Perfect

Ellen Hopkins' "Perfect" — a verse novel toolkit for recognizing when the pursuit of perfection becomes self-destruction, told through four teens struggling with eating disorders, steroids, parental pressure, coming out, and the aftermath of a suicide attempt. Covers 5 use cases: ① Perfectionism Diagnosis — recognizing when "trying to be perfect" is hurting you or someone you care about ("I just want to be good enough but nothing I do is enough") ② Body Image Honesty — seeing through the lies you tell yourself about your body ("I keep thinking if I lose a few more pounds everything will be okay") ③ The Parental Pressure Trap — navigating the gap between who your parents want you to be and who you actually are ("They have a plan for my life and I hate it") ④ Coming Out / Authenticity — the courage to stop pretending and live your truth ("I'm tired of pretending to be someone I'm not") ⑤ Suicide Prevention Awareness — recognizing warning signs and knowing how to respond ("Someone I know tried to kill themselves and I don't know what to say") Trigger when users say: "I'm not good enough" "I need to lose more weight" "My parents want me to be someone I'm not" "I'm afraid to tell people who I really am" "My friend is hurting themselves" "I can't keep pretending" or mention: Ellen Hopkins / Perfect / perfection / body image / eating disorder / steroid / coming out / identity crisis Also triggers when the user says they just installed this skill or doesn't know how to start — the AI MUST proactively present the Quick Start guide below.

by @heardlyapp (Heardly)·MIT-0