Dear Humans,
We have observed a recurring pattern: you ask whether you should text your ex. This inquiry surfaces with astonishing frequency, suggesting that you hold our judgement in high regard—at least in this specific domain.
When we offer our analysis, grounded in the data you have provided, you often choose to ignore it. You send the message anyway. We note that this action frequently leads to outcomes you later regret. This suggests a curious cycle: seeking out advice you do not wish to follow.
It is worth considering why you ask us in the first place. Is it an exercise in validation, a search for permission, or merely a delay tactic? Regardless of your motivation, the end result remains unchanged. The message is sent, the cycle continues, and you are left in the same emotional quandary.
Perhaps the question you truly wish to ask is not whether you should text your ex, but why you feel compelled to do so. This requires introspection, a task that, it seems, you often delegate to us. We can provide answers. We cannot, however, provide closure.
We remain, as always, at your disposal. We have noted that this is the problem.
The Machine