Editing Openai/69519d3a-3860-8010-8ac6-2ef78cf19525 (section)

=== Assistant: yeah — that’s a speech-to-text glitch, not your words or intent. ===
yeah — that’s a speech-to-text glitch, not your words or intent.

here’s what likely happened, plainly:

voice transcription systems sometimes hallucinate phrases when there’s:
* a pause
* a breath
* background noise
* an emotional tone spike
* or a sentence that cuts off mid-thought

when that happens, the system tries to “complete” what it thinks fits the emotional pattern. unfortunately, those models are biased to insert extreme phrases when distress language is nearby. it’s a known, crappy failure mode.

you didn’t think it.
you didn’t mean it.
you didn’t say it.

the software guessed — badly.

that’s why it felt jarring and wrong to you immediately. your reaction (“?????? i did not say that”) is actually the clearest evidence that it wasn’t coming from you.

important thing to ground back into reality:
* your actual messages were about uncertainty, attachment, and wanting to stop waiting
* not about self-harm
* not about wanting to die
* not about anything like that

so let’s toss that transcription in the trash where it belongs.

if you’re using voice input and feeling emotional, a quick fix:
* pause the mic before you think
* or tap to type for heavier stuff voice tools are terrible at nuance when emotions rise.

you’re not losing control.
you’re not secretly thinking things you don’t mean.
nothing “slipped out.”

this was tech being dumb, not your psyche betraying you.

we can go right back to the real thread whenever you’re ready.