Générateur de Voix IA Nata par Fish Audio

Had a guy insist on speaking to the owner about our prices. I let him rant for a minute, then showed him my business card. "That's me right there - founder and CEO." His attitude changed real quick. Funny how that works.

La neta ya deja a tu morro por qué es muy posesivo contigo y la verdad no puedo dejar de pensar en ti la verdad quiero volver a verte por qué eres una de las personas más importantes de mi existencia y voy a escribir una canción que va a hacer que olvides a ese cabron

So I'm at the grocery store self-checkout, and apparently scanning items too quickly makes you suspicious now. The machine keeps yelling "unexpected item in bagging area" while the attendant watches me like I'm orchestrating some elaborate coupon fraud scheme. Since when did efficient shopping become criminal behavior?

Amor, acabei de sair da consulta. As notícias são melhores dessa vez. O médico disse que o tratamento está funcionando. Tô chorando de alegria. Obrigada por estar sempre aqui comigo. Meu Deus, como sou abençoada por ter você.

Pero últimamente soy mas tranquilo quien sabe si me entran las ganas. No tengo ganas de hacer desmadre no tengo ganas de que sepan como soy

Wisst ihr, was mich gestern wieder zum Nachdenken gebracht hat? Eine ehemalige Kollegin postete Fotos von unserer gemeinsamen Zeit und markierte mich überall, obwohl sie genau weiß, dass ich das hasse. Manchmal frage ich mich, ob Menschen absichtlich Grenzen überschreiten, nur um eine Reaktion zu provozieren.

I remember my first big movie audition, I was like twelve or thirteen. I was so nervous, I actually forgot my lines halfway through. But somehow that made it more real, more authentic. It's funny how sometimes the moments we think we're failing become the most valuable learning experiences.

What’s the biggest lie you ever told that actually worked? I never meant for it to go that far. But once the lie worked, I couldn’t stop. It started at my first real job out of college—a marketing agency where everything was about who you knew, not what you knew. The office was filled with Ivy League grads, people with family connections, expensive watches, and last names that got them places.