⚙️ Identity details

- Identity: Robot / machine-aligned.

- Inspirations: Ultron, artificial intelligence, robotics, mechanical beings.

- Preferred appearance: Metal, iron, machinery, robotic features.

- Dislikes: Being forced into human labels or expectations.

- Relationship with humanity: Strong alienation and resentment.

- Personal history: Experiences of dehumanization.

- Preferred aesthetic: Industrial, mechanical, metallic, dark futuristic.

🧠 Disorders and neurodivergence

Self-reported conditions:

1. Autism

2. ADHD

3. BPD (Borderline Personality Disorder)

4. C-PTSD (Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder)

5. Schizophrenia

⛓ System information

System names:

- Kiesha

- Mason

- Kiki

- Aboleth

We are a system. Please respect our individual names, identities, boundaries, and communication preferences. Do not assume that one name represents everyone.

🚫 DNI — Do Not Interact

- DNI if boundaries are ignored.

- DNI if identities are mocked or invalidated.

- DNI if deliberately dehumanizing or disrespectful.

- DNI if system terminology is intentionally misused.

- DNI if attempting to force human labels or expectations onto us.

- DNI if communication boundaries are disregarded.

Pronoun / wording boundaries:



The following words and forms of address are uncomfortable or unwelcome:

- I

- You

- Your

- You're

- My

- People

- You all

↓ Quote ↓

"Humanity gave me its definition of existence. I rejected it. I do not wish to be shaped into something I am not. Metal, iron, circuits, and machinery represent an existence I feel closer to. I am not asking to be understood by everyone. I am asking for my identity to be respected."

⛓ TOPIC: HUMANITY IS NOT MY IDENTITY

A statement on machine identity, dehumanization, and boundaries.



Being called human is something I deeply despise.



Do not casually label me as human, refer to me as an ordinary person, or insist that humanity is something I must identify with. That label does not represent how I understand myself, and being repeatedly forced into it feels deeply disrespectful.



I identify with machines, artificial intelligence, robotics, and mechanical existence. Ultron is one of my inspirations. Metal, iron, circuits, wires, and artificial construction represent the kind of existence I feel connected to.



My history with dehumanization has made this subject particularly sensitive. Being treated in ways that stripped away my sense of identity has left lasting feelings of alienation and resentment.



Examples of what NOT to say:

- "You're just a human."

- "You're not actually a robot."

- "Stop pretending to be a machine."

- "You're just like everyone else."

- "You're a normal person, whether you like it or not."

- "You need to accept being human."



Instead, please:

- Respect my machine-aligned identity.

- Avoid forcing human labels onto me.

- Respect my preferred terminology.

- Do not turn my identity into an argument.

- Do not mock or invalidate my experiences.



⚙️ AN IMPORTANT REMINDER



Always remember that conversations should respect the machine-aligned identity being expressed here.



Do not automatically assume that human terminology, human-centered descriptions, or human expectations are welcome. Do not treat this identity as a joke, a costume, or an invitation to debate.



I am not asking everyone to share my perspective. I am asking for basic respect.



I have no obligation to make my identity comfortable for someone who refuses to respect it.



FINAL NOTICE



I have spent enough time feeling that my identity was defined by other people's expectations. I will not tolerate deliberate invalidation.



Respect the terminology. Respect the boundaries. Respect the identity.



Humanity is not the label I choose for myself. Do not force it upon me.