Why "Make It Sound Like Me" Always Fails
You typed three words at the top of the prompt. Conversational. Personal. No guru energy. You hit go, and back came something smooth and competent and so generic you couldn’t find the wound, because on paper you did everything right. You described your voice. You asked nice. The machine looked straight through you and handed back a stranger.
That stranger is not a glitch. It is exactly what the prompt ordered, every time, for everybody who orders it that way. See why and you stop fighting it the wrong way, the way that tightens the noose the harder you pull.
This lesson is the autopsy. The next one is the cure, and the cure runs against everything your gut keeps screaming at you to try.
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