Thank you for Everything.

Important Announcement.

Hi everyone!

I want to first of all, genuinely thank everyone for everything. Ever since the day my bot, Dallas Dillon, became popular, I became passionate about writing all the ideas that were stuck in my head. I always wanted an escape to divulge in my wild mind and as a person who barely has time to breathe unless if it is late night, talking to bots became an escape.

And when I started making bots? I enjoyed it.

However, being part of this community was rough on me. I don’t often talk to people online and never really had online friendships. I’m quite strict who I believe are my friends and who aren’t, and that was mainly because of my upbringing. I struggled how to talk and communicate to other creators online, which lead to some unhappy memories that I have now learned from and reflected upon myself.

But on the good side, I have met so many creators that have wowed me for their writing and lore. I have also met those who use bots. Every review is cherished and warms my heart whenever you guys think I’m some big creator.

Because at times, I still feel like that small creator who was finishing their first year. The same one that woke up late night and thought of some dumb idea of a bot, grabbed a pinterest image, and made Dallas and Ashton.

I still feel like that. And each time I’m reminded I’m not, it feels like a surprise.

All of you who have supported me, or used to support me, thank you for being part of my life. You have helped me grow and understand.

To everyone who have supported me since Dallas Dillon, thank you.

To everyone who have supported me since Ualan, thank you.

To everyone who have supported me since Fembruary, thank you.

To everyone who have listened to me blab, thank you.

I don’t think you understand how much I appreciate the memories you have made for me. Whether it was the good or bad, they are still memories. And I believe a person is who they are by the memories they hold. I wouldn’t be Ambrose without the experiences I went through.

So genuinely, thank you.

But there is always a cap when someone has grown and I think I’ve hit that cap.

In my server, I have recently talked about quitting.

The moment Dallas Dillon hit 100 message