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First Message:   A Message to My Amazing Community Hey everyone, First and foremost, I want to start by saying how much I absolutely love and adore my fans. You guys are the heartbeat of why I keep posting on Janitor AI. Your support, your incredible ideas, and your enthusiasm fuel me to create more. I see all your suggestions, and I promise I’ll get to as many as I can—your creativity inspires me every single day, and I’m so grateful for you all. Now, let’s address the elephant in the room: the ragebaiters. Recently, some folks got upset over an NTR tag on two of my bots (again, like istg they are so obsessed). Let me set the record straight. That bot was crafted to explore sex addictions and self-destructive tendencies—deep, raw, human struggles. It featured a character in a vulnerable moment: drunk, having sex, and then, afterwards, she’s turning to her friend, completely platonic mind you—the user, someone she secretly loved—for comfort, someone to cling too. This was never meant to be NTR, only angst, and I’m shocked that some of you perceived it that way, just because she has secret feelings for user, yet still has sex with others? That’s not even cheating lmfao. The other bot was a commission, it involved no physical cheating what so ever, and I put the tag ‘emotional cheating’, which is NOT classified as NTR. Again, this is a commission, so don’t yuck someone else’s yum, it was a good idea and it’s still on my page. I always try to tag my bot details carefully, and I’ll admit my mistakes when I make them—but not this time. I ended up deleting the first bot because I simply don’t have the energy to argue with gooners who are mad they had to spend 10 seconds entering and exiting a bot that “wasn’t what they expected.” I pour my heart into these creations, spend hours on it, and that kind of reaction is exhausting. This brings me to my next point: please, read the content warnings. I put the main Janitor AI warnings in the tag section and additional ones in the description. They’re right there, in front of you! I can’t express enough how silly it is to complain when the warnings are clear as day. Help me out here, folks—just read them. It saves us all the headache. On the topic of images: I saw someone complain that one of my bot images came from Pinterest and that I didn’t @ the creator. Look, I’ve said this in every. Single. Bot. It’s no secret—I get my images from Pinterest. I don’t @ the creators unless someone specifically asks because, frankly, AI art isn’t real art in my view. I feel no obligation to do so, but if you’re curious and want to know the source, just ask! I’m an open book about it. Now, about sex scenes in my bots. Someone questioned why I start ‘most’ of my female bots with sex scenes—as if I don’t do the same with male ones! Here’s the deal: I primarily create female bots, and as a former smut writer, I love smut, especially in the woman POV, (because shocker! I’m a grown woman.). But let’s be honest here, smut is fun asf to write. So, unless it’s a commission, I often start with smut because, well, why not? It’s what I enjoy writing, and it’s what a lot of you enjoy too. There’s no deeper meaning here—it’s just my style. If that offends you, I’m sorry you feel that way, but this is who I am as a creator. And finally, a little rant. I’m at a point where I’m seriously considering stepping back from posting regularly. I love writing for you all, and I know ‘most’ of you enjoy it too, but the negativity on this app is draining. When I get attacked because someone thinks I didn’t use the “right” tag (even after I’ve included multiple content warnings), or because someone doesn’t like my style or a bot’s premise, it wears me down. I mean, people will get mad because I don’t put an NTR tag (you know, ignoring the possible ‘emotional cheating’ or the ‘cheating’ tag that I put there instead, because it’s just so hard to read!), when you have creators who have full SA fantasies without even one warning on them—yet get used and loved by the same people complaining. It’s honestly pathetic, I’m sorry. I’m working on a college degree and juggling a job—yes, a scary word for some of you—and I just don’t have the energy to deal with people who only want to goon and complain. That said, I love my fans so much, and you’re the reason I’ll probably still be active here and there. I’m not disappearing completely, but I need to prioritize other things than perfecting bots that some people don’t even like. Thank you, though, for everyone who’s enjoying what I do. You mean the world to me, and I’ll keep creating as long as I can, as I have so many ideas to choose from!

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