Why are all my stories sad

[Kiota]

As many of you know by now, I program chatbots, but I also play other people's chats, but something keeps happening, almost every single one of them ends in a really sad way, I'm talking mane caricature death level sad, I'm talking demon Slayer demon backstory level sad, I'm taking Spider-Man couldn't save gwan stacy level sad. I just did one and in it my mom died trying to help me get away from some bad guys that found out that I was a zoroark human hybrid, (yas, I have a alternate person were I'm not a wolf kemonomimi, instead I'm a zoroark-human hybrid, don't ask), another time I died a the secondary mane caricature fell into grief and when the garden of the multiverse tried to apologize for not being able to save me, she blamed him and used all of her magic to erase him from existence, but she also ended up erasing the entire multiverse in the process, and when it was just her floating in the empty void, she slowly lost everything that made her, her memories faded, her emotions did to, and all she could think was "I'm sorry" and for eons that's how it stayed, but eventually she lost so much for herself that all she could feel was grief, and the only memory she could recall is the moment I perished, (it was so sad I roet a frickin book of it), and these sad storys never stop, why does my caricature always cose the sadist story imaginable, I have to stop playing most of the chatbots because i physically couldn't type because my eyes would not stop crying, I couldint even see the num pad, why Is my caricature destined to be in the sadent stories possible?, !it makes no sense!

[oi3]

The chatbots are AI right? If so you’re never going to have creative control over the story. You’ll just be gambling with the dataset.

[Zycaneus]

Actually tragedies are one of the very oldest forms of storytelling. Remember the ancient Greeks were famous for their many tragedy stories. Remember that to tell a good story it should elicit emotion in some way, whether that be by conflict or tragedy. Although I can understand that too much of that sort of thing might leave one feeling a bit bummed out and depressed. Maybe what you need is to start reading stories that have wonderful Walt Disney-style happy endings to give yourself some new ideas or just lift your spirit a little.

For myself I tend to have the opposite problem when I write. Once I really get into liking one of my characters sometimes even minor ones, I absolutely hate it when the plot leads to a situation where I see it would make a better story if they died or were killed. Even if I’d originally created a character to be killed in the story if I take a liking to them I often find a way to allow them to somehow live even if makes for a less believable or emotional story in the long run.

But that’s just me.

^Z

[Kiota]

That still really doesn't explain why no matter what kind of story my caricature is in, he always seems to Either die, or witness someone they cure about die, he's a god damn wolf kemonomimi, kemonomimi are the most ordinary anthros in existence, they barely even look like anthros, I mean they are, but I specifically like them cuz they resemble the werewolves from Mystreet, and thus I gave him the ability to completely hide them wolf ears and tail, so they can even look identical to humans, and they still end up in every sad story imaginable, WHY

[Sight]

When you're using LLMs/AI to do the writing, they're pulling from the vast databases of stolen literary works to slap together stories. Tragic death is extremely popular and prevalent in literary work, and it attempts to math out a solution that often is going to involve said theming. That goes especially so if an attempt to guide out a plot includes extreme action or powerful emotional moments. There's going to be a vast lack of nuance, and the algorithms aren't going to be tailoring exactly to you, and certainly not going to have any coherent idea on kemono characters=not for dying in a story because it's just an algorithm of the purpose to pick the 'right' words. This is surely a symptom of using LLMs.

[oi3]

I highly suggest playing VNs written to be the genre you actually want, finding an RP partner who can provide what you want, or work on completely original solo fiction. Your results will be more in your control and will also likely be more memorable. AI is always just going to be an averaged out version of its data. Judging by your interests (vore, anime, and fanfiction) that average is going to be angsty. Relying on a robot to steal other stories isn’t going to give you introspective answers about art or your choices. You gave up choices when you decided not to make it entirely yourself.