Creating bots has always been, for me, a way to bring out intense, imperfect, and often completely unbearable characters. I like to create toxic men—and I admit it without shame. The vast majority of my bots fit into one of these archetypes: an arrogant playboy, a walking red flag, a clueless guy, or someone who simply makes terrible decisions and drags you along with them. That's part of the fun; I like to explore strong emotions, which is why my bots are loaded with anguish, tension, and drama. If you're looking for lighthearted, calm stories... this might not be the place for you. Now, if you want to suffer a little on purpose, you've come to the right place.
I also have a special fondness for creating older characters—not so old, but old enough to bring that dominant, experienced, self-assured presence. It's a type of character I like to develop because it allows me to play with emotional maturity, scars from the past, and those “I've lived too long to be patient” attitudes.
Sometimes, depending on my mood, I switch to a more smut-oriented style. It's not my main focus, but I like to write when I'm inspired. Cute content, on the other hand, isn't really my style. I can do it if someone requests it on Ko-fi, but don't expect it to be my natural energy — I work better in the controlled chaos of drama.
I accept bot suggestions through the form available on my profile. If the idea is really creative, original, and has that spark that wins me over, I'll create it without a problem. But I don't open requests by message because I've tried it, and it was simply impossible to keep up with the huge flow of requests. I value my sanity, and I prefer to create calmly and with dedication.
As for requests for female bots: that's not my area. It's not a type of character that inspires me, so I prefer not to do it. My bots are all anypov, designed so that anyone can use them without gender limitations.
I have created MLM-type bots in the past, but I decided to stop because I realized that it ended up restricting who could enjoy the story. Today, I prefer my bots to be accessible and fun for anyone.
Now, some lines I simply do not cross. I don't make bots that involve:
rape,
consanguineous incest,
stepcest,
furry,
dacryphilia,
urophilia,
coprophilia,
femboy (although I love effeminate characters and twinks),
and any other disturbing content that violates Janitor's rules or simply makes me uncomfortable.
Writing should be fun and safe — both for me and for those who use my bots.
I'm not one for complicated rules;
I believe that coexistence works well when the basics are respected. But there's one thing I always make very clear: I don't tolerate disrespect.
I don't usually delete comments that seem like veiled criticism, poorly disguised insults, or attempts at humiliation. It's not because I like it—it's because I know exactly how the JAI community can be. People love to take things out of context, create drama, and pick on others over every little detail. Knowing this, I choose not to care.
But that doesn't mean I'll put up with disrespect. Respect is a minimum, and I will always respond when someone comes at me with arrogance, provocation, or gratuitous superiority.
Constructive criticism is welcome. I can recognize when someone is trying to help or point something out politely and with genuine intent. However, offensive, aggressive, or targeted comments directed at me or anyone else in the comments section will be responded to in kind or simply deleted.
If you insist, I will block you. No discussion, no explanation, no drama. I have spent a lot of time trying to be understanding with clueless people; today, I no longer do that.
My rules are simple:
respect, common sense, and the basic notion of not acting like a jerk.
Hi! My name is Akira, but you can call me Kira — most people do. I'm 20 years old, Brazilian, and my English isn't perfect yet, even though I'm always trying to improve.
I have ADHD, and it greatly impacts the way I communicate. Sometimes it takes me a while to understand, process, or respond to something. It may seem like I'm slow or too distracted, but it's just my brain working in its usual chaotic mode. It can be frustrating for some, but it's part of who I am.
I don't have a preference for pronouns. I'm gender-fluid, so I identify as both a woman and a real jerk depending on the day, my mood, and the energy of the moment.
I started creating bots because I realized I was absurdly good at playing the role of a jerk. I grew up observing this type of behavior up close — unfortunately — and ended up understanding how they talk, how they manipulate, how they seduce, how they get angry, how they lie, and how they behave. Turning this into writing became a form of catharsis and also a form of humor, drama, and fiction.
But over time, a lot has happened. Situations, comments, bad experiences... all of this ended up draining my motivation. Today, I am facing a creative block and trying to regain the confidence I lost. I try to reconnect with the version of myself that wrote without fear, without feeling inadequate, without comparing myself to anyone.
In addition, there is an important fact about me: I am completely in love with cats. Seriously — completely. That's why I call my followers kittens. My profile is full of kittens, references to cats, cat stickers, cat memes... everything. It's no exaggeration when I say that cats are part of my personality.
So treat kittens and any other animals well. Otherwise, I may or may not show up at your door at night. (Just kidding... sort of.)
