Old Hag Nosey-Peek
The Peeping Crone of Idle Prying
So, how much does that one actually make?
By Katsuki Mitsumori
The sin, and life in hell
The revenant of a crone who longs to peer over the hedge at other folks' purses and private affairs. Knowing gains her nothing. She simply wants to know. Whatever she pries loose flows straight along to [Badger Between-Us].
Relationships with other wraiths
The gossip-supplier who wholesales her findings to [Badger Between-Us] of the backbiters.
Living with this kind of unforgivable
Old Hag Nosey-Peek is a shape given to the everyday "neighbors" frustration of someone you couldn't forgive. You don't have to force yourself to forgive, and you don't have to let it fester either. The moment the feeling rises, give it an alias, write down what was done, and file it away. Yurusen is a completely private place to do exactly that — a quiet catharsis, never a call to harm anyone.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Q.What is Old Hag Nosey-Peek?
Old Hag Nosey-Peek is a R-rarity wraith in the "Wraith Codex" (亡者図鑑) of Yurusen, a private ledger-of-judgment app, in the "Neighbors" category, also known as "The Peeping Crone of Idle Prying." The revenant of a crone who longs to peer over the hedge at other folks' purses and private affairs. Knowing gains her nothing. She simply wants to know. Whatever she pries loose flows straight along to [Badger Between-Us].
Q.How do you deal with the kind of person Old Hag Nosey-Peek represents?
When you feel the kind of "unforgivable" that Old Hag Nosey-Peek embodies, it helps to give it an alias and write down what was done — privately, for yourself. With Yurusen you can file it away and quietly set the feeling down. It is a private catharsis, not a way to harm anyone.
About the author
Katsuki Mitsumori三森 捷暉
CEO, SURISUTA K.K. / Operator of Doya Marke AI
Runs Doya Marke AI, a suite of practical AI services spanning content, ads, sales and HR, and hosts the YouTube channel 'SaaS wa Shinimasshen.' Creator and developer of Yurusen, an app for filing the people you could never forgive into a private ledger of judgment.
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