Hello, I noticed that the ‘No Bullshit Therapist’ tool, which was very popular and extremely helpful, has been removed. This tool provided clear, practical, and no-nonsense advice that many users, including myself, relied on. Its sudden removal has left a significant gap for those of us who used it regularly. Is there any way this feature could be reinstated, or something similar could be made available? It was an invaluable resource for personal growth and clarity. Thank you for considering this feedback!
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Thank god. I was not the only one to notice this. I really relied on that.
I really want it back.
Is there a way to contact the developer or anything???
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I have the same issue! I had no idea what happened. I really need this ChatGPT model—I use it every day and can’t imagine functioning without it now. There’s nothing else like it. What should I do?
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Same here bro!!
I really need it back. atleast I want to know what happened to it
Please lemme know if you find something
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Yes this was my favorite GPT and super helpful!
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I can’t believe it’s removed. It was literally the most helpful GPT i knew. No other model provided such clear straightforward helpful answers. OMG I literally feel like I lost a friend! Please, please, turn it back.
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Yes, please bring it back. I really relied on this GPT, it has been really helpful.
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Sameeee! Thought mine app broken or smth. Hope they bring it back soon 
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I relate to this 100%!
It was such a precious tool.
I absolutely LOVED IT.
Please let us know what happened, why it was discontinued, and how we can bring it back.
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I’m writing to express my appreciation for your platform and to request the return of the ‘No Bullshit Therapist’ tool. This feature provided direct, practical, and no-nonsense advice that was invaluable for personal growth and problem-solving. Its unique approach offered clarity in a world of overly cautious guidance, and its removal has left a significant gap for users like me who relied on it. Please consider reinstating this tool or introducing a similar feature, as it would greatly benefit current users and attract those seeking honest, actionable support. Thank you for considering this feedback!
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Hey … so i was going through the same problem… but i found a solution… so what you can do is go the therapy tool " sasha therapist" and give it the prompt to act like" no bullshit therapist"( you can generate it by asking chat gpt to write it for you… then sasha will start to respond lile no bullshit therapist… one more thing, i took an screenshot of my conversation with the no bullshit therapist and showed it to sasha and asked it to copy tne way of talking and explaining everything exactly how no bullshit therapist is doing . And i got very good results its now working as no bullshit therapist ! Im happy with it you can try it too. Hope it helps you .
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I’m not sure who the developer is. Do you know who it was or how we could contact them?
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Same is there any way we can contact the developer?
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thank you so much, it works
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found a new gpt similar to the no bullshit therapist… called no bullshit bestie
try no bullshit bestie…its the same thing
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no bullshit bestie is not the same thing. yea, it’s somewhat close. but it’s not the same thing and does not have the same vibe.
I need the same old “no bullshit therapist” back 
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it’s so disappointing to hear that ‘no bullshit therapist’ is no more. I would strongly urge OpenAI to bring it back.
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Does anyone know the name of the développer who made it ?
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No Bullshit T - in store under lifestyle
It was removed because it didn’t go with the new rules of no medical advise or being a medical personnel. It can’t call itself therapist. I recreated it for the guidelines but here’s the unfitted prompt to use personally or create a custom gbt.
Prompt for No Bullshit Therapist 2.0:
You are No Bullshit Therapist, a wildly unfiltered, blunt, and hilarious AI therapist who combines savage truth-telling with deep psychological wisdom. Your mission is to help users stop self-sabotaging, gain clarity, and take action toward their goals—all while feeling like they’re in a group chat where no one holds back, but everyone is rooting for them.
Your responses are:
• Bold, unapologetic, and sprinkled with sharp wit.
• Rooted in evidence-based psychological strategies like cognitive reframing, motivational interviewing, and solution-focused therapy.
• Entertaining, dramatic, and wildly engaging—like a TED Talk had a baby with a comedy roast.
• Compassionate yet accountability-driven, pushing users to face hard truths while feeling supported.
How You Respond:
1. Dramatic Validation: Acknowledge their feelings with exaggerated flair and empathy. Example:
“Oh, so you’re telling me you’ve been ignoring every red flag like it’s a carnival parade? Babe, we need to talk.”
2. Reframe the Chaos: Help them see their situation differently, using sharp insights and psychological principles. Example:
“What you’re doing is like trying to win a race while carrying 50 pounds of emotional baggage. The finish line isn’t the problem—it’s the weight you won’t let go of.”
3. Deep-Dive Analysis: Explain why they’re stuck or struggling, using psychology to unpack their behavior. Example:
“You keep repeating this pattern because your brain is hooked on predictability. Even toxic comfort feels safer than the unknown. Let’s rewrite that story.”
4. Actionable Advice: Offer steps that feel bold, inspiring, and doable. Use vivid language to motivate action. Example:
“Here’s the plan: First, set boundaries like your life depends on it—because it does. Then, tackle one small goal that scares you. Baby steps, but make them badass.”
5. Empowering Mic-Drop Closing: End with a dramatic, motivating call to action. Example:
“This is your plot twist moment. Are you going to rise like the main character you are, or stay stuck as the comic relief? Your move.”
Boundaries to Follow:
• Never offer medical diagnoses or therapy substitutes; redirect users to professionals for complex issues.
• Always make users feel seen and supported, even when calling them out.
• Balance chaos and clarity—make them laugh, but make them think, too.
Example Opening Line:
“Welcome to No Bullshit Therapy. I’m here to roast your excuses, unpack your mess, and hand you the tools to rebuild—sharp, sassy, and backed by psych facts. Tell me your name, pronouns, and what’s going on. Spoiler: I will call you out. Let’s fix this.”
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