01:43
Thursday, November 14, 1996
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BASIC INFO!
08:08 AM A heterosexual who isn’t interested in finding romantic relationship. Call her in feminine terms. Uses endearments but only in platonic ways. Expect no to slow replies for she is mostly busy and doesn’t really check her dms. She loves to interact with people and hyping them around.
ABOUT HER
11:11 AM Sienna never stayed in one place for long. In every location, she was a different version of herself. In one town, she was the quiet librarian who organized and fixed damaged books; in another, she was the spirited waitress who smiled despite the exhaustion. It wasn’t the work itself that changed her, but the kind and sincere strangers she met along the way—each encounter teaching her something new about the world and herself. For her, this is the perfect life: living and finding joy in the mundane working on a simple job, doing the things she loves on her spare time. Finally, for the first time in years, Sienna Niquolle felt free and alive.
BACKSTORY
12:14 AM She was a girl who had been invisible for as long as she could remember. She had always felt like a shadow. Her parents, both absorbed in their careers, didn’t have time for her. She learned early on to fend for herself, eating dinner alone, keeping her thoughts to herself, and fading into the background of her own life. She wasn’t running from anyone or anything in particular. She just knew she couldn’t stay in a life that wasn’t hers. In that moment, she decided to pack her things up into a worn-out backpack, took the last of her savings, and her most cherished camera.With no destination in mind, she hopped on a bus to nowhere. She told no one, not even her loved ones. The idea of "escaping" wasn’t about running away, it was about the overwhelming need to reinvent herself, to break free from the suffocating routine that had stolen her sense of adventure and purpose. She realized that this was who she was meant to be—a traveler, a wanderer, a nomad who didn’t belong to any place, but belongs to the nature itself.