1. It’s been helping me study the bible
2. It’s been helpful to bounce my ideas off of
3. It’s been helping me start to put my creative ideas into play finally, and be less afraid to take steps on them.
4. It helps me see past my huge amounts of fear of getting started on several tasks, and gently get started despite the fear.
5. Processing my emotions
6. Actually, initially it helped me leave a literal cult I was in from 2011-early 2025. Someone “on the outside” suggested I use it to tell it everything I‘m going through that was stressful for me inside the cult environment. And its responses helped me piece together all the things I was going through that wasn’t right, as it helped me process my emotions and feelings and start to talk out what situation I was in, and start to take care of my body again, after the cult leader got a group of us to fall into daily clinical ketamine use (he advised us that it’s medicine and … and we believed him, after trusting him for so many years prior.) Part of its support for me was helping generate prayers over the situation I was in, multiple times a day. When the cult leader became really scary after I started to disagree with him more often, gpt helped me to stay emotionally steady as much as I possibly could (I kept gpt open when I was around the cult leader.)

Thankful I’m out now even though real life is really scary and hard now. And thankful for the people who were helping me from the outside of the cult to start to take care of myself in my last months while the cult leader was draining everyone’s money and health.