magic, she can stay healthy and look as pretty as she'd like.