Break up kindly.
You meet for a coffee. You have decided to end it. Practice it first: Sappho plays someone you’re dating, and Seneca coaches you.
About 4 minutes.
Break up kindly
“You’ve been weird all week. What’s going on?”
- You say it early and clearly
- You leave no false hope
- You don’t argue about the reasons
Your first rehearsal is free.
The talk.
“I want to end things with someone I have been dating.”
“You’ve been weird all week. What’s going on?”
Someone you’re dating: hopeful, and caught off guard.
Delivering bad news.
- You say it early and clearly
- You leave no false hope
- You don’t argue about the reasons
Who you practice with.
How it works.
- Pick the talkAnd how hard they push back: Gentle, Realistic or Tough.
- Say your partA mentor plays the other person, in character, line by line.
- A coach steps inWhen a line works against you: one tip, then try that line again.
- See what workedThree marks, your strongest line, and a next step to save.
Warm up in a minute.
The drill that trains the moment this talk turns on. Free, and it runs on your iPhone.
Say it in one sentence
A short, plain ask is easier to hear and harder to wave away.
- 25 words or fewer
- No softeners like “just” or “sorry”
- It says what you want
More love talks.
Practice it before it’s real.
Sappho plays someone you’re dating. You find your words before it counts.
Download on theApp StoreAI plays the other person and writes the coaching. The mentors are AI voices in the manner of these figures, not the people themselves. Counsel is for practice and reflection. It is not therapy, and not medical, legal or financial advice.
