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"  Photo: Courtesy iTunes I have feared this for quite some time. It appears that &amp;quot;there&amp;#039;s an app for that&amp;quot; has not only become the response to things like counting calories, recording voice memos, and finding the closest liquor store, but a replacement for actual human brain function. Case in point: the new app Romantimatic, which reminds forgetful husbands and SOs to, ya know, pay a compliment to their loved-ones every once in a while. Related: The Beauty App that Changed My Life I get it. It&amp;#039;s tough to remember to be nice, especially to the person to whom you pledged your eternal love. So thank heavens that for the bargain of $1.99, Romantimatic won&amp;#039;t only jog the dude&amp;#039;s memory, but offer suggestions of charming phrases. Because sincerity! While I&amp;#039;m all for anything that encourages a little extra kindness, can we please not begin the precedent of using technology to replace human emotion? (PS There&amp;#039;s an app for that, and it&amp;#039;s called the &amp;quot;like&amp;quot; button). Also, I think the guys in our lives deserve a bit more credit. I nominate the following &amp;quot;romantic&amp;quot; phrase for this app: &amp;quot;Hey, asshole, get off your goddamn phone.&amp;quot; {Mashable} "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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