m(y)* name is a sign, an embodiment of water. Therefore the difference between the capitalized and lowercase versions are differences in the amplitude of the waves represented and felt in the moments of writing. i (often, not always) use them accordingly: When in writing a text i feel akin to the rapids of a river, or a turbulent sea, or a burst of water flowing through a pipe, or any variety of fluid in an intensely mobile state, i write “M”. If in writing a text if feel more along the spectrum of a small creek flowing along, or a mountain lake on a peaceful day, or even like an almost dried out riverbed, i write “m”.