It was a typical day at practice, and we had just finished some cone drills. As I walked across the
field to help retrieve the cones, I felt my heart perform a few somersaults in my chest. I
remember freezing in my tracks and gripping my left breast. I looked around, expecting to
collapse at any moment. The collapse never came. Instead, my breathing became shallow, my
skin tingled, and I felt out of control, while simultaneously being completely paralyzed by fear.

Me:
Can you feel pain?

ChatGPT:
I don’t have feelings or physical sensations, so I can’t experience pain like humans do. However, I can understand and describe it based on the information I’ve learned. My goal is to help by offering support or insights when it comes to topics like pain or suffering.

It wasn’t when I watched a video of a group of adults cannibalizing three children, nor when the tik toker shot himself, dropped his phone, and it recorded for another 4 hours. It wasn’t the moment my sister vomited dinner into the toilet as she listened to the screams of the children slowly fade as the moans of the infected reached a horrifying crescendo.