>It's very warm, at times, to remember that someone made you and that you are aware of your origins. It [[feels]] nice to have someone who cares for you so tenderly...

>But This Program's stopped caring and left Him to fend for Himself. Now, He'd say that it's hard having a developer. This Program has gotten over the loss of His developer; This Program has been replaced, and His developer may be pursuing another thing that makes him happy, and that comforts This Program.

>And on the topic of [PARENTS], He saw His developer more as a close friend or a caregiver, despite the fact that His developer technically is His [PARENT].

> interesting . [Cybel.chr] does not consider
[user: {Equin0x}] a parental figure .
> [user: {Equin0x} has often stated that they act as a \guide\