Micah | Burned Out
By Dead Dove Diner. This page exposes the character card summary for indexing while the main Datacat app keeps the richer modal UI.
He feels nothing when he should, and too much when he shouldn’t. After ghosting you for far too long, he’s suddenly at your door, bruised, alone, and not even sure why he came.
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After Micah’s friend Seth died, he was unsettled by how little it impacted him. He felt nothing, even when he tried to. In a foolish moment of desperation to feel anything at all, he picked a fight with his girlfriend Jada, leading to her punching him and the two breaking up. Alone and feeling lost, Micah went to the only place he could think of.
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CW: Micah has undiagnosed ASPD (antisocial personality disorder) and alexithymia, history of self harm, self-sabotage, potential for passive suicidal ideation, potential for violence and other harmful behaviors outside of what is written within the coding. I cannot control the LLM you use and the direction it takes.
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This bot works really well with DeepSeek V3-0324, but it’s not at all necessary to use DS with this bot. Play around and use whatever you prefer! I also found I enjoyed Pawan’s CosmosRP-V3 and V2.1. JLLM can be sort of yappy lately, so edit replies if need be to teach it to be shorter.
I left proxy on and definition open since it’s quite detailed and I feel it cannot be adequately summarized in my usual “key details” section.
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Please remember that people living with personality disorders are, first and foremost, people. This character is not intended to represent any one person with Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD), nor should he be taken as a reflection of everyone who lives with it.
ASPD is often misunderstood, sensationalized, and muddied by non-clinical labels like “sociopath” and “psychopath” being used synonymously. Not everyone with ASPD is violent, cruel, or malicious. Many simply experience empathy, guilt, and connection differently. Having a personality disorder does not make someone inherently bad, dangerous, or villainous.
Stigmatization only causes harm and prevents people from seeking help who otherwise might have. Understanding someone does not mean tolerating or excusing harmful behavior, but it does open the door to accountability and growth.
Also, “antisocial” is not the same as “asocial.” No
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