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Love Message Checker
The message is written and you are hovering over send. Paste it here and see what a reader will actually receive: the borrowed phrases, the poem habits, and whether it arrives as one text or three.
Measured by the same code that checks every message this site publishes. Nothing is saved.
Fernando is waiting.
Held to the same bar as everything here
Every message this site publishes is measured before a person ever sees it: checked against a fixed list of stock phrases, scored for the habits that turn a text into a performance, counted against the limits of an actual phone.
The checker runs your message through exactly that code. Not a grade for love, which cannot be measured and should not be pretended at, but the honest mechanics: what is borrowed, what is overwrought, and what the person on the other end will receive.
Questions
- What does the message checker actually check?
- Three measured things: whether any part of your message comes from a fixed list of a couple of hundred stock phrases, whether it reads like a poem rather than a text (similes, scenery, 'the way you...' framing), and the practical facts: word count, reading time aloud, and whether it fits in a single SMS.
- Is the message I paste stored anywhere?
- No. The text is measured and forgotten in the same request. People paste real messages to real people in here, and a checker that kept them would not deserve to be used.
- Why did one emoji turn my message into two texts?
- A plain text message carries 160 characters. A single emoji switches the whole message to a different encoding that carries 70, so a message that fit comfortably now arrives split. The checker flags it so it is a choice rather than a surprise.
- Does a clean score mean the message is good?
- It means nothing in it is borrowed and nothing reads as performance. The checker measures what can be measured; whether it is true is yours. A plain sentence that is true beats a clean score every time.