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Kindness

As one of my many commitments to being obedient to the rules and obligations of my community, I have actually been successful at random acts of kindness in case I have somehow heard my name mentioned by random people even without intent or even direction at me specifically. Specifically, I have had a history of concern when I have mistakenly heard my name from random faces in my community. But more importantly was my response to preventing the spread of different discriminatory concerns, even though I had been taught conflicting values that had since resulted in trouble.

Invisible Descriptions

Preamble

Throughout my earlier years on the road to my ever-developing identity, I have actually experienced very special cases and situations that have resulted in my eventual success in and mainstreaming as a person. Eventually, I have learned new ways to cherish my identity to even more people, and I have rarely encountered an experience where I would ever need to back away.

Descriptions

If I were invisible to society, I would describe myself as the faceless real person in the industry of technology, both under hardware and software forms. I would identify as an extreme advocate and ally for concepts of “Permacomputing” and “Solarpunk” ideals, promoting a utopian spark in our overall dystopian society. My signature advocacy is actually with regards to a mass proliferation of open-source software, but also of open-source hardware and the overall promotion of ethics over all other behaviors regardless of context. I am also known for my ever increasing abilities to make space for–and trust for–various connections in my social circles, even becoming increasingly desperate for the most logical progression of my closest connections across town lines, county lines, and even state lines (yes, including my signature ability to escape from concerning contexts, regardless of written intent).