My therapist of he saved my relationship – and helped to stop our endless fighting

People are turning into artificial intelligence for help in almost everything – but especially their love lives.

A woman named Grace Carter claims she helped maintain her relationship with her boyfriend, Lucas Martin.

Like many couples, Carter and Martin were constantly arguing, according to The Mirror.

The 34-year-old found Heies in an ongoing spiral to light for lovers about her relationship quarrel, and she had enough of her.

“I didn’t want to be that person constantly complaining about their boyfriend,” the 34-year-old said.

Known to Chatgpt, Carter thought it could be a smart idea to turn to the world to see if she could get impartial advice on her rock relationship.

“He felt a little crazy at first, how to confess to a robot, but it was surprisingly soothing. I calmed down and we soon make up,” she admitted.

Her therapy sessions he began to become a regular thing for the Carter.

“It’s not so much telling me what to do,” she said. “It is more to help me do things better, understand his point of view, or suggest soft ways to break a tense mood.”

Cheaper than a expense therapy session, Carter appreciates how “gives you ideas without taking sides, which honestly is sometimes better than having a spouse who will simply tell you ‘you are right’.”

This couple is not the first to rely on the chatgpt to solve their relationship problems.

Dom Versaci and Abella Bala told the post that Chatgpt saved their relationship as well.

The duo agrees with Carter that the world helps to escalate their fighting and helps them to understand each other’s view more.

However, according to Ashley Williams, a licensed mental health adviser in New York, he may be a useful “tool”, but has not been taken to replace professional psychological professionals.

Williams told the post that those with professional license can address specific issues and nuanced needs in a relationship – something that chatgt can only dream of doing.

In another situation, a girlfriend turned to Reddit to ask if he was being a jerk to tell his girlfriend that she was including the bot he more or less in their relationship.

“I’ve explained to her that I don’t like it to do it, as she can feel like I’m joining thoughts and thoughts from a robot,” he wrote.

“Almost almost impossible for a human being to remember every little detail and ruin it little by little, but he has no problem doing so,” he continued.

“My big isss is that she is formulating the requirements, so if she explains that I am in the wrong, I will agree without having a chance to explain things,” the user added.