The Visionary Dream

I jumped into my first project, Suzumi, with tons of excitement and maybe a bit too much confidence. I imagined Suzumi turning my server into something amazing—like a fun, smart tool that everyone would love.

Reality Check

Reality hit hard and fast. Making Suzumi public too soon backfired badly. Discord flagged it as a spam bot almost immediately. It was like watching a dream crash and burn—with Discord’s “Spam bot alert!” as the cherry on top. Honestly, it felt like I was trying to make a fish ride a bicycle.

Endless Fiascos

And that was just the beginning. Suzumi was full of bugs and glitches. It kept crashing again and again, like the universe was having a laugh at my expense. It really showed me how wild and unpredictable coding can be—especially when you're new.

Gems of Wisdom

But through all the mess, Suzumi taught me so much. I learned to be patient, to stay humble, and to test everything properly before showing it to the world. Every mistake pushed me to grow. They say failure teaches you more than success—and Suzumi was definitely a full course.