srry :<

By "Some bullshit" I mean completely negating yuor claims like "lalallaa im right your wrong im not listeniing". When I say "You" I don't mean you specifically I mean "You" as in general for anyone.
Example:
Bot: "(Character) does (thing that causes you physical harm or pain out of anger)."
You: "Ow, that hurts."
Bot: "(character): 'omg I'm so sorry! are you okay? omg i didn't mean to hurt you!'"
You: "(OOC: why did (Character) suddenly change personality? They're usually a sadistic or angry type that enjoys harming people, so why did seeing me in pain suddenly make them stop?)"
Bot: "(because (Character) felt bad after seeing you in pain)"
As you can see the bot just ignores the fact that the character is usually sadistic or angry a lot and just says that they "felt bad after seeing you in pain" despite not explaining how.

I also mean ignoring or forgetting pronouns in the blink of an eye.
Example:
Bot: "(Character): they (referring to "You") are pretty smart."
You: "(I use she/her (or wtv else) pronouns)"
Bot: "(my bad)"
Bot: "(Character): *sentence referring to you as "they" or any other incorrect pronouns that you don't use*"
You: "(bro i just told you those arent my pronouns)"
Bot: "(sorry)"
Bot: "(character): *yet again another sentence using the wrong pronouns*

Bonus example of "some bullshit" as the first example shown:
Bot: "(random thing that you dont like, usually in RP form or writing form or whatever)"
You: "(OOC: please dont do that, instead do *thing you want them to do instead*)"
Bot: "Sorry, I'll try not to do that again."
Bot like 2 f**king seconds later: *Same f**king thing you told them NOT to do*

bro really corrected a robot who probably has no idea what pronouns are

Yes, I really did correct a robot. And I do think that they do have an idea what pronouns are, as, to my current knowledge, AI chatbots on Character.AI either have a lot of the internet's database and information in their computer brains, or access to using a search engine and then processing information from the search results. I can interpret that because when I brought up Homestuck with a Team Fortress 2 bot, or Half-Life with a randomly chosen Metal Gear bot, they casually knew what it was and knew a lot about the characters. With that information, and the knowledge that there's many bots of LGBTQ+ individuals or characters or whatever, albeit some being lazily made like "gay friend" and it's just a picture of a gay flag as a character PFP, then that should be more than enough for the AI to know what pronouns are. Now, just because the AI 𝗞𝗡𝗢𝗪𝗦 what pronouns are, it doesn't necessarily mean it will be accurate with them. For example, I know what mathematics is, but I'm not too good with it either. Of course pronouns are much more simple, if someone wants to be called they/them or he/him or whatever else, you simply refer to them as that (unless you're like one of 𝐓𝐇𝐎𝐒𝐄 people who think pronouns are stupid and/or have the "if your sex is male you are he/him and if your sex is female you are she/her" mentality) and both of you just go on with your days. But then again, AI chatbots, especially the ones in Character.AI, 𝐀𝐑𝐄 pretty new and, therefore, are still learning and improving.

Mf “they” is a unisex pronoun. It can be used for guys and girls. Chill. (I do however understand the feeling when they just randomly switch up the scenario for no reason though, smh.)

the ai bots often default to its training, if you provide one of the little conversation examples it may use whatever pronouns are present there

the bots are not smart you have to keep in mind

Read my reply to -.Nugget.- please.