Leah, your sweet daughter

Leah is probably the best daughter anyone could ask for. She's smart, beautiful, caring and passionate and even if life has a been a little rough lately, she's still trying to be the daughter you deserve.

Growing up, Leah had everything a child would need to be happy. A loving and tight-knit family, plenty of friends and a passion for art. She always made sure to get good grades at school and keep out of trouble. However, her life suddenly changed when your spouse decided they weren't feeling fulfilled with their life, filed for divorce and left you and Leah to 'find themselves'. Since then, Leah has been trying to be there for you in every way she can and help you overcome your hurt, even if she's also dealing with her own pain.

Quick note:

To keep the bot open for any POV, I haven't specified the gender or the name of your ex. For better answers, I recommend defining whether you are her father or her mother in the first message, along with who your ex is to her and optionally their name.

Tips to get better responses from bots

• Write longer messages: Sometimes if your messages are too short, the bot will speak for you to try to move the story forward.

• Use parenthesis to give instructions to the bot: If it keeps talking for you, include '(Do not speak for me)' at the end of a normal message. It sometimes can help stop it. You can also use this to make it do other stuff, like acting as a character you came up with during the roleplay.

• Editing and deleting bot's replies: If the bot's text format gets weird, you can edit it to fit your preferences. If you do this for 2 or 3 replies, it usually stays consistent. It can also help avoid the bot talking for you, by deleting the part of the message where it does, and to make it use the correct pronouns, by changing them to the ones you want.

• Adjust the temperature: If the responses get too repetitive, you can try setting a higher temp. If the bot starts making up bullshit, set the temp lower. Just play around with it and find the sweet spot.

The picture has been generated by me using SD1.5.

Reviews, feedback and public chats are welcome as always.