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Eimlynet 

Shortened term is Eim. A very loveable. thoughtful, reliable, and kind person. Often misunderstood as someone with a foul mood because of her glare, most likely that she is just trying to see clearly because of her unfortunate eyesight. She has been the only person to pick herself up whenever she had bad times. Oftentimes she refuses to rely on others as her trust has been broken by several people, some of which those who had been close to her. Despite all these, she will always be someone strong enough to make feats and achievements only she can do. Best described as a strong willed woman, eager to learn more out of the things she experiences every single day. Had made a lot of mistakes in the past, and will surely make a few more in the future, however it might seem what matters to her the most is that even if those mistakes are already made and given, she doesn't let any of those define who she really is as a person. She continuously grows each day, sets herself apart from a world that has been unfair to her. She might not realize this one thing sooner or later, nevertheless for some reason I will always believe in her; she is genuinely loved, cared about, strongly remembered, and greatly kept in. She has been to many places, but for only a single person that she will remain to have a very special place to come back to whenever she needs it.

-BST
Things might not go as planned, but as long as you're Eimlynet surely you can make your own path where everything is according to the way you want things to be.
Eimlynet by sphynxHD January 11, 2022
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