The best forms of art are born from real experiences. They come from real emotion, real joy, real learning, and sometimes, real pain. My commitment to this project comes from a similar place of honesty. I have made my fair share of mistakes in relationships, but those failures were the catalyst for my growth. Like many others in this generation, I was never given a reasonable blueprint for how to build a healthy partnership. I grew up in an environment where the music, the movies, and the people around me were all winging it without any real structure or guidance. We built terrible habits that stuck around for years, and I have watched good people battle demons that were handed to them at an early age.

It is sad that we don't properly protect the young so they can grow into stable, reliable partners. Once you invite certain behaviors into your life, it is extremely difficult to walk away. It takes a level of commitment that most people simply haven't developed because our habits become our default settings. This is why I find the recklessness of modern entertainment and social media so exhausting. They magnify our problems by teaching us that there is always an infinite abundance of options and that the right relationship will just fall out of the sky if we focus entirely on ourselves. It is a lie that drives us further into silos and away from the people we need.

We aim to reduce approach anxiety and restore the transparency that used to be a natural part of tight knit communities. In the digital world, everyone has been made anonymous, which only serves to make us more reckless. By refining our expectations and focusing on real accountability, we can begin to reverse the downward trend in the marital rate. This isn't just an app to me. It is a living, breathing mission to give the next group the choice that I didn't have. Progress is built on the backs of people willing to sacrifice their own comfort for the good of the group, and I am here to work until we get back to that.