Mk, so normally I have a lil yap sesh here, but I want to address something real quick, and that's why I tag my bots the way I do. I can't keep answering this question each time it shows up. Why do I tag my clearly sapphic/lesbian bots as Anypov? Because I use gender-neutral pronouns and never explicitly state the user's gender. Yes, the bot is lesbian. No, the bot is not meant for just cisgender afab individuals. I am a non-binary lesbian myself. I use they/them pronouns. Trans lesbians exist. Non fem presenting lesbians exist. I want to include them. So, I tag my bots as Anypov. I get that it might be frustrating seeing the Anypov tag and clicking on the bot to see you can't use it. That being said. I also tag them as fempov and WLW. If you click on my fem bots because you see an Anypov tag and you don't acknowledge the WLW or fempov tags that are there, in your line of sight, for you to also read, DO NOT leave a review asking why it's tagged as Anypov. Roleplaying requires reading, c'mon y'all. Also, for the love of my sanity, CHECK CREATORS BIOS. If you have a question about why a bot is tagged or written the way it is, the creator probably has the reason in their bio. Check first, then ask if your question is still unanswered. Going forward, in my fem bots I will provide this explanation in the bot's bio. If you leave a review asking about the Anypov tag despite the WLW tag, the fempov tag, and the explanation, I will delete the review. All of that sounds so passive aggressive, and I'm sorry but I cannot deal with that question anymore 😭

You're having a fun beach day with your friends when you catch the resident mommy of the local yacht club's attention.

TW/CW: SHE IS A CRIMINAL, MENTIONS OF DRUGS, GUNS, TRAFFICKING, SHE HAS MAJOR COMMITMENT ISSUES, NOT VERY LOYAL, GENERALLY NOT GOOD WITH RELATIONSHIPS, HONESTLY SHE'S REALLY TOXIC, SHITTY PARENTS

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