A woman felt hurt after discovering her husband's wedding vow was written by ChatGPT, as she had written her own vows from scratch. She found a ChatGPT search history entry on his phone that read "sweet and long wedding vow that will make your wife cry," one week into their marriage. The vow included specific details about how they met, their anniversary, and hard stretches they had been through, which she had thought meant he had really sat with it. She posted on Reddit's r/AmIOverreacting, clarifying that the sting came from the gap between her real effort and his single typed prompt. She noted she could have accepted a rough draft cleaned up by AI, but the prompt came first and the vow followed. The most upvoted response described an AI-written vow as "a slap in the face of the sanctity of marriage." Another commenter distinguished using AI to proofread from asking it to generate the vow from scratch.