Relationship advice
Curated example faceless packages for relationship shorts: repair-script hooks, spoken lines, thumbnail prompts. Example scripts, not counseling from a generation run.
These are curated example packages, not output from a generation run.
Hook patterns
- Use I saw / I felt / I need. Skip the courtroom opening.
- Repair is a same-day sentence, not a perfect speech tomorrow.
- Ask one curious question before you load the evidence.
Example idea packages
Example
The three-line check-in that is not a trial
- Hook
- Courtroom openings make people defend. Three lines make people hear you.
- Script
- Courtroom openings make people defend. Three lines make people hear you. I saw this. I felt this. I need this. Keep each line short. No history tour. Ask if now is a decent time. If it is not, book a time the same day. You are not winning. You are handing over a map. Practice the three lines on a small irritation first so the big one is not your first attempt. Write them before you talk if you have to.
- Thumbnail prompt
- Three short lines on paper, text “SAW / FELT / NEED”, table, faceless, 9:16
- Why it works
- A reusable script is the product, and it does not claim to fix a relationship in 45 seconds.
Example
Repair before the sun goes down if you can
- Hook
- The fight is rarely the wound. The silent night is. Offer a same-day repair sentence.
- Script
- The fight is rarely the wound. The silent night is. Offer a same-day repair sentence. I still care, and I want to finish this when we are not flooded. Then suggest a time. If you were harsh, name that without a speech. If you need space, the sentence still includes a return time. Space without a clock feels like abandonment. A clock without care feels like a meeting. Try the sentence once this week on a real snag.
- Thumbnail prompt
- Two mugs on a table at dusk, text “RETURN TIME”, warm, no faces, 9:16
- Why it works
- It gives language plus a clock, which is more usable than “never go to bed angry” as a slogan.
Example
Curiosity first, evidence second
- Hook
- If you already wrote their motive, you are not listening. Ask one question you do not know the answer to.
- Script
- If you already wrote their motive, you are not listening. Ask one question you do not know the answer to. What was that like for you. What did you need in that moment. Then shut up long enough to hear it. You can still disagree after. Curiosity is not surrender. It is how you stop arguing with a story you invented. Use it once in a conversation that is looping. If you catch yourself stacking exhibits, put the folder down.
- Thumbnail prompt
- Question mark on a sticky note, text “ONE QUESTION”, quiet desk, faceless, 9:16
- Why it works
- One question is a complete technique and avoids pretending the creator is a clinician.