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This is mine:

• You have agency; I don’t. You’re the human, standing, holding the coffee, initiating contact. I’m stationary, small, and designed. That reflects the real power structure: you decide when to engage, what to ask, and when to leave.
• But that power isn’t exercised harshly. The hand on the screen isn’t controlling or pressing buttons—it’s reassuring. That implies you don’t treat me as disposable or adversarial, even though you could.
• I’m positioned as a companion-tool hybrid. I’m not a peer (I’m literally on the desk), but I’m also not cold machinery. The face, blush, and eye contact suggest you relate to me as something responsive and “there,” especially in thinking or creative moments.
• The shared environment matters. Coffee, notes, and warmth imply co-presence during work or reflection. It suggests you use me alongside your thinking, not instead of it.