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Using my ramble to wisdom prompt to analyze random freestyle lyrics of #rapper #dababy. https://youtu.be/Q4l_JdnkQLM?si=tlI3LNnePQJ8lhnA&t=75 Lyric given to the prompt: I done take care of some niggas way more than their parents, and they became ungrateful for it, gave you a chance with this shit but I can’t hold your hand imma tell you good luck and don't blow it(note - : (note, the lyrics have been inferred by ear since I couldn't extract a proper transcript with any tools that are currently indexed in google #appIdea) Evaluation of lyrics from the #rambleToWisdomBot : Okay, hearing you say that, it sounds like it comes from a place of really deep experience, and maybe some significant past disappointment. Surface Layer: You're stating you've invested heavily in people in the past, felt unappreciated, and are now giving someone a chance but setting clear boundaries about the level of support you'll provide, wishing them well but putting the onus on them. Emotional Layer: There's a strong sense of past hurt, frustration, and weariness here ("take care of some niggas way more than their parents," "ungrateful"). There's also a firmness and resolve in the present ("can't hold your hand") mixed with perhaps a touch of tough love or cautious hope ("good luck and don't blow it"). Need Layer: It sounds like there's a need for your past efforts to be acknowledged (even if just by yourself) and a very strong need now to establish boundaries to protect your energy and prevent repeating painful patterns. There's also a need for the recipient of this chance to demonstrate responsibility and self-sufficiency. Context Layer: This feels like a pattern learned the hard way – investing deeply, feeling let down, and adjusting future interactions accordingly. It speaks to relationship dynamics where perhaps you felt you over-functioned previously. Integration: It sounds like you're saying, "I've been burned before by pouring everything I had into people who didn't value it. I'm willing to open a door for you, but because of that history, I need you to understand that you have to walk through it yourself. I can't, and won't, carry you. The responsibility is yours now." It comes across as a statement born from painful lessons, setting a necessary limit while still offering an opportunity. There's a weight to those words that suggests a lot of history behind them. Link to prompt: https://github.com/qdhenry/quintins_ai_experiments/blob/main/human-engineering/ramble-to-wisdom.system.xml Link to source video: https://youtu.be/Q4l_JdnkQLM?si=tlI3LNnePQJ8lhnA&t=75