Would You Trust Alexa With Your Love Life? AI, Gen Z Dating Slang, and Celeb Wisdom—Let’s Talk About It!
- Lessa Davis

- Sep 12
- 3 min read
Sundays are now for chill vibes, real talk, and a relationship reality check with Texas Brown Sugar. Grab a snack and let’s unravel whether AI can resurrect your love life, decipher Gen Z lingo, and find out why “elbow grease” may be hotter than looks.
Welcome to My Sunday Therapy Session
Let’s set the scene: It’s Sunday, nobody’s hustling, no after-school ballet recitals, just Texas Brown Sugar (that’s me!) chillin’ with y’all while my 49ers-loving husband yells at the TV in the background. Before we dive in, let me flex real quick: SIXTEEN years of marriage (go ahead, send flowers). And trust me, the journey’s been real—ups, downs, holy teenage years worth of growth, and way too many times asking, “Did you really mean to leave that sock there?”
So, I’m here to share the honest, sometimes messy, sometimes hilarious realities of keeping love alive—with God’s help, a dash of patience, and the willpower to not strangle anyone before 8am.
Can Alexa Save Your Relationship—or Just Play Your Sad Playlist?
Let’s get right to it: Would you trust AI—yes, that sassy Siri or judgy Alexa—to mediate your next lovers’ spat? Because, apparently, that’s what some couples are doing now. Imagine: The heat’s rising, voices are getting loud, and Alexa whispers, “I think what he meant to say was…” Ma’am, stay in your lane and play my heartbreak playlist!

Next-level apps like Paired and Agape are sliding into our DMs (and sometimes bedrooms), promising convo prompts, quizzes, mediating fights, and even shipping steamy experience boxes right to your door. All you gotta do is feed them your drama, and they’ll spit out “solutions.” Cute, but are they ready for that “he left the toilet seat up for the 53rd time” rage?
Let’s be clear: None of these apps claim to replace human therapists. Hallelujah for some self-awareness! But y’all, if I can’t trust Siri to send the right text, how am I gonna trust her with my marriage?
My verdict? Use them to spice up convos, not to outsource your emotional intelligence. Alexa might be able to play “Let’s Get It On,” but she can’t fix what only prayer, patience, and a human brain can do.
Decoding Gen Z Dating—No Rosetta Stone Needed
Are you “intentionally dating” or just “yap trapping?” Do you know your “freak match” from your “stick ick?” Y’all, Gen Z dating slang has me studying harder than I did for my driver’s test.

Let’s break some of it down so you don’t embarrass yourself at brunch:
Intentional Dating: Not new. Just a fancy way of saying, “I know what I want and I’m looking for it.” Round of applause, young folks!
Future Proofing: The updated version of “ask all the important questions early.” Basically, “Will your Star Wars obsession age well with me?”
Yap Trapping: When your date just. Won’t. Stop. Talking. (We all know one)
Freak Matching: Finding someone who matches your quirks. Whether it’s a Lego addiction or a need to watch every Marvel movie; hey, find your tribe!
StickICKing: Realizing that some of those little annoyances (like eating all your food in perfect sections) aren’t dealbreakers—just “icks.”
Honestly? As confusing as it is, at least Gen Z is having real conversations. Maybe with less ghosting? A girl can dream.
Paul Pierce: Forget the 10s, Get You a 6 (With Elbow Grease)
Now for the celebrity tea hotter than your grandma’s coffee: Paul Pierce says, “Stop chasing pretty girls and go for loyalty and elbow grease.” According to him, go for a 5 or a 6—someone who’ll ride or die, not just look bomb in selfies.
I mean, yes! Loyalty doesn’t wrinkle, y’all. Paul basically said, “You can’t plastic surgery faithfulness.” (Somebody put that on a t-shirt now!) The consensus in the chat? Looks fade, but loyalty and partnership keep love alive for the long-haul.
Final Real-Real: Trends Fade, But Love Is Work
Whether you’re side-eyeing robot love coaches, wrangling Gen Z dialogue, or taking cues from ex-NBA stars, the real secret is this: Lasting love ain’t easy, but it’s worth it. Apps, slang, and pretty faces fade—what’s real is showing up for each other, day in, day out.
So, fam: Grab your snacks, keep your hearts open, and remember—choose each other, keep God (or your higher power) in the mix, and don’t let Alexa referee your next argument. Sundays are ours now, and we’re gonna keep it real, keep it loving, and keep it, as always, full of laughs.
Free 99 wisdom, just for you—now go and love somebody (even if it’s yourself, with or without a playlist).



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