A note 'left for you' on a fridge or desk. Pattern-interrupt intimacy in a feed of gloss.
Photorealistic photo, vertical 4:5. A handwritten note on slightly wrinkled white notepad paper, taped to a stainless fridge door with a single piece of clear tape, top corner curling slightly. Natural morning kitchen window light from the left, shallow depth of field (50mm f/2 look): fridge softly blurred, note tack-sharp. The note reads, in genuine casual blue-ballpoint handwriting — imperfect letterforms, inconsistent baseline, the word "stop" underlined twice — exactly: "reminder — you said you'd stop [PAIN POINT — e.g. "ordering $18 lunches"] this month. [PRODUCT — e.g. "MealPrepOS"]. just try it. — me". Those words and nothing more. Handwriting must read as human, not a handwriting font: varied letter shapes between repeats, slight ink pooling where strokes begin, faint pen indentation in the paper. Cozy domestic realism — a fridge magnet or two allowed but blank. Negative: no printed text, no logos, no other papers or magnets with words, no watermark, no extra sentences; every word spelled exactly as given, fully legible, unwarped.