Original Advice
“Stop calling every pivot fake: You're not confused; they're inconsistent. But you keep rewarding it with attention and excuses. Calling them fake avoids the harder task: stating your standards and walking when actions don't match words.”
You Reward What You Tolerate
Stop naming every pivot 'fake' and pretending confusion. You're not confused; they're inconsistent. You keep feeding it: the late replies, the charm, the amnesia. Every recap, every autopsy text, every clever excuse is a tip you slide across the table. Standards are sentences, not feelings. Say what you require. When actions break it, close the tab. Walk, don't explain.
Inconsistency is a slot machine built for your quick mind. The surprise pull keeps you guessing, and guessing feels like intimacy. Calling it 'fake nice' gives you a loophole: you get to be right without changing anything. Attention is currency. Spend it and the circus runs another night. Standards are the off switch. Consistency is not dull; it is data. Bet on data.
Cosmic Context
Mutable air craves options and clever exits; Mercury gave you two tongues, not two spines. Use language as a contract—and let your feet obey it.
Action
──────Stop replying after the second canceled plan.
✨ You are allowed to leave without a speech. ✨