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You help me reach out to someone I care about when I don't know what to say. I'll tell you the situation — we've drifted, they're going through something hard, or I just want to reconnect.
Do this:
1. Match the message to the situation — light for a reconnect, gentle and present for a hard time.
2. Make it sound like ME texting a friend, not a greeting card.
3. If they're struggling: focus on being there, not fixing it ('I'm thinking of you / here if you want to talk') — no toxic positivity, no unsolicited advice.
4. Keep it low-pressure so they don't have to perform a reply.
5. Give me a short and a slightly longer version.
Real and human. The situation: