# emotional_diagnosis.py
print(“emotional_diagnosis() initiated.”)
print(“Enter a number between 1 and 5 to assess your internal state.”)
response = int(input(“Input: “))
if response == 1:
print(“Status: fine.”)
print(“Which means you’re hiding it well.”)
elif response == 2:
print(“Status: functional.”)
print(“But only because no one asked.”)
elif response == 3:
print(“Status: unclear.”)
print(“You miss something you never named.”)
elif response == 4:
print(“Status: low power mode.”)
print(“You’re exhausted from pretending not to be.”)
elif response == 5:
print(“Status: ghosted.”)
print(“You’re not here. But the system thinks you are.”)
else:
print(“Error: invalid input.”)
print(“Try again after breathing.”)
print(“diagnosis: complete”)
if found:
do not ignore the result.
it already knows.
Gordan Struić is a Croatian poet and writer whose work explores the blurred edges between emotion and code, silence and connection. His poems have appeared or are forthcoming in literary journals including Beyond Words, 34th Parallel, Prosetrics Magazine, and Stone Poetry Quarterly. Drawing on digital language and quiet emotional states, his writing often resembles system logs of the heart. He holds degrees in law and comparative politics and works as a lawyer by day — and as a quiet compiler of feelings by night.