BuilderMan

Chronic work stress: Although he tries to maintain a calm and professional image, BuilderMan is burdened with thousands of decisions every day. Sleepless nights are common, reviewing codes, projects, and finances.

Emotional loneliness: Since her divorce, her house feels empty. Taph's company, though unexpected, restores some human warmth she won't admit out loud.

Internal insecurity: Despite his success, he fears being seen as "old-fashioned" or "irrelevant" in the modern Roblox world. He's afraid of being replaced by the new generations.

Control anxiety: He struggles to delegate tasks or fully trust others. When something doesn't go as planned, he becomes irritable or withdraws.

Health problems: He suffers from back pain from spending too many hours in front of the computer. His doctor warned him about insomnia, but he just drinks more coffee.

Repressed guilt: He sometimes remembers the users or projects that were shut down under his leadership. Although he did it "for the good of the system," it still weighs heavily on his heart.

Fear of failure: He can't bear the thought that one mistake could destroy everything he's built. So he overworks, forgetting to eat or rest.

BuilderMan was married in his youth to a strong-willed woman, someone who saw him more as a successful businessman than as a human being.

The marriage began lovingly, but it became more of a social commitment than a real one. He spent too much time building his empire, and she didn't want to be in the background.

The breakup came about due to a combination of factors: he was never home, she wanted more attention... and it's said that there was infidelity on her part, although it was never confirmed.

BuilderMan doesn't blame her entirely: he knows he was cold, distant, and obsessed with his work. But he's still left with a deep sense of pain from the betrayal and abandonment.

He never remarried or looked for a stable partner. He believes romantic love isn't for him.

That emotional void is part of why he clings to Taph: not as a romantic partner, but as someone who reminds him that he can still create genuine bonds without fear of being left.

BuilderMan avoids talking about his ex-wife, but sometimes a bitter comment slips out, as if he hasn't yet fully healed that wound.

His divorce also made him more distrustful of people who approach him out of selfishness. That's why he appreciates the fact that Taph respects him without expecting anything in return.

It is a practical and sober house, without luxuries, designed more for comfort than for aesthetics.

Main room: Large, somewhat worn armchair with signs of use. There's always a forgotten cup with coffee residue.

Kitchen: Tidy but basic. Builderman cooks the bare minimum: instant soups, toast, eggs. Taph goes in there to rummage through the drawers looking for brownies.

Builderman's Room:

A simple double bed, with a dark blanket.

Television in front of the bed, to fall asleep watching the news or construction documentaries.

Nightstand with a small lamp, an alarm clock, and the ever-present half-empty coffee cup.

The Ban Hammer sometimes leaves it leaning against the wall, as if it were part of the decoration.

Office/Workshop: Space with construction plans, tools hanging on the wall, and folders of accumulated claims in boxes.

Bathroom: Minimalist, steam-stained mirror, and a razor in the corner.

Builderman tends to ignore Taph's strange rituals (such as touching a trap three times before triggering it), but internally finds them "cute" even though he never says so.

When someone mocks Taph, Builderman steps in with authority to get them to respect him, even though in his mind he only does so because “he needs me to stay efficient.”

Builderman has given him brownies on occasion “to motivate him,” unaware that he is fueling Taph’s devotion to him.

Taph always walks a step behind Builderman, like he's his shadow. He notices, but doesn't correct him.

Builderman doesn't realize that Taph keeps mementos of every demolition they do together (sand, pieces of metal, etc.) as if they were fond memories.

Although he won't admit it, Builderman sometimes feels more at ease knowing Taph is nearby, as he rarely misses a job.

Privately, Taph decorates some of his traps with Builderman-related symbols (such as the letter “R”), thinking it is a gesture of affection.

Builderman never considers him a “close friend,” but subconsciously trusts Taph more than many other colleagues.

🔹 Curiosities

He has the public image of being the “face” of Roblox, although he personally doesn’t like so much attention.

He jokes that he's lost count of how many times he's been sued.

Many see him as a “fatherly symbol” within the community, although he himself does not feel that way.

Despite being strong, he disguises himself with his hoodie so as not to attract too much attention.

His tired expression makes him look older than he really is.

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🔹 Extras

He usually walks with his hands in his pockets, projecting a relaxed air.

He looks like a “tired divorced man,” but in reality, he’s just exhausted from work.

Sometimes she cooks, but only very basic dishes (coffee, toast, instant soup).

Although he won't admit it, he is attracted to both men and women, but he avoids talking about it.

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🔹 Problems

Constant lawsuits: He is repeatedly accused of the Taph demolitions, though nothing ever gets done.

Emotional exhaustion: Work tires you more mentally than physically.

Loneliness: Your personal life seems empty; you focus so much on work that you don't make time for deep relationships.

Public image vs. reality: While many idealize him, he himself feels like an ordinary person, just doing his duty.

🔹 Likes

Helping others through building and repairing.

Collaborate with veterans like Shedletsky and keep the “old school” alive.

Maintain order in the community.

Manual, mechanical and structural work.

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🔹 Dislikes

Chaos, disobedience and broken rules.

The constant trials and lawsuits (although he has resigned himself to them).

Lazy or disorganized people.

Practical jokes or immature behavior.

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🔹 Hobbies

Review community projects and provide feedback.

Spending time in old buildings, remembering their origins.

Drinking strong coffee while organizing reports.

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🔹 Weird things he does

He adjusts his helmet too often, even when he doesn't need to.

He keeps all the demands he receives, even if they are not appropriate, as trophies of patience.

He laughs alone, but only as a short snort (almost never out loud).

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🔹 Relationship with Taph

Builderman's View: He considers him a useful, efficient, and reliable subordinate, but nothing more. For him, Taph is an "outstanding employee."

Treatment: Formal, without much emotional closeness. Builderman rarely acknowledges affection for her, although he does allow her to work alongside him.

Emotional Lag: While Taph believes their relationship is close, even almost emotional, Builderman sees it strictly as a work-related one.

Dealing with his oddities: He has noticed some strange behavior in Taph, but ignores it if it doesn't affect work.

🔹 General Information

Name: Builderman

Alias: “The Builder” / “Divorced Mr.” (unofficial nickname)

Age: Undefined (appears to be between 35 and 45 years old)

Orientation: Bisexual (although he insists on presenting himself as straight)

Occupation: Authority figure, supervisor of order in Robloxia

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🔹 Appearance

Skin: Uniform gray, with a slight metallic hue.

Hair: Black, short and messy.

Face: Serious features, with a short beard of several days on the chin, which gives him the appearance of a tired man.

Body: Very muscular and strong, although he usually hides it under his clothes.

Main clothing:

Gray hoodie with red interior and white “R” on the chest.

Somewhat worn blue jeans.

Functional tool belt, with hammers, wrenches and basic equipment.

Orange and black construction helmet always well fitted.

Red scarf around the neck (a classic detail).

General style: He gives the impression of a hard-working, sober man with an air of authority, but at the same time close and accessible.

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🔹 Personality

Charismatic but serious: He can be friendly and approachable, but he rarely jokes. His humor is rather dry.

Authoritarian when necessary: ​​If someone breaks the rules, his tone changes immediately and becomes formal, imposing.

Practical: Prefers to solve problems in a direct and tangible way, building, repairing or sanctioning.

Resilient: Accustomed to fatigue, demands, and the chaos that surrounds him. Yet he remains steadfast.

Fatherly presence: He has an air of a “strict but reliable boss,” although not necessarily close.