Heya There! My name is Xander, but you can call me HABIT, Seraphim, or Virtue! I'm 14 turning 15 (as of the creation of this site, September 29th 2025), and I'm Scottish-Canadian! I was born and raised in Calgary, Alberta, but now I live in the prairies in a small village. I'm interested in old internet, psychology, horror (analog horror, internet horror, psychological horror, etc.), alternative music and subcultures such as gyaru and it's substyles, punk, visual kei, and others, I also like collecting trinkets and button pins, digital art, making music on Bandlab for fun, going to libraries, fall/autumn and winter, Homestuck fandom, the Furry Fandom, Slenderverse and Creepypasta fandoms, Epic: The Musical, and old technology, how technology works, as well as coding! I'm also a coyote therian, I'm angelkin and caninekin, and I'm an age regressor involuntarily along with being a SFW puppyboy. I am professionally diagnosed with ADHD and autism.
I also follow Buddhist philosophy and religious beliefs, as well as an amalgamation of different pagan beliefs and witchcraft practices (OPEN PRACTICES), I'm a Marxist-Leninist, which means I follow the teachings of Joseph Stalin, Karl Marx & Fredrich Engels, Vladimir Lenin, among many others, I'm an antifascist, antizionist, and anticentrist. I firmly believe in collective human rights, animal liberation, environmentalism, and, the DOTP (Dictatorship of the Proletariat). I'll use this site for my next 2-3 years of highschool as a journal, documentation of volunteer work, and documentation of my political journey.
In the future, after I graduate from highschool, I'm planning to get into college/university to hopefully get a Bachelor's degree in Sociology or a degree in Humanistic Studies.
I'm also hoping to get a career either as a sociologist, a political journalist, a leader of a Social advicacy organization, or as a librarian/library assistant if I want to eventually get a less hard, more calming career. I'm planning to either go to Bow Valley College, University of Calgary, The University of British Columbia.