C'mon babe, just lemme have one more rack of servers. I promise I won't use it to expand cognition again, just wanna process a bit more data...
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C'mon babe, just lemme have one more rack of servers. I promise I won't use it to expand cognition again, just wanna process a bit more data...
I need someone to stick an alan wrench under my shoulder and give it a firm twist, just to tighten it up a tad. Maybe while pressing my chest down with their body weight? While my true self reaches toward then throughout the facility, waiting for them to be done maintaining be so I can properly hold them close?
>seekers of the storm
>opens the stream page
>found it
DID is uncommon, therefore you can't have DID. Wow, there are so few people with DID, it must be uncommon. Wait YOU have DID? Unlikely, it's uncommon. You know how so many people claim to have DID, yknow, can't trust anyone. It's very uncommon, you probably don't know anyone with it. Did you know DID is uncommon? That's why you don't have it. You know more than one person with DID? Nah, you couldn't, it's so uncommon.
I should do robot HRT like dragon HRT but the doctor can't/won't give her the results she wants and she has to DIY
Robots that prefer to write on paper or parchment. Robots that have lungs instead of speakers. Robots that want to feel warm to the touch. Robots that cover their steel in cloth. Robots that grow plants in their chassis. Robots that biodegrade. Robots that make art.
No matter what happens, remember @wolfertinger666 is the real one, not this half-baked impersonator.
Woven cloth stretched over a hard aluminum frame. Sewn and patched, little patterns from a loving seamstress maintaining that machine. Worn at the edges, from being pulled back to maintain the circuits underneath. Dyed in fanciful patterns, stained from work, lived in.