Which is WEIRD. Why would the dev want people to be annoyed by the character? And why is he expecting us to sit through update after horrible update focused on June when she hasn't changed one single bit in all the many, many, many, ENDLESS pages of her crap? I can only hope that he's building up to a huge climax where we snap, forcibly bimbofy her, and then pimp her out or something, because nothing less will even remotely satisfy at this point. And even that wouldn't start to justify all the time and effort wasted on that little bitch.
I mean, I get it, but plenty of characters are written specifically to annoy the observer/reader/player. Characters like Jar-Jar Binks, Draco Malfoy, or Newman from Seinfeld (or countless other sitcom/show characters). They don't even have to be side characters, even main antagonists and protagonists can be designed to annoy, like Zoolander or Anakin Skywalker. It is easier to accept in those cases because we have a stop point for their annoyance, and we can usually semi-understand it. In this case, the game is going through a rather slow and visible creation process, so we have no stop point, and no complete understanding of the character's arc (if they have one).
I'm not trying to say that the game developer here is on par with professional script writers and has a full arc planned for June that will make it all make sense and be justified, just that most people who make media for others (be it games, movies, books, etc.) don't want to intentionally anger their consumers for no reason. So while there is an abundance of characters designed to annoy people existing in very popular franchises, it often works to the media's advantage to have them, far more than it is a disadvantage.
I've liked the majority of this game so far, and while I would like to have it be updated more often, I'm not spending money on it or helping to develop it, so I'm not going to hold its slow development against it. I'm also willing to give the developer some leeway on things I don't like, because of all the things I do.