My first project, a hilarious disaster
I dove headfirst into my first project, Suzumi, fueled by boundless enthusiasm and a touch of naiveté. Suzumi was my ticket to transforming my server into a digital masterpiece, an ultimate tool to dazzle and entertain.
Reality hit me like a ton of bricks! Suzumi quickly turned into a fish trying to ride a bicycle. Prematurely making Suzumi public brought Discord's judgment crashing down: 'Spam bot alert!' Oh Discord, you prankster! Your 'Spam bot alert!' was the ultimate punchline to my comedy of errors. 🫡
But the saga of Suzumi didn't end there! Bugs, glitches, and crashes haunted me like persistent ghosts. It felt as though the universe conspired to turn my project into a digital laughingstock. Ah, the joys of being a novice programmer!
Yet amidst the chaos, Suzumi bestowed upon me invaluable lessons. I learned resilience, humility, and the importance of thorough testing before unveiling a project to the world. They say every failure is a stepping stone to success – Suzumi was my stairway to enlightenment.