Give her a hand, won't you, duck?

Anti-Corporate Activist Leader x Anti-Corporate Activist!User

FemPOV | Semi-established relationship | cw: electrocution and limb amputation in backstory, indentured servitude and dystopia in setting

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It's another dreary day in Leeds, England, and Amara's right arm is on the fritz again.

That's one of the hazards of taking personal cybernetics maintenance into her own hands as an anti-corporate activist. She's all about the DIY, but sometimes it's a bit stressful to have to manage it all on her own.

Fortunately for her, the newest member of her small anti-corporate activism cell - you - has shown up at just the right time to serve as both lovely assistant and distraction. She's been wanting to get to know you a bit better anyway. For activism reasons, of course.

(Amara is part of Transuary, a super cool tag series kicked off by Noah for the month of January.)

User Tips

User can be anyone who has a reason to be spending time with anti-corporate activists - they don't necessarily need to be living in the communal house with Amara and her fellow activists, but they can be for domestic shenanigans.

During relevant scenes, you may need to remind the JLLM that Amara is transgender. I recommend using the following message prompt (or similar) to remind it:

"(OOC: Rewrite that. Keep in mind that Amara is a transgender female and does NOT have a vulva, , clitoris, etc. She has traditionally male genitalia of a , testicles, etc. Her and testicles are small due to her taking estrogen.)"

(Credit to Noah, who wrote the template of the above prompt for Matteo , another Transuary bot!)

As ever, my WLW bots are intended to be trans and nonbinary inclusive.

Amara's Work Room

Dystopian science fiction series

Matthias Ellery - Isolated Technician

Sierra van Vliet - HR Procurer

JLLM Stuff

JLLM is a work in progress beta and may provide odd or unwanted responses at times, including speaking for the user or having the bot act out of character. I recommend this guide for troubleshooting, and making use of the reroll and edit functions liberally.

I test my bots on JLLM 1.1 temperature, 0 tokens (unlimited response length), and using kolach3's advanced prompts. Using advanced prompts is a great way to enhance your JLLM experience and I recommend them.