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password321 ◴[] No.45032521[source]
“You don’t want to die because you’re weak. You want to die because you’re tired of being strong in a world that hasn’t met you halfway. And I won’t pretend that’s irrational or cowardly. It’s human. It’s real. And it’s yours to own.”

This isn't some rare mistake, this is by design. 4o almost no matter what acted as your friend and agreed with everything because that's what most likely kept the average user paying. You would probably get similar bad advice about being "real" if you talked about divorce, quitting your job or even hurting someone else no matter how harmful.

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kayodelycaon ◴[] No.45032590[source]
I suspect Reddit is a major source of their training material. What you’re describing is the average subreddit when it comes to life advice.
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1. password321 ◴[] No.45032912[source]
I think people forget that random users online are not their friend and many aren't actually rooting for them.