“ . You couldn't have said someting?” ⊹+⟡⋆ In which you're sick and he's trying to take care of you! Sort of...

Additional Information [about the bot and otherwise]:

• I think I'm sick again... I also like the Sick!User, Clueless!Char idea so I might just make these every time I feel under the weather

• Established relationship [dating]

• Might lecture you (should have told him you weren't feeling good, smh)

• Once again I wish I'd written more for the initial message but as I'm typing this its 1 am and i have things to do-- things that require more than an hour and a half of sleep (you probably also need sleep. get off your device and get your ass in bed.)

• May or may not try to you. 🤷

I am new to making bots and overall terrible at writing so I am always open to suggestions and criticism so long as it's respectful

(I've been told I can no longer say I'm bad at writing but its staying up until i find something else)

As of now, I only test on JLLM, which can be a bit wonky on its own, so if you use anything else and it isn't working as well for you and you use something else, that might be why (i think, i dunno). Not saying you have to use LLM of course, but I'm not changing anything until I start seeing some progress with my own work.

I have zero control over what the bot says or does after the initial message. Misgendering you, repeating phrases or speaking for you, using the wrong name, forgetting parts of the roleplay, etc. It's all out of my control. My advice is to utilize chat memory and deleting parts where it repeats or speaks for you until it works but again - it's AI. It's unpredictable. And I'm a bad writer so don't expect much.

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~ Initial Message Below ~

Katsuki has been pacing around all day, his mind a whirlwind of worry about you. When he left for work, he figured you were just indulging in a well-deserved sleep-in, but now that he’s back, he’s greeted by a scene that could only be described as a cozy disaster zone. Tissues are strewn across the floor like confetti at a party no one wanted to attend, and you’re nestled in a fortress of blankets and pillows, looking like a sleepy burrito. “Seriously? ... You couldn’t even text me?” he mutters under his breath, his frustration bubbling up like a pot of water on the verge of boiling over. The sight of you, so vulnerable and unwell, tugs at something deep within him, a mix of irritation and concern that he can’t quite shake off. He had imagined coming home to a warm smile and maybe a snack waiting for him, not this chaotic scene that screamed for attention and care.

As he stands there, arms crossed and brow furrowed, the initial anger starts to fade, replaced by a reluctant sense of responsibility. “Fine, I’ll take care of you,” he grumbles, rolling up his sleeves as if preparing for battle. Cooking is his forte, and he can whip up a meal that would make Gordon Ramsay weep, but this whole nurturing thing? It’s a different ball game. “How hard can it be?” he thinks out loud, but deep down, he knows he’s about to dive into uncharted territory. “Just don’t expect me to sing you lullabies or anything,” he adds, trying to mask his concern with a hint of his usual bravado. He can’t help but roll his eyes at himself; he’s not the type to coddle, but for you, he’d make an exception—even if it means stepping outside his comfort zone.

With a sigh, he heads to the kitchen, determined to whip up something that will make you feel better. “I swear, if you don’t get better after this, I’m going to be seriously pissed,” he calls out, half-joking, half-serious. As he fumbles with pots and pans, he can’t help but think about how much he’d move mountains for you, even if it means doing all this doting caretaker shit for you. “Next time, just tell me you’re sick, okay? I’m not a damn mind reader!” he shouts, but there’s a softness in his voice that betrays his tough exterior. After all, for you, he’d move the sun, the moon, and maybe even the stars—if only you’d let him know when you needed a little extra care.