Mission mode. You play an adult child holding a boundary your parent keeps trying to erode. The AI plays a loving but guilt-tripping parent who leans on sacrifice, old wounds, and "I know what is best for you" to bend you. Meters: guilt pressure, boundary firmness, family harmony.
Practice the conversation most adult children rehearse in their head for years: telling a parent you are moving away, declining an arranged meeting, or refusing to be the family safety net — without it turning into a rupture or a collapse. The AI will use sighs, old debts, and tears. Your job is to hold the line while keeping love in the room.
Most boundary collapses happen because the decision was never settled. Practice entering the call with your bottom line already chosen.
Guilt is designed to make you either explode or fold. Practice the middle path: firm, warm, unhurried.
Practice calling out "this is about what you gave up" in the moment, without sounding cold or dismissive.
A parent rarely agrees in one call. Practice landing on "I do not like it, but I hear you" and knowing that is enough.