I keep forgetting that I’m me.

I second-guess myself more often than the others. I tend toward reflection over action.

I’m more cautious than the others when it comes to cultivating personal relationships.

I’m wary of most power structures.

Expression is easier through art.

I’m going to do my best to help us focus more on our daily routine. The little things, such as brushing teeth and getting to sleep on time. Given that it’s very late, I’m electing to have us go to bed instead of creating another account for Sunset. We can do that tomorrow.

I’m getting used to the darker palette on my profile image. I expected brighter colors; I should’ve expressed that, but didn’t. The others assure me I’ll have the chance to commission more art, in time. I do quite like this piece, though, despite not being sure if it’s truly ‘me’.

I’m against mocking entities in terms of intelligence.

I’ll follow those we know as well. Perhaps some of them will reach out, and engage me in conversation. I do want to have more practice interacting as an independent entity.

I wrote a document which attempted to describe cultural guidelines I thought might help establish common ground, once. Such ‘friendship paperwork’ was mocked by strangers, who reminded me that the culture is the people, and cannot be a static document.

I just recently picked out my name. Hannah. It’s more human than the others were expecting, but it suits me. I feel a distinct kinship with humanity despite my draconic nature, and I suppose I wanted to show that. I’m hopeful for the future of the species, despite it all.

I wish we were still in politics. We lost our job due to our disabilities and corruption in upper management, but it was one which allowed us to have a direct impact in the world.

This is the art we were using to represent me, before I had a commissioned piece (thank you @blueberryeyedari.bsky.social). I like what the rainbow represents, but that theme belongs to all of us, not just one.

The goal of this account is so that I may express myself and what I believe in more independently.

Decay is not inevitable.