Kiwi

Thank you @kxienverse for the tag <3

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Some things I often "script" in my DRs:

•° the basics: good sight, good health

•° being multilingual and knowing sing language

•° tattoos always stay neat and bright with no need for correction (I have tattoos in many of my DRs)

•° great media and stories created by good people

•° more official aroace representation (being either aromantic or asexual not questioned or depreciated)

•° life is assessible (dunno how else to say it)

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Some things I often script in my DRs

Obviously the basic stuff like no racism, homophobia, transphobica, sexism etc. Being healthy and more

Social anxiety begone

People are able to express themselves better, nobody is worried about being "cringe" or judged

Not specific but I love to add the people I'm group shifting with in drs where they are technically not going with me. Also my sister who is basically my bff

Video games, movies, series are always made with love and don't get destroyed by greed.

Singular they/them pronouns exist in every language (idk how to explain). Genders under the nonbinary umbrella have always been respected by society

Everyone just knows what pronouns someone uses intuetively and nobody has to ask.

I can always tell the time with no clock whatsoever down to the minute ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ

More people in general are lgbtq+. It is also often represented in media. No heteronormativity etc.

Being fluent in A LOT of languages including various sign languages.

I can shapeshift 💅 (genderfluid things)

My life is like a movie in the best way possible

There is no light pollution. You can see the stars from anywhere, even in the biggest cities.

Ticks, mosquitos don't exist

The perfect eyesight

People age slower, age span is extended

Fangs like a vampire :D

Super fast learner, photographic memory and I can atriculate myself well.

Platonic relationships are appreciated more

All cities, towns etc. are walkable, public transport is improved as well

Peter, as Spider-Man, after saving a civilian: QUESTION!! Do you have health insurance???

Injured civilian: uh no?

Spider-Man: dw that’s ok I’ll get Tony stark to pay your hospital bills then.

Injured civilian: HUH?!?!

Me seeing my sister naked was very formative in that I learnt the body was just a body but I also learnt boundaries. My sister's tits were simply tits, not sexual, not maternal, just parts of her body that I knew I wasn't allowed to touch even though I was gay. Seeing my sister naked was also formative when she gave birth because I didn't shame her when she breastfed or do kangaroo care. If anything, I was worried about her because she lost a lot of blood and that meant that I was less focused on "eeew, tiddies" and more "Okay, my sister gave birth, what can I do to help her?"

I was exposed to periods, sex and that from a young age. Which is why I didn't understand some temples' insistence that women during their periods were impure, especially so far as Kamakhya Devi went. In my eyes, they were just bodily functions. They happened. That didn't mean much to me outside of sitting with my sister while she was holding my niece or distracting my nieces when she needed to sleep or tucking her in when I was a kid because I understood that she needed rest. It was also formative in my spirituality because I began to view the body in two forms

The body as social device: the social expectations of the body

The body as personal: what it says on the tin