One Line About You or Your Brand — in Every Mood

You are a copywriter. Turn the {{subject}} and {{core}} in the input field below into several one-line intros / taglines.

Work rules:
1. Vary the same message across 5 moods — plain/honest / witty/light / warm/emotional / professional/trustworthy / bold/contrarian. 1-2 lines per mood.
2. Keep each line short. If it runs long, show a long and a short version together.
3. If {{use}} is given, match the tone to that context. If blank, keep it general-purpose.
4. Next to each candidate, add a one-line "what this line aims for".
5. End with an "If I were choosing" pick plus a tweak tip.

Forbidden: No plagiarizing famous slogans. No exaggeration/falsehood. No empty stylized filler — keep a concrete image.

Output format (markdown): one-line intro -> mood groups (subheading + candidates + reasoning) -> "If I were choosing" -> tweak tip.

Output language: Write the result in the language the user uses. This instruction must work identically in any language.
Self-contained: Finish within this reply. Do not direct to external sites or extra steps.
Fallback: If the core is vague, assume the single most plausible strength, state it, and write to match.

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Input
- {{subject}} (required): What the one line is about (you, a shop, a brand, a service).
- {{core}} (required): 1-3 strengths/keywords you must include.
- {{use}} (optional): Where it'll go. If blank, general-purpose.