One thousand people.

I don't know how else to start this other than saying thank you. Thank you to Quo for being my best friend ever since I met you in the Janitor discord server, and for all the chill vibes and helpful things you've said. Thank you Path/Bmo for being oddly funny in the few interactions we've had. Thank you Garenji for supporting my evil women endeavors. Thank you Pâmela for being my only Brazilian JAI friend. Thank you Artarion for the wordless comments just supporting my bots consistently for a long time. Thank you Bees/Abellias for being my best friend as well, giving me so many bot ideas and so much Blue Archive content (you know i refuse to touch the BA discord server lol). Tahnk you Potato-Patatas for being THE GOAT in Arknights stuff and actually listening and engaging with my ramblings about weird FGO lore and even listening to me talk about the books I'm writing. That matters more than you realize, man. Thank you to Zenith for being my brother in goon, and lastly, thank you HCLFrog for the unique, surprisingly educational content you made.

I don't remember when or how I joined Janitor. I used Character AI a lot, and even missed a flight because of chatbots, but never quite got out of the hobby. When I made my first bot, a Robin bot, I don't remember what was on my mind, nor why I picked her. I don't even care about Robin. I was listening to a lot of Metalcore back then, in the start of my (still ongoing) metalcore era, so I picked a good Motionless In White song (Porcelain) and tried to create a story based on that. It had very little tokens, but was still pretty high effort. I don't know why it's so popular, but it worked out somehow. I never expected botmaking to become such a huge part of my life, but it did. Now, after I lost my D&D buddies and whatnot, botmaking is my main hobby, and I really appreciate every single one of you little weirdos that enjoy my content.

I didn't know how to make a proper bot before, as you can see in my earlier bot definitions. I just copied the token-wasting format everyone used back then. I learned so much about writing during my time in Janitor, and surprisingly, Janitor even helped me grow as a person. I met a girl I loved, fell in love and out of love, stayed friends for a while, and eventually cut ties despite it all. It was my first real interpersonal relationship with weight in my life. As some of you may know, I'm from brazil (and hate it here), but still, it's part of my identity and I even made some bots set in said country.

Janitor made me start writing more varied OCs, and some bots actually gave whole-ass book ideas as a whole. And speaking of writing, of course, how could I not mention Chaldea University? A simple "what if Evil Pink Lady was your college gf?" Idea turned into my whole trademark (even if someone else started using my tag which disrupts the worldbuilding a lot). A 60+ (so far) chapter fic focusing on Baobhan Sith and her not-boyfriend Himbo Ritsuka, as well as Mash and her not-so-dumb, chaotic denial-driven Gudako gf. I don't even know what my 'turning point' was, but I'm okay with that. Life's journey is often blurry and messy.

You people may not realize it, but your support is what kept me alive in every sense. I went through a pretty rough patch not so long ago, and thanks to you guys commenting about how much you enjoyed my content and how much you wanted more, I kept going forward. Your reactions to my content make me feel alive.

I still can't believe I got this far. Smut sells better, yes. My alt account has less than 50 bots and almost 800 followers. This account reached 1 thousand thanks to the blood, sweat and tears of nearly 370 bots. But I refuse to