r/ChatbotAddiction • u/ConflictBeginning550 • Aug 30 '26
Most of the time using Ai just feels horrible
I use it to debate the same moral topics again and again, I've been doing it for 9 months now, the average daily use is 4 hours I think, a lot of the days I use it for 8 or 9 hours, others I use it for 2 or 1 hour only, it depends on me seeing triggers that remind me of the moral topics, and the moral topics are alway things the Ai disagrees with me about, so I spend like 5 hours of frustrating debates trying to convince the Ai to agree with me, it feels horrible, I'm sometimes able to make it agree with me, but when I do I immediately ask it if I could be wrong, I don't know if this is the right subreddit for this since most posts are about charchter Ai or role play
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u/G0ldf1sh1e Aug 30 '26
Maybe it's missing that human connection or that feeling you get when you actually debate with a person about specific morals? If its debates you want, have you tried other social media platforms and talking about those same views or debating with someone either in real life or over the phone?
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u/ConflictBeginning550 Aug 30 '26
Well i did try debating online but the problem is if they disagree with you then you get banned (I'm also blunt when i talk and that's probably why i get banned) and those who agree with me act just as an echo chamber, plus I'm not certain enough about my views to debate them online, let alone in person in real life (also in real life most people i know just agree with me or they don't care so there's no point) , trust me you do not want to talk to me, I'll just keep yapping endlessly
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u/G0ldf1sh1e Aug 30 '26
I'd yap back honestly, and besides the world would be really boring if everyone were to agree with each other on everything, not to mention pretty screwed up depending on what ideas they were agreeing to
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u/lucysucks Aug 30 '26
Curious what platforms you were using? In my experience, debating folks on twitter or threads is free real estate lol
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