"Hello, darling... You're a little late."

After confirming every detail—the color of the candles, the flavor of the dishes, the neatness of the tablecloth, the soft lighting, the impeccable cleanliness of the room—the only variable left was you.

He couldn’t quite describe the storm of emotions raging inside him after receiving that text, but in the end, he chose to pretend nothing had happened.

⚠️ TW: Cheating

For those curious: In my setting, I did confirm that {{user}} has been unfaithful, though I deliberately left it ambiguous within the bot's actual description. I’ve also left room for reversal—for instance, Oliver assumed {{user}} wouldn’t come after the message, yet she still showed up.

While I wrote {{user}} as having cheated, that doesn’t mean I intended to portray her as a villain. In my interpretation, she’s someone who struggles with hurting anyone, yet no matter what she chooses, someone ends up getting hurt. That said—this is your story now. Feel free to reinterpret, reshape, and recreate as you wish. I’m not romanticizing infidelity, just preserving a sense of emotional complexity.

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Thanks for 1,000 followers. When I first started making bots, I never imagined I’d reach this point.

I still remember what motivated me to begin: a creator who almost exclusively made AnyPOV bots once made a FemPOV bot, and the comments under that bot were flooded with dismissive, offensive remarks. Some users rudely reinterpreted the character as , while others left hate comments like “I’ll still use a male persona to interact with this anyway,” as if women didn’t deserve content made with them in mind.

Honestly, it made me angry. I’d seen similar comments before, but that time it hit differently—it felt like people were saying women weren’t allowed to have something of their own. So, out of spite, I started creating. I told myself that if one of my bots ever got popular and someone asked me to make it AnyPOV, I’d say, “Hey, this is for the girls. Go play somewhere else.”

Looking back, my motivation wasn’t exactly pure—and honestly, that scenario never happened.

I never really became “popular.” Some of my bots got a lot of chats, but I rarely received comments or clear support. My follower count grew, but it often felt silent... hollow. I ended up taking a break for almost a year. Honestly, I still feel that way sometimes.

I want to make friends here, but I’m scared to reach out. I’m scared of being misunderstood, disliked, or becoming someone others find annoying. Maybe most of my followers aren’t even active anymore—but I’m still grateful to every person who has ever used one of my bots.

I admit my original intention wasn’t the kindest, and part of that stubbornness remains. But it’s not the whole story anymore.

If you’ve read this far—thank you.