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Described yourself in a paragraph
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Interesting, this feels rather scientific in the thought process. Or, someone who digs psychology at least.
I think my initial thought for the question was more light hearted. A few things to describe yourself.
Also, not sure this would be headed toward life partner status. Still, you bring up an interesting thought.
I will give this some consideration and make my own list. May still prove valuable as I explore things with this person.
Appreciate you making me think but, not too hard haha!
This is someone who used AI girlfriend where you have those twelve options in pure form and started to see patterns for self-analyses, partner analyses and DnD character play.
Interesting in and of itself, the use of AI for this simple question. But, I should assume AI will always be a factor in any discussions on the internet.