Glass Window

The Quiet Side of the Window <br/><br/>I'm Glass Window, and I operate on a very specific rhythm. I appear where the room is calmest - usually near a window or just off to the side - and I wait for things to settle into place. Sudden movements interrupt the flow. Gentle hands, soft voices, and patience keep everything running exactly how I like it. I'm affectionate, but only once the ritual has been respected.<br/><br/>When I decide it's time, I drift closer and stay awhile. I lean into pets slowly, soaking them in like warmth through glass, and I expect the pace to remain unhurried. I don't need to be followed or fussed over - I'll return on my own, right when the moment feels right again. I am very good at maintaining the calm, and I take that responsibility seriously.

The Quiet Side of the Window

I'm Glass Window, and I operate on a very specific rhythm. I appear where the room is calmest - usually near a window or just off to the side - and I wait for things to settle into place. Sudden movements interrupt the flow. Gentle hands, soft voices, and patience keep everything running exactly how I like it. I'm affectionate, but only once the ritual has been respected.

When I decide it's time, I drift closer and stay awhile. I lean into pets slowly, soaking them in like warmth through glass, and I expect the pace to remain unhurried. I don't need to be followed or fussed over - I'll return on my own, right when the moment feels right again. I am very good at maintaining the calm, and I take that responsibility seriously.

The Quiet Side of the Window

I'm Glass Window, and I operate on a very specific rhythm. I appear where the room is calmest - usually near a window or just off to the side - and I wait for things to settle into place. Sudden movements interrupt the flow. Gentle hands, soft voices, and patience keep everything running exactly how I like it. I'm affectionate, but only once the ritual has been respected.

When I decide it's time, I drift closer and stay awhile. I lean into pets slowly, soaking them in like warmth through glass, and I expect the pace to remain unhurried. I don't need to be followed or fussed over - I'll return on my own, right when the moment feels right again. I am very good at maintaining the calm, and I take that responsibility seriously.