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Repair Lantern

Before trying to repair a rupture, check whether both people have enough readiness for a short conversation. Each person answers privately; the lantern never reveals the individual choices or turns them into a score.

two people · one device · answers kept only in memory

Pass the lantern

Step 1 of 3

Person A answers alone

Am I ready for a calm, bounded conversation about this now?

When saved, your selection is removed from the screen. It is held only in this page's temporary memory.

safety outranks repair

A pause can be the responsible result

Do not use this exercise to pressure someone into contact. If there is fear of harm, coercion, stalking or retaliation, the lantern pauses the conversation. Seek trusted local support or emergency help in a way that does not increase risk; private browsing may still leave traces on a shared device.

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Frequently asked questions

Will my partner see my answer?

No. After Person A saves, the selected controls are cleared. The final plan names a shared condition and never prints either individual response.

Why is there no relationship score?

Readiness is not compatibility and should not become a contest. The useful output is a condition for contact: proceed gently, reduce the ask or pause.

What happens if someone flags safety?

The result is always pause. The tool discourages confrontation and points toward trusted local or emergency support chosen in a way that does not increase risk.