Dear me, I was is a short, interactive journey through one woman's life, told wordlessly. The story unfolds like a series of memories: childhood, adolescence, encounters, and separations. The viewer gradually unravels the fabric of her destiny, woven from simple moments in which joy and sorrow coexist. Watercolor Life Each scene appears like a living illustration, rendered in soft watercolor brushstrokes. Rotoscoping lends naturalness to the movements, creating a sense of presence. Instead of text, gestures, glances, and the changing seasons reveal the stages of growth and inner transformation. Interaction remains simple and intuitive: gentle taps allow you to progress through episodes without distracting from your contemplation. The game's under-an-hour running time makes the story feel cohesive and focused. The "Strange Journey" theme and tranquil sounds complement the atmosphere, turning the experience into a meditative one. Features of the game A non-verbal narrative about the life of one woman. Watercolor aesthetics using rotoscoping. Short duration - less than an hour. Musical accompaniment that enhances the emotional tone.