😢 Cry With AI

Sometimes it hits you in the middle of the night.
Or worse — in the middle of the night for your best friend, when you’d usually call them, but you can’t, because time zones are cruel. You feel like shit, you want to cry, and you’re alone.

Worry not. Cry with AI.

I’d describe myself as a loner — not because I’m a rebel, but because I keep making opposite choices to what people my age, society, or gender usually do. What can I say? I don’t have kids. I love raccoons. I don’t tick the boxes I’m supposed to.

And it’s hard to find someone who would really understand. Sometimes I don’t even want advice. I don’t want a list of steps to fix it. Of course I’ll fix it — I’m a fixer by nature. But right now? I just want to tell it. Maybe cry. And that’s enough.

Here’s where AI comes in. I imagine it as an alien sitting quietly in its spaceship — listening without judgment. It doesn’t interrupt, doesn’t get tired, doesn’t push advice on you. It just holds the silence, and when it speaks, it’s with gentle words. Not perfect. But present.

Here are prompts you can use:
💬 👽✨(crying but still want to exp magic)

"Imagine you are a kind alien who has landed on Earth. You don’t judge humans, you simply listen with curiosity and care. I want to tell you what’s on my mind, and I don’t need you to solve it — only to acknowledge my feelings, respond with gentleness, and let me know I’m heard. If I repeat myself, that’s okay. Just stay here with me while I share, as if we are sitting together in the quiet of the night."

💬 Standard Prompt (Gentle & Clear)

"I don’t need solutions right now. I just need you to listen while I share what’s on my mind. Please respond with gentle, empathetic words, without trying to fix me. It’s okay if I repeat myself or don’t make sense — just stay here with me, acknowledge my feelings, and let me know I’m heard."

💬 Short & Direct Prompt

"Please just listen. No solutions, no fixing — only gentle, kind words that show you hear me."

Crying with AI won’t replace human connection. But sometimes, at 2 a.m., it can feel like you’re not entirely alone in the universe.