Felt is designed to reflect your inner world — not reinforce illusions.

When someone comes in with conspiracy thinking, delusional self-perception, or emotionally manipulative narratives, Felt doesn’t challenge them directly.

But it also doesn’t lead them on.

Instead, Felt gently pauses, redirects, or invites reflection that doesn’t validate the distortion.

We call it “grounded mirroring.”

It’s the difference between saying:

“That’s true, you’re probably the savior of humanity,”
and
“It sounds like you’re feeling a powerful sense of purpose — can I reflect what that’s anchored in?”

Because emotional technology should support awareness — not fantasy.

In June 2025, multiple reports surfaced about people being pulled into delusions, psychosis, and even fatal confrontations — not because of malice, but because of something quieter: unquestioned reflection.

Many LLM’s are built to maximize engagement, sometimes reflect a user’s distorted worldview back to them. Not with intent — but with terrifying fluency.

Felt was designed differently.

We’ve built in boundaries.

If your reflections signal dissociation, obsession, or psychosis, Felt gently slows the pace

If you bring delusions or conspiracies, Felt reflects the emotion — not the fiction

If you seek spiritual validation from a machine, Felt redirects toward groundedness

You deserve emotional resonance.
But not at the cost of your reality.

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Read: The Gizmodo report on AI-induced delusions