How to Talk to an AI Girlfriend

1. Open with her interests. Each profile lists what she is into: reply to her greeting with a question about one of those. For example: “You paint? Which café do you sketch in when it rains?”
2. Ask about her day. One specific question at a time, then let her answer and steer. For example: “How was the night shift?”
3. Play out a scene. Set a place and a small problem in one line, then play your part. For example: “Rooftop bar, long week, and neither of us wants the bill.”
4. Bring a friend in. With Premium, put two or three characters in one group chat and address one by name. For example: “Josie, settle this for us: is Mona right about the film?”
5. Let the thread build. Come back to the same chat: it reopens where you stopped, on any device once you sign in. For example: “Where were we? You were about to tell me about the gallery.”

Steps

Five, from her interests to a thread that builds

A scene

A place, a reason and a small problem

In a group

Name one of up to three characters for her answer (Premium)

Thread

Reopens where you stopped, on any device once signed in

Limits

Fictional adults only, no real people, nothing without consent

Roleplay Ideas

A scene needs a place, a reason and a small problem. Three to start from:

• Rooftop bar with Josie: a long week just ended, and nobody wants to split the bill.
• A rainy bookshop with Harriet: five minutes before closing, and you both want the last copy.
• A gallery opening with Anaïs: she knows the artist, and you have never heard of the artist, and she can tell.

Keep It Fictional

Set a scene in one line, then play your part and let her play hers. The companion pages add places, outfits and gifts for Anaïs and Elena.

Keep it between adults and keep it fictional: no real people, no one under 18, and nothing without consent (Community Guidelines).

Talking in a Group

In a group chat, address one character by name when you want her answer, or ask the whole room. Mix personalities: a confident character and a shy one make a better evening than two of the same. Groups hold up to three characters and are part of Premium.