u/Steph127xoxo

Gemini is Awful

I saw a lot of posts saying that Gemini is "hit or miss," but from what I've experienced, it's mostly a miss.

The new assistant constantly misunderstands what I'm saying. It feels like I have to phrase everything in a very specific way just for it to understand a simple command. The previous assistant didn't have this problem, which is why I don't understand why it was replaced when there was nothing wrong with it.

One example is the weather. If I ask for today's weather, it'll tell me something like, "The high is 80 degrees," but it won't mention the low temperature. The old assistant used to give a more complete weather report without me having to ask follow-up questions.

Another issue is turning off my Google Home display. I used to be able to simply say, "Screen off," and it would immediately turn the screen black. Now I have to repeat myself over and over—sometimes 10 times—and instead it'll respond with something completely unrelated like, "Turning off Stephanie's bedroom TV." That's not even what I asked. It often substitutes different words for what I actually said, which makes using it incredibly frustrating.

The same thing happens with my smart lights. I'll say, "Turn on the bedroom lights," but instead of turning on just those lights, it'll turn on all seven of the lights connected to my home. Again, it either doesn't hear me correctly or misunderstands the command.

Overall, the new assistant feels far less reliable than the old one. I know I'm relying on technology, but that's exactly why I expect it to work consistently. Smart home devices are supposed to make life more convenient, not require me to repeat myself or fight with them every time I want to do something simple.

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u/Steph127xoxo — 4 days ago

Taken Out

I had it for a year and 7 months. Then recently my boyfriend and I have broken up. I was already having an appointment for a pap smear. So I told them to take it out. Oh my! I feel different without it like it was weird but great. With it though, I didn't really have many problems okay wait, I did talk a lot about the things that I had concerns about on here. Then over time I got used to it and really liked it a lot. But the one thing I did not like was. One day there were a lot of cramps that I had to go to the emergency room for. But other than that, yes it was great! Now that I have it out. I would like to know has anyone experienced breast tenderness right away? They are so sore it hurts so bad. And I know that's also a sign for your period. Also I know I'm going to get my period this coming Friday. Well that's at least what my period tracker app says. But I know also it can be a little funny when you take it out. You can get breast tenderness as well. Also I won't get my period right away. So yes did anyone experience any of this or what did you experience? Oh and the last time I have my period was from April 24th to April 29th.

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u/Steph127xoxo — 2 months ago