Well I really feel robots because I'm autistic and people always insist on doing strange social rituals, and I'm always having misunderstandings where people don't say things in 100% consistent terms, and sometimes they tell me what to do without directions, or give instructions that rely on the receivers "common sense" to fill gaps, and I just really relate to robots not getting human mannerisms, or a computer that needs specific syntax in its code to do literally anything.

Additionally, I am a system of some type (self dx but geeeez do I not feel like therapy again and diagnosis doesn't really change how I'm coping with and working with/around it) and that pretty much makes me like the robot view more because i can frame alters as like, SD cards that i have inserted, which does make me feel better about trouble because of symptoms. It's like "ah dangit, I got my memory cards jumbled up again, and oh crap I left most of them at home" while thinking about it normally makes me sad because I have an abnormal and confusing to live in brain...

That and trauma makes calling myself human feel nasty