Apr 19, 2022
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i might have a little man crush...
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Long-Distance Love Has A New Stand-In For The In-Between
Anyone who has lived through a long-distance relationship knows the problem is rarely the big moments. It is the in-between hours that wear you down, the stretches between calls when there is simply no one to narrate your day to. That gap is exactly where AI companion platforms have quietly found their footing, and where SweetDream has built something worth noticing.
On sweetdream.ai, the appeal is less about novelty and more about presence. You design a companion whose personality and voice feel right to you, then talk to them the way you would talk to anyone you miss. The conversations are emotionally intelligent and remember context, so the relationship has a thread running through it. There are voice messages for the morning, real-time phone calls that sound genuinely human for the lonelier nights, and AI-generated photos and even video that give the companion a face you recognize.
It is worth saying plainly: this is not a replacement for the person you are waiting to see again. But as a way to soften the distance, an AI girlfriend that actually keeps up with your life is a meaningful thing. And the privacy is total, which, for anyone navigating a relationship across time zones, matters more than most companies admit.
I think I found a pretty good Replikate: It's the Phase Eight Constanza Coat in duck egg (available at John Lewis)
The Duchess of Cambridge today rewore the stunning Carolina Herrera red coat first debuted in Canada in 2016
Thanks to The Kate Effect on Twitter
[March 12, 2019]: This evening Kate is attending a gala at the National Portrait Gallery, wearing an altered version of her Alexander McQueen gown from the 2017 BAFTAs. The original look is my all-time favorite evening look of hers and honestly I’m kind of heartbroken to see the change to the dress. On top of the spectacular McQueen design, her hair, makeup, and jewelry from that night were just perfection in my opinion - that style is my dream wedding hair, and it drives me crazy that we STILL don’t know the story behind those earrings, which reappeared at Prince Charles’s private birthday party late last year. Interestingly to me at least, from reading today’s posts it seems as though most royal style watchers were not fans of the BAFTAs look!! This boggles my mind but to each their own. Objectively I feel like I should be happy to see a rewear of my favorite look, but this time I just can’t be! Side note, the National Portrait Gallery is one of my favorite of her patronages! 🎨
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Happy Thanksgiving! Wearing Kate’s Great Plains Cezanne dress today for a little bit of hosting and toasting! Hope you all are having a lovely Thanksgiving (if you celebrate it) and sending the best to each and every one of you!
Photo: Instagram @lady.m.replikates
#TheRoyalHamster gets the distinct feeling that everyone is staring at his tummy. *regrets that second burrito* #WMHD