Morning light spills over a quiet apartment, and the day begins with careful, routine care. I wake up next to a life-like companion and take a moment to appreciate the absence of noise and interruptions. The first task is gentle maintenance: a quick wipe-down with a mild cleaner, ensuring the skin feels smooth and clean for the hours ahead. After a coffee break, I prepare for the day by adjusting clothing, arranging the hair, and checking that the doll’s positioning is comfortable for shared space or quiet moments of company. In Finland, privacy is valued, so I curate a private environment that respects neighbors and visitors alike. Later, a light stroll or a visit to a local cafe offers human connection, balanced by the reassurance that the doll remains a personal, non-public fixture at home. Evenings are for reflection or reading, with the doll nearby as a source of companionship. The key is treating the doll with care—regular cleaning, mindful storage, and thoughtful placement—so that it remains an unobtrusive part of daily life. A commentary on loneliness and companionship aside, the experience is fundamentally about routine, respect for personal space, and thoughtful maintenance that keeps the living environment comfortable and calm.