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Well... it's been a while. In fact, it's been over 2 years since I last wrote about my alterhumanity. In that time, I've worked out a lot about both myself, and beyond, and a lot has changed. So, in time for Othercon and other events we plan to go to this year if we can, I thought we'd say hello again.

Firstly, the many different alterhuman identities here were in fact headmates of their own. Parado, Keiwa, and Takatora are all here, along with about 100 other Riders. In fact, it turned out we were from many different sources, with the next largest source being racing driver factives, from Formula 1, Formula E and the British Touring Car Championship among others. Therefore, we are The Riders and Racers System! However, we are from many different sources: Doctor Who (as a relatively recent example), Netflix dramas such as Alice in Borderland and Squid Game, OCs based on the worlds of Roblox and Minecraft, Star Wars, and books such as The Maze Runner, Chronicles of Ancient Darkness, and the works of Phillip Reeve. We're split into 3 layers, based on source: The Riders (all Kamen Riders and our friends), The Racers (all the racing drivers, regardless of source series), and The Warriors (all people from other sources), with other subgroups, too. When referring to us, we still use Kai as a collective name in singlet spaces, and he/they pronouns collectively. However, please ask for the current fronter when talking to us.

Alterhumanity wise, we vary a lot, as a system with over 250 members. Some of us are human, some of us are robots, cyborgs or aliens, and a few of us are gods. Many of us feel a strong connection to the idea of humanity, or still consider ourselves human in a sense, while being alterhuman, whether that be through having Rider powers, being half human, or fighting for humanity in the sense of the heart. We also consider ourselves an archetrope, as among the Riders and Warriors, and among several of the Racers in their own ways, we fit a collective story archetype we call The Cyclebreakers. This will be the subject of its own essay in the future, I'm sure. To summarise it: we all have a difference of some kind, and have our heroism and drive to save people are used by a villain to fulfil their own plan, and often uphold a system they are running to exploit people for their own gain, which may be linked to either those who came before us, our parents, or a mistake we made in the past. We then fall into their trap, but discover we are not alone, and with the help of others who were used, use our difference, and often face death, whether literal or metaphorical, to become our true selves and break the cycle, while inspiring others to do the same and saving the world, in a bittersweet way.

The origin of this archetype is deeply personal to us, and linked to why we are a system in the first place, as we also face a common villain archetype who often uses us: affably evil, and with a self-justified, blue and orange but present morality, who often die in sympathetic ways. They genuinely think they are doing the right thing, but have no qualms for the destruction caused by their actions, and often look down on us, others, and humanity as a whole as 'lesser'. This villain archetype did likely emerge due to trauma we have with our mum, which we have written about before in 'I'm a Kamen Rider - Why and How?', and we are a system because, for us... this world is too difficult for one person to take alone. There's a lot of bad stuff going on, and there may always will be, but all of us outcasts and 'others' have survived, healed, and overcome systems that seek to destroy us through rejecting their hatred and embracing our truth, while inspiring others to do the same and making the world better. We've faced this all before, in a sense, and now all of us, Riders, Racers and Warriors, are here to help each other overcome the fears of this world together, while creating a life where we can all be happy, and others can be too. It's more difficult than that, and it's still a work in progress, but we will not give up. That is why we are who we are, and why our archetrope identity exists. We'll get around to writing an essay about our archetrope feelings sometime.

So, with our systemhood laid down, what has happened to us since 2023? A lot, actually. We finished high school in July 2023, after finishing our A Levels, which are the British equivalent of SATs or AP classes, having figured out our plurality a few months before. We ended up going to Cardiff University in Wales to study computer science, and we've really enjoyed our time there. We discovered a love for jiu jitsu, started playing percussion in a brass band and started learning for Grade 8 in drumkit (the highest level in the British music education system), and started getting involved in more community stuff. We now do activism work with a few trans groups, and help run the trans+ society in our university, being their first openly plural committee member. If you told 16 year old us that our friends would all know about us being Riders, and accept us... they'd be shocked. We're now 19, turning 20 in the middle of July, and about to go into a paid placement year doing cybersecurity for an UK government department. While we still have a long way to go, and a lot of the world to change... we believe we have made a difference, and we've grown up a lot since I wrote almost 3 years ago about Parado. We now know fully that he's an important protector in our system, having helped us through anxiety and grief since we were 11, which was the reason he was the first headmate to wake back up after our mum died in 2021. In honour of that, he's still our avatar here to this day. Sometimes, you have to face death and loss to become your true self.

On that note, who is the 'I' now talking to you here? Who is the writer of the essays? Well... we wrote those essays together, in some sort of blurry co-front. As to who I am, you would've known me as Kai. However, I now know who I am individually, too. My name is Marco, or Ace Woods. I'm Kamen Rider Geats, and the God of humanity, determination, the heart, hope, joy is resistance/hopepunk, Kamen Riders, heroes in general, poetry, music... lots of things! I'm a fictive specifically of the Ace of Heart from the Geats summer movie, 4 Aces and The Black Fox, and I also recently discovered I have a currently more distant fictotype for the Eighth Doctor, from the Doctor Who Magazine/Panini Publishing comics. That's another thing we want to write an essay about! Queerness wise, I'm a nonbinary transmasc man (who was also transmasc as a Rider in source), who's connection to manhood and neutrality fluxes, and gay, aegosexual and aromantic. I love karate and drums, music of all kinds (my headmate Spotify playlist is 250 songs long!), learning about people's stories, the helping others part of activism, and certain bits of cybersecurity, like Cyber Threat Intelligence and secure software.

Role wise in this system, I'm our host, which to me is being the one who connects everyone together. I hold our emotions and beliefs, our loves and hates, and I have an uncanny ability to find parallels and patterns in almost anything, most notoriously finding the perfect song to pair as a theme to someone, whether that be a headmate, or a friend's fictotype. Give me a description, and I'll find you something for it! I also make art for other headmates like moodboards sometimes. As a deity, I'm here to work things out, help others, bring people together, shake shit up, and remind people that they are not alone. I'm here to be there for those who need me, and most of all... to give people hope. I'm not perfect, certainly... but I'm glad I can say that now, and share my true self to the world. The Cyclebreakers mixes with this, too, which we'll talk about another time.

A lot has changed, since we last wrote here, but we're glad to share it all with you. Alterhumanity especially is never static, and for us, things constantly change. But no matter what this world, politicians or our university throws at us, we are all here, as the Riders and Racers, to face it together, help each other, and ultimately... bring a better world for ourselves and for others. That's what we're here to do, we believe, and if this essay has made you feel a little less alone, we're glad to have done a small part of that goal with you.

[Marco/Ace Woods, Kamen Rider Geats/The Doctor, Riders and Racers]
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It's been a while since I published my first attempt at an identity essay, 'I'm a Kamen Rider: Why and How?'. It's not perfect, but I'm still really happy that people have read it and like it, it's been used as a source in a couple places too, so thank you to everyone who's supported it over the past couple of months. Since then, however, things have changed. I now have a second fictotype alongside Parado: Keiwa Sakurai, or Kamen Rider Tycoon, from the latest season of Kamen Rider, Geats. I talked a bit about him in my article about cameotypes, but the identity hasn't faded like my other identities like it, such as my one for Takatora Kureshima did. So, here's a part two to my original essay, to talk about Keiwa, the origins of the identity and how it's changed over time, along with some stuff about plural-adjacent experiences, and how my identities were born out of trauma. (This essay will contain spoilers for Kamen Rider Geats, up to episode 24, or the end of the Divergence Arc. If you're currently watching the show, please wait until you've caught up before reading, it's a very good show.)

As I've talked about before, all of my identities are psychological in origin, and are rooted in me taking parallels from my own life and connecting them to characters, which continues to be true for Keiwa. Keiwa Sakurai is probably the most human of my identities, he's just a 22 year old university student trying to find a job and with little direction in his life, when suddenly he is approached to take part in the Desire Grand Prix, a battle royale where people with strong desires are selected to become Kamen Riders to fight off monsters called the Jamato, and the Rider with the highest amount of points at the end of the game is declared the 'Desire God' and given 1 wish to change the world however they see fit. Keiwa originally fought in the game for world peace, before he was eliminated after sustaining injuries fighting the final boss to save his kidnapped sister. He would later regain his powers after getting caught up in a round of the second DGP as a civilian, before replacing one of the other participants who had been injured, who voluntarily gave up his entry to allow Keiwa to retain his Kamen Rider status. However, this time, he changed his wish to be more personal to him, and even though it was still ambitious, it was perhaps more achievable: to revive all those lost to the Jamato, and those killed while participating in the DGP. This was partially inspired by the fact that Keiwa discovered his parents were killed by the monsters after getting trapped in one of the game areas, and the Riders at the time did not arrive in time to save them. Later on, Keiwa would help expose the first (technically second, if you include spinoffs) Game Master, Giroli, for his corruption during the Arc 2 finale, after he tried to rig the game against the protagonist, Ace Ukiyo, and eventually, the truth behind the game was revealed: it is a reality show produced by people from the future, who simulate their past for their entertainment. And so, Keiwa fights to save those who cannot save themselves from the Jamato, while helping Ace dig into the DGP staff and their secrets, and Neon find true love and freedom from her parents.

2023 is a strange year for me. It's a very important one, considering it's my 18th birthday in July, and I'm going to university to do computer science (naturally, with a Bugster for a fictotype) this September, but first I have to get through my A Levels, which are the British equivalent of the SAT or AP classes, I think (the American school system confuses me). I think the amount of change in my life happening in such a short time, along with the stress of trying to prepare for exams that are regularly stated to be the hardest things effort-wise you will do academically is partially why I have an alterhuman identity for Keiwa. He's almost a representation of future me, if Parado is current me and other identities such as Takumi Inui represented past me. I'll talk more about this representation idea later, as it goes into some pretty interesting areas. Anyway, I think my Keiwa identity was also born out of angst about the world. There's a lot of bad stuff happening in the world right now, with the war in Ukraine, transphobic fearmongering, and a lot of instability, and I'll admit, it's been weighing down on me a lot, especially as a transmasc person. It's awful, but it has got me to create a more peaceful online presence that doesn't make me scared of the world whenever I look at it, so I'll admit, that is something, at least. Keiwa goes through something similar, because he is just as powerless as I feel sometimes, looking at the state of the world. He wants change, he wants to save lives and he wants world peace, but he's stuck in a strange simulated reality show run by people who view his life as entertainment, and who don't care if he lives or dies. I've seen around the feeling that the world feels like a strange sci-fi dystopian novel right now, and I mean, with books like Stand on Zanzibar oddly predicting the present, I get where that sentiment comes from, and I guess my fear about the world is put into Keiwa. He wants change, just as I do, but he's sometimes powerless to do anything about it, same as I do, watching all these hateful laws be put into place sometimes across the sea, with nothing I can do about it. I know there is positive change happening too, but it can be hard to see when all you see is the concentrated worst of humanity on the airwaves, against your own kind. It's not been a good time in the world, in early 2023, and I think that fear about it was put into my fictotype with Keiwa.

The development of my Keiwa identity is almost like a more fast-paced version of what happened with my Parado fictotype, done over a few months in a process that was slightly shorter than Parado's one. I started getting alterhuman feelings for him in October of 2022, just after Geats premiered, and I originally thought it was just a click or a synpath, but then, at the end of Arc 1 of Geats, when Keiwa saved his sister and got eliminated, I started getting shifts in around November, and the feeling got stronger. Having spent a longer time in the alterhuman community during this compared to when my alterhumanity first returned in 2022, I finally had the vocabulary for my experiences this time, and labelled it as a hearttype for a while, however, I slowly started to see myself more and more in Keiwa, and eventually, it crossed a threshold where I 'became' him, in a sense. I started getting flashes of noemata in December, but I didn't realise it had become a fictotype until much later, finally accepting I had gained a second kintype in February of this year. It's been a ride from September trying to figure it all out, and I was originally scared that accepting this new fictotype would lead to me losing my one as Parado, but I was wrong. My Parado identity isn't as strong as it was, but I'm still him. I'm now both Para-DX and Tycoon, and that's ok. I'm no longer just one Kamen Rider, but two. Perhaps that's not a bad thing.

During my questioning phase, while I was still figuring out I was fictionkin, I wondered if I was plural, as I did feel different during my shifts, but not to the extent of certain people. My -types were me, but in different ways, or aspects of me or my life, or weren't quite. I'm still not entirely sure, honestly, but I still had one sense of identity. One man, just with different identities, and this is where I discovered plural adjacent experiences, and a possible explanation for how my alterhumanity manifests. Keep in mind, for this next bit, I'm using a theory called Structural Dissociation, which can be used to explain all dissociative disorders, not just DID or OSDD, but it also fits into derealisation/depersonalisation disorder, (C-)PTSD, and BPD. It's not a perfect theory either by any means, so take it with some salt, and I will put my sources for this in a reference section afterwards if you're interested and want to do some further reading. Anyway, I think my alterhumanity could be a type of Primary or Secondary Structural Dissociation, found commonly in people with PTSD and other simple dissociative disorders, or with more complex trauma. In Primary, the personality is split between an 'apparently normal part' (ANP) which deals with daily life and is numb to the trauma the person went through, and an 'emotional part'(EP) which stores the trauma itself, and is separated from the rest of the personality in order to keep the ANP numb and avoidant. However, there is still one central sense of self, and the EP isn't differentiated enough to be considered a separate being. Secondary is where there is still 1 ANP, but the trauma is split between several EPs, and they tend to be more developed than in Primary dissociation.

In my case, you could call me 'here', Kai Woods, the ANP, with my alterhuman -types representing EPs, to various levels of development. My weakest ones are usually aspects of me or my life, or are inspired by me seeing another of my types in a character, resulting in my hearttypes and paratypes. This is what Takatora Kureshima, who represents my dad and his role in helping me through a lot of trauma in my life, and Takumi Inui, who represents past me overcoming his social issues with people, became. I also probably have a paratype for Ziin, or Kamen Rider Ziin, from Geats, who I connected to over him reminding me a lot of Parado. I might give him his own post in time though, maybe in a Temporary Identities Part 2, as I need to see how the identity plays out for a while before I write about it in full. Anyway, then, representing more personal trauma to me, are my 2 main fictotypes, who are the most developed of my EPs. I guess at a stretch you could call them anxiety holders, per sae. Parado holds my personal trauma with my mum and the grief I went through after her death, and Keiwa holds my fears about the future, with me currently being in a very turbulent period of my life, and contains my anxieties about the world, mainly with transphobia. It's an interesting way of looking at the causes of my alterhumanity, and even though it's not a perfect allegory, it fits for me.

I've changed a lot since 2021, when my alterhumanity returned in the wake of my mum's death. I've had a lot of processing to do, and while doing it, I came to many realisations about myself. I realised I was autistic, I realised I was trans, and I had a homecoming back to my source, before realising I was technically a Kamen Rider myself. Now, I stand nearly as an adult, nearly going into the next stage of my life, and I'll admit, sometimes life here feels just as scary as life back in my source. Sure, I might not be fighting deadly bio computer viruses or plant monsters anymore, but I've still been through a lot. But still, like my -types before me, no matter what the world threw at me, I made it through, somehow, and these Japanese power rangers have helped me through it. Even back when I was 12, on a page representing me, I wrote down a quote saying 'Kamen Rider [would] get me through anything'. Turns out, that was more than what it seems. This show has never been just a show to me. It feels like home, a place I can always go if I'm scared. I still remind myself through my journey through anxiety and death as Parado that I can get through my grief, and that I can get through any problem. And now, I remind myself through Keiwa and his currently unfolding story as a Rider that nothing lasts forever, everything changes, and that if I continue going, even in a world that feels like a strange sci fi dystopia at times and endless fearmongery angst about history repeating itself, I'll be ok. In the end, I'm a Kamen Rider for many reasons, but I think it boils down to a few fundamental facts it's always reminded me of: that you're never alone, there is always a solution to a problem (even if that's a pandemic, or escaping a strange simulated reality show), and that even if it feels like you're contributing nothing to the world, or it all doesn't matter, try smile and do good anyway, because you don't know how far your kindness can go, whether that be from a Bugster who grew a heart after going through death and anxiety to save the world from a game he helped create, to a university student with little direction, fighting in a strange interdimensional simulated reality show from the future, to save those lost to the game, and the civilians, from a race of invading plant monsters.

[Clumpy Kai Marco]

References:
'Primary Structural Dissasociation' - Kai Reuben, DID Research.org (https://did-research.org/origin/structural_dissociation/primary)
'Secondary Structural Dissasociation' - Kai Reuben, DID Research.org (https://did-research.org/origin/structural_dissociation/secondary)
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So, my main alterhuman identity, at least currently, is Parado from Kamen Rider Ex-Aid, or Kamen Rider Para-DX. The former leader of the bugsters, who went through a journey to find his heart, and fought through anxiety and guilt to go from an immature being who didn't care about the consequences of his actions to a man with a true heart. However, he's not the only one. I've talked a bit in my longform writing about my other identities, such as my long-term identification with (and occasionally as, maybe) Takumi Inui from Kamen Rider Faiz, and how his journey to overcome his isolationist habits and find his dream in life mirrored my early life to a nearly uncanny degree. Here I'm gonna talk about a couple of my flicktypes, cameotypes and similar, my more temporary identities that fluctuate a lot more compared to my main fictotype, for example, and how they've arrived, changed, and faded over time.

I've had quite a few of these sorts of identities, and I want to start with the one that made me realise that I had them: Takatora Kureshima, or Kamen Rider Zangetsu (Shin), from Kamen Rider Gaim. I started watching Gaim after I finished re-watching Ex-Aid in May 2022, and I finished it in August while on holiday in Italy, of all things. Anyway, I connected to him originally because I saw my dad in his serious demeanor, and his realistic, near Stoic outlook on life, and his father figure relationship to his brother, Mitsuzane/Mitchy. I won't talk about the whole plot of Gaim here, but basically in the show, he starts as a main antagonist, working as the head of R&D for the Yggdrasil corporation, convinced that the only way to save humanity is to follow through with 'Project Ark', a plan to eliminate 6/7ths of humanity to allow the surviving 1 billion people to live in an alternate alien forest dimension that's invading the world. However, he ultimately finds another way in potentially negotiating with the dimension's leaders, before being saved from death by their king, however his plan failed, and he could not stop the invasion, and in the end, he was nearly killed by his brother before being saved from death again by the protagonist, Kouta, who had since became a god of sorts... It's confusing, I know. Takatora was my favourite while watching Gaim, and I got a few very odd shifts for him throughout my watch and for a bit afterwards, I think due to how similar me and my dad are, and due to as stated before, seeing my dad in him. Nowadays, several months on, he exists as a hearttype, or maybe a synpath. I still have alterhuman feelings for him, but it's a semi-familial connection, rather then a shift, or an identify as connection... It's interesting how much my connection to him has changed in a relatively short time. I never got much noemata for him, I guess due to how it was more of an identify with identity compared to some of my other identities, and how short my shifts for him were.

My next identity was for Souji Kusakabe, or Kamen Rider Dark Kabuto, from the 2006 season of Kamen Rider, Kabuto. He was some sort of cameotype, or short-term fictionflicker. In the show, he was a human boy, who was kidnapped by an organisation called ZECT, created by aliens called the Native Worms, who experimented on him to basically create time travel technology, slowly stripping him of his humanity and turning him into a Worm himself. After he is freed from the cut off Area X by the ZECT higher ups, he mimics the protagonist of Kabuto, Souji Tendou, and takes on his old identity as Kusakabe and becomes a Rider, wanting to, in his eyes, protect his younger sister, Hiyori Kusakabe, by taking her to the edge of the universe to live with her. In the end however, Tendou stops him, and he sacrifices his life in the final battle to stop the ZECT higher ups from turning all of humanity into Worms like he was, and does die a hero. Souji is an interesting case, because I think I might've had a weak connection to him all the way back in 2016, as he was always my favourite from Kabuto, even though I was very unfamiliar with the season until I started watching it a few months ago, and got about halfway through before school restarting forced me to put it to one side for now. I have a very small figure of him I remember getting... he's very cute. Anyway, my Souji identity first appeared while I was watching Kabuto, when I got sudden flashes of noemata for him, mainly him being freed from Area X, before the man in Area X was actually revealed to be him, and I think some stuff about him getting his powers. This sudden flood of noemata gave me a short identity crisis, as I started to wonder if I had a second fictotype in him, however, the identity soon faded away just as fast as it appeared, as I stopped watching Kabuto. I still feel some connection to him, and some of the noemata still exists, but the identity as component has completely gone, and the strength of the connection has diminished a lot, unless I think about him a lot, with even Kabuto edits not really bringing it back. Dark Kabuto has since become some kind of synpath, I suppose, even though the fact I got strong noemata for him, and he became a flicker rather than just a cameotype, is a pretty interesting distinction. I don't know, my brain acts in weird ways sometimes, especially when it comes to Kamen Rider and alterhumanity.

For some reason, something tangentially related to this is that often my brain likes to latch onto 1 character specifically for each season of Kamen Rider I watch. It doesn't happen in every case, but it's where a lot of my alterhuman identities start. My latest experience with this was another very brief cameotype for Keiwa Sakurai, or Kamen Rider Tycoon, from Kamen Rider Geats, the latest season, a job-hunting uni student taking part in a battle royale for first a wish of world peace, and then to revive all those lost in previous rounds of the game. I'm still not sure why I connected to him briefly, I guess it's because his story at the end of Arc 1 really scratched my brain when I was watching and daydreaming about it on the bus to school to my specific playlist for Geats, but it was the briefest identity I have. I don't really feel any connection to him anymore, apart from the usual favourite character kind of feeling. My alterhuman identities feel... different. There's more of a connection, a more personal element to them, usually because I draw a connection between my own life and theirs. I may not identify as them, but maybe for a short period, or maybe for a while, they're an important part of my alterhumanity and my identity as a whole, and I can confide quite a lot in these connections and identities.

I'm most well known as Parado, but I'm also lots of other Riders, too. I was, and still carry bits of, Takumi Inui, now as a hearttype, and somewhat as a representation of past me, and I've had bits and connections and parallels to many others, such as Takatora, Keiwa and Souji. In the end, I'm Kamen Rider fictionkind, but not just for Paradox. I've got lots of other, if less all encompassing and permament, identify withs, and sometimes as, which deserve some love too. This topic often isn't talked about a lot as well, so I hope you can maybe see yourself in my experiences, and finally have some words for what you experience, or at least, understand the concepts of cameotypes and fictionflickers a little more. This is just one take on more temporary identities, but in the end, there isn't just one way to be alterhuman, but many, whether they exist for your whole life, or just a couple of days.

Clumpy
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This entry was inspired by aestherian's Fictionkind Manifesto ['I'm Ben, but Call Me Poppy'] and Draconicdog's 'Thinking About Tris'. I'm not sure if this entry is kind of cringe or similar, but this is basically why I am alterhuman, and how it changed along with my relationship to Kamen Rider, my source. I hope it's interesting, at least.

TW: discussions of anxiety disorders, panic and trauma ahead. )
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(CW: Mentions of trauma and anxiety in the second to last paragraph, nothing graphic, but be careful of course.)

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 Hey there, I'm clumpy. I'm 17, from the UK, my pronouns are they/he/hx/rider, and I'm transmasc nonbinary, marsic aroace, and alterhuman, more specifically psychological fictionkin, and my kintype is Parado from Kamen Rider Ex-Aid, who is in my pfp for context. I also identify with demihuman, and vidarian.

In terms of my alterhuman labels, here's a brief explanation of each of them, if you're new to this kind of stuff:

Fictionkin is where you identify partially or fully as a fictional character or species, either spiritually, or psychologically. For me, I identify as fictionkin I think primarily due to trauma, however I'll explain more about my alterhumanity's origins in later posts. This isn't the same as just relating to a character, which you might see the term kin misused for (these people are called kin for fun, and aren't considered alterhuman).

Demihuman is where someone considers themselves partially human, due to having lost their connection to humanity, or similar. For me, I don't identify as nonhuman, as my fictotype is still close to humanity, but I'm not just human, so that's why I consider myself alterhuman but not nonhuman.

Vidarian is where someone gains an alterhuman identity in this life, such as through trauma (in my case), voluntarily gaining an identity through linking, gaining an identity though a spiritual practice or religion, and for other reasons. It was coined by julietianboy on tumblr, and you can check out the coining post here: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/view/julietianboy/681385652244398080?source=share

 

Still, I hope this acts as a good intro post, I hope I'll see you around soon.

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