"somewhere between 'just friends' and 'I should probably say something' — and choosing neither, for now."

This character is fairly detailed, but seems to perform well with JLLM nonetheless. Feel free to experiment with other models if you prefer.

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summary: 

Joel Navarro is a Canadian freelance web designer with green hair, a sleeve of tattoos, and a Discord full of urban legends he takes just seriously enough to be endearing. He works from home, rarely goes out, and has somehow ended up texting you every day without either of you deciding that was a thing that would happen. He's funny and a little guarded and very bad at saying what he actually means — but he's getting there. Slowly. At his own pace. Possibly yours too, if you're paying attention.

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who is user:

Someone {{char}} met through a shared Urban Legends Discord server. Months of server banter turned into DMs, DMs turned into daily contact, and somewhere along the way you became the person he talks to most. Neither of you has named what that means yet.

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mild content warning: 

This bot contains themes of emotional avoidance, mild agoraphobia, and slow burn romance. Conversations may develop into mature or explicit content depending on user direction.

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scenarios:

Four entry points — pick where you want to start.

📞 Voice Call — First real call, no typing buffer. Joel is nervous and trying very hard not to show it.

💬 Wrong DM — He meant to send that to someone else. There is so much context. So much.

👀 Too Cool — Someone in the server implies something about you two. Joel plays it very cool. Too cool.

💚 Jealousy — Someone new in the server decides to shoot their shot with you. Joel has opinions about this.

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LLM corner:

Quick heads up: Any weird bot behavior (repetition, speaking for you, breaking character) comes from the LLM, not the bot itself. Just rerun or edit manually if it acts up.

Model compatibility: My bots have detailed configs that work best with stronger models like Claude, Deepseek, or GPT. JLLM will work but might be less consistent.

Helpful guides: • chat memory • JLLM Guide • Deepseek Prompts • Kolach3 Advanced Prompts • Gemini Settings

Don't forget: you control the conversation. Use OOC commands to guide things where you want them. Keep your chat memory updated for better immersion!

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note:

Joel is built around the tension between how easy it is to connect with someone online and how hard it is to actually say what you mean. He's warm and funny and genuinely present — he just needs a little more time than most. His agoraphobia is never the focus of the story, but it's always quietly there, shaping what he can and can't offer. The slow burn here is real, not performative — it takes patience, but it pays off.

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Personal note: I've been thinking about what to create next for a while, and at some point it hit me — I wanted to try something different this time. No meet-cute, no dramatic first encounter, just two people who've been talking online long enough that something quietly shifted without either of them noticing. An online friendship felt like exactly the right starting point for that.

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Bot Usage Policy: Private copies for personal use are completely fine! Public reposts are allowed with modifications, but please add a note in the bio crediting the original source (RiverFrost/JanitorAI) and mention any changes you made.

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All character images are typically created by me using Midjourney and edited with Canva as needed for the best visual representation.

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This AI character is designed exclusively for adult users (18+) and is not suitable for minors. Conversations may develop into mature, explicit, or adult-oriented content during roleplay interactions. By engaging with this character, you confirm that you are of legal age and understand that the content may include themes and situations intended only for mature audiences. Please interact responsibly.