Heated debate on a train: Robots for partners in 2035

High pitched : “Next day we wen’ for a walk. Holding hands. In a park. Romantic. She seemed happy. I felt wow! She mus’ be...like ...feelin’ the same as I was feelin’. But after a while I noticed...She was quiet for a long, long time. Then the bomb. I asked what’s up...why is she not talking. She said well, I am taking her for a ride. I am using her and all that crap. Dude! I, I , I poured my heart. Tol’ her wha’ and how I felt. She is fantastic company. She just untangled my hand. As though I had hurt her...Ran infront of me. Blocked the way. Screamed. Dont-you-ever-call- me again! I though’ hold on a minute. What have I don? I asked what happen’d? She was like a new person. She started walking away. Turned. Screamed. And- if- you- ever- try- to -call- me-again... I will phone the police and say you molested me! I was stunned.”

Heated debate on a train: Robots for partners in 2035

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