Why Modern Relationships Feel Empty

Joachim stared at the email he had sent a month ago.

Nikki had left an hour ago and he hadn’t even checked his inbox that day.

He wasn’t surprised, but he was disappointed.

Really disappointed.

Rightman brothers invest had refused to invest capital in PlaynDate.

They did not consider the product to be serious, and Joachim knew very well why.

His shaky, uncertain appearance.

And they were right.

He had to be able to sell the product in order to get it onto the market.

The app would sell itself.

Friendship, love and dating.

Finding love.

Finding a new friend.

Mybe finding a new friend in a new city.

And for the dates: challenging good-looking people in games for the opportunity to connect was brilliant.

He had done his research carefully with AI bots that had vacuumed the internet on what girls thought of online online dating apps today and the majority had settled on quick witted meetings and sex.

It had its charm but in the long run they were looking for something more.

It was natural.

The human desire to find someone to love was different from the animal desire to just mate.

In the long run, most people wanted to find someone to be with in their life.

Loyalty.

What did Nikki say?

Its a game game game.

In his tests, it had been shown that women in their 40s appreciated the online dating app the most.

They liked that the contact was not immediate and that they were challenged with questions.

It also put the other person on the spot.

Did he have something on his mind?

But one of the best things was that this had to take some time.

That you had to struggle a bit before you reached a conversation where dicpics were not possible to send.

The app was going to be a success, but he couldn’t sell it.

He clicked down the email and looked ahead.

He needed to make this project work because everything seemed to hinge on the job at Q.

But the good news was that Nikki seemed more than on board.

He just hoped he hadn’t started something crazy with what he had just created.

Maybe intimacy was never supposed to feel this disposable.