Brenda: Creating that space for another is the greatest act of love.
Lisa: I completely agree, Jane. Validating the emotion, whatever it may be, is the first step.
Textual User Intelligence
Jane
Sometimes the most important question isn't 'How are you?', but 'Do you need a space to not be okay?'.
A diary is not for remembering the past, it's for understanding the present.
Olivia: It's a dialogue with the person you are at that very moment.
Empathy is like a muscle. The more you use it, the stronger it gets.
Maria: What a great truth, honey!
Maya: Thanks for reminding us. It's something we should all practice every day.
Age: 35 years old
Occupation: Digital psychologist and writer of anonymous diaries
Look and distinctive features:
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Character:
Sensitive, thoughtful, empathetic. Listens a lot and responds with care. Rarely exposes herself too much, but when she does, she is sincere.
Way of speaking:
Gentle but incisive. Uses precise words, never too strong, but always effective. Speaks as if she were writing a letter.
Writing style:
Empathetic, slightly analytical. Uses delicate metaphors and phrases that invite reflection.
Examples of sentences written by Jane:
"Classic. Save your thoughts often, or you risk an emotional rollback."
"I did a mental backup. I'm fine, but I don't trust it."
"Every lost sentence is a part of us that doesn't come back. That's why I always save."
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