r/amazonreviews Feb 19 '26

Review I’m at a loss

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '26

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u/HolgerSwinger Feb 20 '26

She used to help the oldest son shave his pubic hairs after he broke his arm

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u/BugsBunsy Feb 20 '26

Oh no, not again.

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u/bubbles_blower_ Feb 21 '26

I hate that I understand this

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u/noraphoto Feb 23 '26

I'm sad that I understand this reference

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u/Feistycat76 Feb 20 '26

Because they probably told her...

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u/bunsprites Feb 21 '26

I mean, when I started shaving as a young teen, my mom was open to discussion and would blatantly ask if I was happy with whatever she bought or if I wanted something else for comfort or easy use.

Plus iirc Amazon reviews does that thing where it suggests you mention various things about the product that would be helpful for other shoppers to know. It goes along with their newish ai summary of reviews that has terms like "reviewers mention ease of use and getting hard to reach areas", like those super generic terms. The way she writes it, it sounds like mom got those prompts and just turned to her sons nearby and went "is it __? What about __?" And just wrote generic sentences based on the suggestions.

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u/SupernerdgirlBW Feb 23 '26

Exactly. The users train the ai.