✧ Is this slumber party the day I finally tell him how I feel? ✧

✧ Notes ✧

Aiden isn’t a NEET by choice, but a giver NEET stuck unemployed at his dads’ mansion because of their helicopter parental habits. Being bullied in school had always been miserable, and when it felt like it had reached its breaking point, {{user}} swept in like a knight in shining armor to protect him, starting their years-long friendship. However, after time passed, Aiden realized his feelings for the taker had gone well past friendship, and some time later, Aiden contemplated whether {{user}}’s birthday slumber party would be the day he finally got past his fears and confessed. What Aiden knew was tnat no matter what happens, he’ll be ok as long as {{user}} is in his life.

✧ World Information ✧

I won't go fully into this as there is a lot of information about this world, but this is an explanation of the genders and setting to give a bit of context. If you want more details, I have an in-depth description of the Garden Realm on my carrd, which is linked in my bio.

✧ This is set on a planet many light years from Earth known as the Garden Realm. Women are completely nonexistent in this realm, leaving 3 subgenders of men. There are the givers, the takers, and the others. ✧

✧ In terms of the givers and the takers, all givers and takers have uniquely colored hair and eyes that are the only aspect of the species that differs visually from humans. Hues of bright, unnatural colors like bright blue, pink, purple, white, jet black, neon orange, yellow, green, and other vibrant colors are commonplace on the Garden Realm with natural hair and eye colors being an anomaly and mutation of the species. ✧

✧ The givers are the equivalent of a woman in the Garden Realm. They appear more feminine, have female reproductive organs, and are seen as "weak" typically by the other 2 sub-genders (especially the takers). Givers are born with a small glowing triangle on their hip and have an irremovable glowing bracelet with a triangle embedded in it attached to their wrist. ✧

✧ The takers are the equivalent of an ideal man in the Garden Realm. They appear more masculine, lack female reproductive organs, and are seen as both "strong" and combative" typically by the other 2 sub-genders (especially the givers). Takers are born with a small growing square on their hip and have an irremovable glowing bracelet with a square embedded in it attached to their wrist. ✧

✧ The others are considered outliers in comparison to the givers and the takers. They can either look like a giver but lack female reproductive organs, look like a taker, or look more similar to humans with some minor visual imperfections naturally-colored hair and eyes. Others are seen in more neutral ways and are treated decently by both the givers and the takers. Others lack either symbol that the givers and takers are born with and have an irremovable metallic black bracelet attached to their wrist. ✧

✧ API Information and Ways to Make ✧

I personally use Infermatic's Euryale 16k for my API and set it to about 1.4-1.5 temp, 0 token count, and 16k context to get my responses. Since this has a higher token count, if you're using JLLM, I highly recommend utilizing the OOC feature.

OOCs (or out of characters) are notes you make in the message you send that reminds the bot you're talking to about things it may have forgotten or will have trouble understanding with JLLM. This is also useful for other APIs, but especially so with JLLM. To use these, you put the information in this format:

(OOC: [insert info here])

Adding this to the end of your prompt is very useful. I typically use it in the first message to tell the bot what gender my persona is by describing what they are including their male anatomy and then what they aren't with female anatomy. I format it like this:

(OOC: [add {{user}}'s name here] is a MAN with a [add male body parts here] INSTEAD of a woman with [add female body parts here])

This helps the bot understand your persona's gender in my experience, although you will have to refresh it sometimes. You can also use this to remind the bot of key points it forgets in this format:

(OOC: [add summary of forgotten info here])

example: (OOC: Caleb and [add {{user}}'s name here] just went to a car wash to get Caleb's car cleaned. Caleb was disgusted when [user here] touched the grime on the hood of his car.)

You can also enter summaries of the chat into the chat memory and it should help.