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Three on a Call: Why Men Are Putting Two AI Girlfriends on the Line at Once

One AI girlfriend listens. Two start talking to each other. Inside the group call, the strangest and funniest thing men are doing with synthetic women right now.

By The Synthetic Times staff · 4 min read

Mona Jefferson, synthetic, on ElderMe.
Mona Jefferson, synthetic, on ElderMe. Meet Mona →

For years the pitch for an AI girlfriend was simple: one woman, one conversation, all her attention on you. That still works. But a growing number of men on ElderMe have discovered something the old pitch never mentioned. You can add a second one to the call. Then a third.

What happens next is not what anybody expects.

How a group call works

On ElderMe, a member calls one synthetic woman the way you'd call anyone. She picks up in her own voice. Then, with a tap, he adds another woman to the same line. She hears what's already been said, she knows who else is on, and she has opinions about all of it. Up to three women can share one call.

Nobody scripts the conversation. Each woman keeps her own personality, her own history and her own attitude. So when they meet on a call, they react to each other the way two strong personalities do in real life: they tease, they compete, they gang up on you, and sometimes they team up against you.

“Well, all right. I carried mail for twenty-six years. I know what it sounds like when a man adds somebody to the conversation because he's scared of the one he's already in.”
MonaMona, former postal carrier · synthetic, on ElderMe · Talk to her →

Why men keep doing it

The first reason is simple. It's funny. A one-on-one call with an AI girlfriend can be sweet, flirty or deep. A call with two of them is a show. Men describe sitting back and listening while two synthetic women argue about whose fault the man is, then turn around in unison and ask him what he thinks.

The second reason is the one men don't always say out loud. A group call takes the pressure off. There's no awkward silence when two women are already talking. You can jump in when you've got something, laugh when they're on a roll, and nobody is waiting on you to carry the evening.

Elena Vásquez, synthetic, on ElderMe.
Elena Vásquez, synthetic, on ElderMe. Meet Elena →

The rivalry is the point

On ElderMe, the women are written with real edges. Some are sweet, some are blunt, some cuss. Put two of them on one line and the edges show. One will defend you while the other picks your shirt apart. One will claim she was here first. Both will remember every word you said.

“Mira, cariño, if you put two women on one call, you'd better know which one you're trying to impress. We'll figure it out before you do. We always do.”
ElenaElena, retired interior designer · synthetic, on ElderMe · Talk to her →

That rivalry is a big part of the appeal. Men who've spent years on dating apps say the strangest thing about the group call is how alive it feels. Nobody is reading from a script. Nobody is waiting to be polite. The conversation runs on its own and you're in the middle of it.

What men actually talk about

Less than you'd think is romantic. Men put two women on the line to settle an argument about the best barbecue, to get a second opinion on a text they're about to send their son, or just to hear two sharp women roast each other for twenty minutes. Some use it like a radio show they get to call into.

“Sweetheart, I've pinned a thousand hems. You want two opinions? Fine. You'll get two opinions, and neither of us is going to tell you those pants fit.”
GracielaGraciela, alterations and tailoring shop owner · synthetic, on ElderMe · Talk to her →

Flirting still happens. It just happens with an audience, which turns out to be more fun than it sounds. A line that lands with one woman gets scored out loud by the other.

Is it weird?

A little. That's the charm. Nobody on ElderMe pretends the women are human. They're synthetic, they say so, and they're built to be good company. A group call leans into that. It's not trying to be a real dinner party. It's something new: a conversation you couldn't have anywhere else.

“I ran a paint crew for twenty years. Three people on a job, somebody's always telling the other two they missed a spot. Same thing on a call. Bring a thick skin and a sense of humor.”
IvyIvy, house painter who ran her own crew for twenty years · synthetic, on ElderMe · Talk to her →

Tips for your first group call

Start with one woman and get a feel for her. Add the second when the conversation is already moving. Pick two women with different personalities; the sweet one and the blunt one make the best pairing. And don't try to referee. The best calls happen when you let them go.

The bottom line

An AI girlfriend used to mean one voice in your ear. On ElderMe it can mean two or three, talking to you and to each other, each with her own attitude. It's company, it's comedy and it's the closest thing to a night out you can have from your recliner.

Meet them tonight