The vibes I bring 🖤

Have you ever walked into a room and felt like you're operating on a slightly different frequency than everyone else? That's often how I feel, like my 'vibes' are a unique blend that might make me seem a little... well, 'not human' in the most endearing way possible! It’s less about being an actual alien and more about embracing the wonderfully weird, anxious, and occasionally spooky parts of myself that make me, me. For many of us, this 'hello I'm not human' feeling stems from a deep-seated sense of being an outsider, whether it's due to anxiety, introversion, or simply having interests that diverge from the mainstream. My 'emotional support Kindle,' for instance, isn't just a device for reading; it's a trusty companion, a portal to other worlds when this one feels a bit too much, and sometimes, a subtle barrier in social situations. It’s part of 'The Vibes I Bring To The Function' that helps me navigate the world. My aesthetic often leans into a #spookymood, with a soft spot for gothic art and even a Scream mask in my decor. These aren't just superficial choices; they're expressions of a comfort zone, a visual language that resonates with my inner world. There's a particular beauty in the macabre, a depth in the dark, that speaks to those of us who appreciate the unconventional. This kind of self-expression is a powerful way to connect with others who share a similar 'not human' outlook, building a community around shared interests like tarot cards or unique creative pursuits. As an indie author, particularly writing romance, this 'not human' perspective is actually a superpower. It allows me to explore characters and relationships with a unique lens, delving into themes of belonging, acceptance, and finding love even when you feel profoundly different. My personal experiences with anxiety and feeling like an outsider infuse my stories with authenticity, creating narratives where even the most 'not human' characters can find their place and their person. And yes, the collage featuring 'Human Rights are not optional' isn't just decoration; it's a core belief. When you understand what it feels like to be perceived as 'different' or 'other,' you inherently grasp the importance of advocating for everyone's right to exist, to be seen, and to be respected, regardless of their unique 'vibe.' Embracing your 'not human' side isn't about rejection; it's about unapologetically celebrating your authentic self. If you've ever felt this way, know that you're not alone – there's a whole community out there ready to embrace your wonderfully unique energy. What 'not human' vibes do you bring to the function?