MOTH
  I try to explain myself, but I usually fail.
  
  IRL I'm a pretty normal hipster-type. I live on a homestead/ranch right now in South Arizona. I have a ridiculous number of "interests" that mostly relate to self-reliance or artsy stuff including but not limited to: movies, radio, guns, sewing, goth, guitar/bass, writing, zines, ttrpgs, philosophy, psychology, Russian, etc. etc. 
  My email is lotus-cube@protonmail.com. Hit me up! I return about once a week (or less).
  
  I hate my government but love my country.
  I'm not Christian but I hate Satan.
  Become Ungovernable
  Don't Tread on Me
  
  Sample Artists: Tori Amos, Goldfrapp, Artificial Joy Club, TOOL, Silver Mt. Zion, Metallica, Johnny Cash, Machine Girl, Tequilajazzz (Целлулоид)
  Sample Movies: 9, Mirror Mask, Stranger than Fiction, High Fidelity, Source Code
  Sample Books: The Book Thief, Dune series, All Quiet on the Western Front, The Bartolomaeus Trilogy, The Sea of Trolls, Flannery O'Connor's stuff (adult fiction usually bores me.)
  
  Why Moth?
  - I don't like most anthropomorphic junk, "spirit animals" and stuff, it seems like silly hocus pocus and self-identifying nonsense, but it can be funny. To me, moths are a good symbol because they're anonymous, boring, understated butterflies, drawn to light, come out at night, are kinda stupid, harmless. They're actually pretty cute when you look at them closely, they won't hurt you. From the "Lepidoptera" order, what a cool name.
  - I also heard a story where basically moths have no color because they sacrificed it all for the world, while the butterflies wouldn't give up any of theirs, and as a reward, God lets their colors return as a rainbow once in a while. I liked that story a lot.
  
  "Can Hunter S. Thompson be my spirit guide? I'm serious."