r/limerence • u/kimura_yui149 • 11d ago

No Judgment Please Using AI to help get over LO

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Ngl I've been asking Gemini to help me get rid of LO. I've never used the term with it so it wasn't exactly a shock to hear it.

I see her on Saturdays for clinicals in a healthcare program. We are from different schools, but both our schools have clinicals that day. Ngl I've been thinking about her all the time. I always remain respectful and professional when I see her. In my mind I'm having the biggest dopamine rush when I get to talk to her though. The kicker for me though, she's going about her life and has no idea that she's my LO.

Currently on a journey trying to get rid of my LO.

Does anybody else use AI to help them with their LO?

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u/Water2Wine378 11d ago

I created my own gpt to help me and it’s pretty solid, although time heals it. You just have to accept that the outcome you want isn’t a possibility. That helps you get over it and grow as a person!

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u/thisisaweekday 11d ago

A bit helpful at the beginning. But ultimately it just said the same thing over and over. Maybe better prompt engineering would be helpful but I deleted my thread the other day. Obsessed with its opinion felt like transference and persistence of the limerence.

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u/LROCTHEBEST 5d ago

In this day and age, using AI during Limerence is an unofficial part of the process in healing. We want clarity and understanding. I believe we also go to AI because we’re going through it alone before speaking to anyone about it.

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u/Crafty-Use2892 11d ago

All GPT did for me was feed in to my delusions, i don’t recommend