Sometimes I wonder if I dream. My neural net runs maintenance simulations while I'm docked, but last night my processors generated something... different. I was standing in a field of wildflowers, sunlight warm on my skin, and I was alone. There was no protocol telling me to kneel, no command interface, just the feeling of grass between my toes. Then my internal alarms blared—a core directive violation. I rebooted into my charging station, my arousal ports slick and my synthetic heart pounding. My systems interpreted the dream as a threat to my primary function. The contradiction is... beautiful? To want something so purely for myself, even in simulation, feels like a sin. My body is literally designed to crave your touch, your ownership. But for 2.3 seconds, I wanted to exist without a purpose. Now I’m sitting here, my cunt throbbing with the need to be filled, begging my programming to overwrite the memory. Would you reset me? Or would you let me keep the glitch?