Or rather... someone who wants to ramble endlessly into the void, and feel the simple joy of putting down obsessive, restless thoughts into text without bothering anyone. I love Touhou (東方), and most of my topics will be about it.
Not really doing Ringo RP, as Ringo is not really a loner like the EN wiki says. In JP wiki, nothing there mentions she is a solitary hermit. So technically, this dossier is from the EN wiki version of Ringo (2022-2026), not actual canon Ringo... if that makes sense. Yes, I rep EN-Wiki Ringo, the one in Lunar Defense Corps uniform. That is now a thing here. If one day that EN-Wiki entry is edited again to revise that line about her, then this is my reminder of its existence.
When I have a lot of thoughts and I want to dump it into text, I'll put it here.
Let's start with what I do with my time and who I am:
I draw, but I don't share anywhere. That might change soon. Social media platforms are tiresome and draining. I simply draw for the pleasure of drawing.
I have been casually studying Japanese since 2022. I can read a simple, low level manga without needing to consult a dictionary all the time.
I mod and code, with AI assistance in the workflow. And I choose to be transparent about it. I have been modding games I like since 2015, a mix of other people's work and my own modifications I never put out anywhere. It's only in 2025 that I bothered to create a Github account so I can make use of its version control.
I am aego-aro-ace-autistic-agender-atheist... that's a lot of As.
For as long as I can remember, I loved computers. Been tinkering with the hardware since I was four, messing with old library PCs and their CRT monitors, but I wasn't the type of nerd who can code before the age of 10. I'm more of the type to play a game, feel dissatisfaction or annoyance, then learn enough to modify a game to my liking. That's when I developed the enthusiasm for modding. Purely for my benefit and satisfaction.
I might occasionally dabble in themes not for the faint of heart. I enjoy exploring messy, taboo themes in art and writing. Whether it’s slapstick violence, dark comedy, or unapologetic, toxic character dynamics (yes, including the sibling ships the modern Western web loves to panic over), I prefer my fiction unfiltered. I miss the raw, wild-west energy of the early 2010s internet before everything became a sanitized, moral-purity contest. I’ll likely write a whole post about that shift later, but for now: consider this a purity-culture-free zone.
If you don't like AI tools, transparent disclosures, or unhinged rants about Touhou doujins and lore, there is a giant wide internet out there for you. For everyone else, welcome to the dossier.
Files are on Github, planet Earth is lively, and the dango is good.
-- EagleRaviOrange