Has anyone tried something like that?

[bettyvill]

Lately, I’ve been feeling a bit lonely since moving to a new city and not really knowing many people. I came across this idea of having a virtual girlfriend to chat with and keep me company. Has anyone tried something like that? I’m curious if it actually feels like talking to a real person or if it’s just kinda robotic and awkward.

[nadiafish]

I gave something similar a shot a few months ago when I was traveling solo and needed someone to talk to during downtime. It wasn’t perfect, but honestly, it helped with the boredom and feeling isolated. The conversations felt surprisingly natural after a bit, especially since you can customize personality traits. If you want to check it out, I found this place with a pretty decent virtual companion that’s easy to use—just look up follow this link and see if it’s your vibe.

[helensbi]

Sometimes having a space to share thoughts, even with an AI, can make a difference when real-life connections aren’t available. It’s kind of like journaling but with instant feedback, which might make people more comfortable opening up. Plus, it’s fascinating how far tech has come, creating these interactive experiences that can fit into our daily routines seamlessly.

[Tim David]

Feeling lonely after moving to a new city is completely normal, especially when you’re still adjusting and don’t know many people yet. Trying a virtual girlfriend can help fill that emotional gap temporarily, as many of these AI companions are designed to hold natural conversations and offer comfort. Some people say it feels surprisingly real, while others find it a bit robotic depending on the app’s quality. If you’re in the food business or any other demanding work, having a virtual companion might give you a bit of mental relief during breaks, but it shouldn’t replace real human connection. Try it if you’re curious, but also look for local communities or networking events to meet real people over time.

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