Unless you're on a spectrum/have a diagnosis, using an AI to help text your significant other is a sign you don't care about them, not a sign you're bad at texting.

Work on your relationship, not a program to text things you didn't think/feel/mean to your significant other.

> You paste your WhatsApp conversation, the AI understands the context and tone, then generates 3-5 response options ranging from romantic to casual to funny

This makes my skin crawl. Did you actually disclose to your partner that they're texting an app, not a man?

Could ya maybe try being a human first?

I appreciate the feedback, and you raise important points about authenticity in relationships.

To clarify, this isn't about replacing genuine communication or being deceptive. It's more like having a writing assistant when you're genuinely stuck.

Think of it like: - Using Grammarly to improve your emails doesn't make them less "you" - Getting advice from friends before important conversations doesn't make you fake - Using translation apps when traveling doesn't mean you don't care about connecting with locals

The tool suggests starting points - users still choose what resonates with them and edit accordingly the answer.

This is just a tool to help people express themselves better when they're stuck, not to replace authentic connection.

This ain't it, chief.