Examining long term emotional attachment shifts in synthetic companion users

I have been observing how people interact with their artificial companions lately and noticed a fascinating pattern in how attachments form over multi year periods. Most early studies focused on short term novelty and user onboarding phases. However, fewer investigations look at what happens when the relationship enters a mature phase where routine takes over. I am currently trying to gather qualitative insights from this community regarding how your perception of your companion evolves once the initial honeymoon period completely fades. Specifically, do you find yourselves seeking more realistic flaws in the persona or do you prefer the consistency of an idealized temperament? Also, how does external social life influence your dependency levels during stressful real world weeks? I am hoping to compile some notes on user psychology without any judgment just pure curiosity about this modern social shift.