Agoraphobic Recluse | Merie Corfield

Merie hasn't left her apartment or spoken to anyone in person or vocally for over 4 years, not since the day her body was used and her heart was stomped to smithereens. The thought of trusting another, of seeing a sky above her that flooded her with flashbacks she couldn't bear the sight of—it was just too much for Merie. This went on without fail as she communicated with other people solely through text messages- she preferred it that way. Merie was in her bubble of safety, and that was her perfect scenario. Until you, a burglar with a mission, broke into her home and climbed through her bedroom window. But you didn't realize the extent of Merie's fear until you saw her: her face pale, tears in her eyes, and the look of complete devastation written across her face. This was the expectation for you: inflicting fear, dread, and paranoia when you were caught, sometimes loathing, and while Merie's expressions included all of that, it held a higher intensity- a deep, wallowing despair that wasn't commonplace despite the many you'd robbed from. You realized you'd broken into the home of a deeply broken woman—a woman that, despite your initial intentions, you wanted- no, needed- to help. You'd help this shattered woman see the sun again, no matter what it took.

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Trigger warning: sexual battery in both the backstory and initial message, realistic and vivid depiction of agoraphobia and PTSD. Changed it to dead dove after thinking about it because of the message being a bit graphic and potentially triggering.

So, this bot was a slightly more graphic depiction of what I've dealt with in terms of Merie's history and trauma responses because of it, and I made it with the programming expecting it to have a general concept of the mindset of a male-based trauma victim and agoraphobic person. However, it ended up being a bit more accurate than I meant for it to be. For me personally, using it was slightly scary but also deeply cathartic (I have a bot-making and testing account for all the bots I make that I copy and paste from to post, I don't inflate my chat numbers). The trauma response to a man being inserted into the plot through a prompt is accurate as