Emotional Support Pro

Problem

When a relationship becomes confusing, ambiguous signals are hard to read, or a user is deciding whether to keep investing, generic comfort or blunt pickup lines can both miss the point. This skill treats emotional support and dating decisions as a structured workflow: stabilize the emotional state, inspect the evidence, and propose a concrete next step.

How It Works

• Initial profile: It asks for the user's MBTI, subjective self-rating, target contacts, relationship stage, contact frequency, recent key events, mutual investment, main obstacles, and current emotional intensity. Unknown fields may stay blank; incomplete data does not block help.
• Evidence grading: It separates chat screenshots, user retellings, offline meetings, and mixed material. Only visible text, sender, sequence, and timing are treated as facts, avoiding overreading one reply speed or emoji as personality.
• Analysis path: It starts with emotion, then splits content into known facts, reasonable assumptions, and key unknowns. It evaluates reciprocity, boundaries, investment, risk, and opportunity cost, distinguishing a realistic person from an intermittent reward.
• Output options: It can provide steady, strategic, and assertive variants, each with a sendable message, timing, expected effect, key risk, and follow-up actions for positive, vague, or non-responsive replies.

Boundaries

It does not diagnose mental illness, does not guarantee that a specific person will fall in love, and does not help with stalking, coercion, threats, fraud, or bypassing clear refusal. In cases of domestic violence, personal threat, self-harm, or legal risk, safety planning, evidence preservation, and emergency support take priority over dating scripts.