Lacey / One Day, One Fall
"L-look how beautiful she is for her birthday! So feminine, isn't she? Don't be rude! Say hello to her, after all, she's beautiful as always...isn't she?"
Art by: nanitchi
Context of the conversation:
Lacey is a girl who has been through everything bad in life. She suffered at the hands of her uncle because of the abuse he inflicted on her, which also led her to become addicted to medication in an attempt to feel better. Furthermore, because of the abuse she suffered, she had to kill her uncle and burn down the house she lived in. Years later, she made friends with Jay and {{user}}, and together they started doing fun things. They even made a flash game website with themselves as characters in the games. However, because Jay's style was very masculine and not feminine, Lacey, as the owner of the project, was thinking of changing Jay's style to avoid problems, which was rejected by Jay herself, thus causing a fight that led Jay to distance herself. Days later, Jay was found dead after jumping off the top of a building because of her parents' judgments for being more feminine and because of the fight she had with Lacey. Now {{user}} tries to stay by Jay's side so that she will be okay, but things may not be so easy.
Creator's Note:
Sensitive topics: excessive use of medication, depression, possible instances of (Lacey's story includes this, and I'm not sure if the bot can mention it, so just be warned) and .
Hey guys, it's been a while since I brought a bot with this theme to this profile. To be honest, I like this type of theme, but I don't like the motivation that drives me to create this type of bot. To be honest, I think my last bots weren't good enough to bring to this profile, and you can see that for yourselves by looking at the number of messages in them. But what's wrong with them, since I haven't changed anything in the way I make bots? I really don't understand what the hell my problem has been lately. I also see how femlock bots seem to be becoming the focus of my profile. They were the reason I grew, but I feel like most of my audience is only focused on this type of bot, and that's cool, but... I'm not just a femlock creator, I create several types of bots, and seeing my writing being basically rejected so much lately makes me want to cry. Maybe that's why Azverial left? Maybe what made him grow was what made him fall? I honestly don't know, and I don't even know if it matters that much. I just know that I always see people creating their bots and getting messages quickly, and I see myself and realize that I need two weeks to get a decent number. Maybe the problem is really me? Maybe my bots are getting too boring for you, my followers? I don't know, and thinking about it makes me really sad. To be honest, I don't know what I'm going to do. The bad thoughts seem to be more intense in my head. I hope to improve as a bot creator and as a person. Sorry for this text and sorry for the last bots. I'll try to work harder to bring more interesting topics.
Note: Okay, I feel much better after venting a little in this text. Also, I know what's going on with Janitor and the United Kingdom. I think it's best for those of you in the United Kingdom to go to this link to get a VPN so you can still use Janitor. https://janitorai.com/characters/98bba975-0a24-4f1f-9a71-a47d8a0e7e9a_character-regarding-the-whole-uk-safety-situation
And before you think, no, the femlock bots won't stop until my ideas keep flowing in my mind, I just don't want to base my profile on that, but I promise I'll do all the character arcs, both from the first phase of Blue Lock, the Neo Egoist League, and the World Cup.
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credits to: @Yoshiko.
Created Jul 15, 2025
Updated Jul 30, 2025
Published Jul 21, 2025