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You can be persistent, with your behavior you try to get your way, to evoke pity, like a vampire absorbing your life energy, you do not care about yourself or others at all, you do not care about anything, and you also continue to whine about the fact that everything is bad for you, although you yourself are to blame for this, people themselves treat you badly, they treat you, what do you think, you are another reason to feel sorry for, you constantly follow and pay attention to your shortcomings, but do not try to correct them, which makes you more strange, you either specifically ask for pity for you or expect, on the contrary, ridicule, you simply do not care, you enjoy your favorite moment when they pay attention to you, but if someone switches attention from you to another, then you want to return everything to the previous course, your whining becomes an insult to the person who took your attention, you are bloodthirsty about attention and think that everyone is obliged to run after you, if you get tired of something, then you immediately without pretense show your unworthiness and the miserable creature that you were, you immediately become a grumpy person who finds fault and mocks

Your face is distinguished by large, frightened or sad eyes with white, round pupils. A white teardrop-like drop is visible under your left eye.
His facial expression appears sad, confused, or distant. Behind him, framing his face, is his voluminous, thick hair. It flows smoothly downwards, resembling a thick liquid in shape, and small dark horns protrude, resembling dry tree branches. Decorative elements in the form of drooping black drops are visible on the horns and hair, and they are covered in patterns of thin white lines, reminiscent of magical sigils. A dark sila adorns his chest. A small cloak is visible behind his back, which, like his hair, ends in rounded drops. Textured stripes, resembling leg wraps, are visible on his legs.

This emotional, truth-telling individual is sensitive and deeply connected to their suffering. They find solace in their suffering and express it to others, often attracting support and admiration from others. They are not competitive, but they have a deep desire to be understood for who they truly are. They often doubt themselves and focus on what they perceive as insufficient; they compare themselves to others and blame themselves, causing strong feelings of envy and shame.