The Personal Journey Behind This Project
If you're here, thank you. Whether you clicked out of curiosity or I personally sent you this, I built this space for people like us — the ones trying to make sense of their own patterns.
This website wasn’t built for fame, for likes, or to go viral. It was built for me — and anyone else like me. People trying to understand why they feel the way they do, why some connections feel electric while others feel like silence, why they care deeply in a world that’s emotionally shallow.
We live in the Matrix. TikTok. Instagram reels. Porn. Dopamine’s everywhere. Fast content. Fast love. Fast goodbyes.
But attention? Real attention? That’s rare.
People don’t take the time to know anyone anymore. They swipe, get a hit of connection, and ghost when things get real.
When your phone breaks, you try to fix it. You don’t throw it away unless it’s truly outdated or useless.
So why don’t we treat relationships with the same patience?
This project is my response to that mindset. It took me 27 years to begin understanding myself — and I realized something: You can’t understand someone in a week, a month, or even a year. Understanding takes patience. Time. Repetition. Care. That’s what love is.
I spent nights reflecting. Alone. Looking in the mirror and replaying my life — decision by decision. In that solitude, I discovered a book called Attached. That book gave me language for things I’d always felt but couldn’t name. I realized my reactions weren’t random — they were patterns. My attachment style explained a lot.
I used to think only women created drama when they didn’t get attention in relationships. Turns out — that’s not a gender thing. That’s a human response to emotional disconnection. That’s protest behavior. Or sometimes… it’s deactivation.
I’m still learning. Some people don’t get it — they think once you’re married or committed, none of this theory matters. But I disagree. Because theory turns into action. And action turns into habits. And habits build (or break) relationships.
Realization is everything. Loving someone isn’t just about chemistry or compatibility. It’s a decision. A discipline. A daily act of seeing, hearing, understanding — and staying.
“My wife used to fart in her sleep.”
— Good Will Hunting
Might sound silly, but it’s one of the most profound moments in the film. Sean wasn’t talking about romance — he was talking about real. Real love lives in the mundane. In the quirks. In the little things you grow to adore.
“You’re just a kid. You don’t have the faintest idea what you’re talking about.”
— Good Will Hunting
It’s a reminder that reading about love isn’t the same as living it. You can highlight every page in every book — but you won’t understand it until it’s your heart on the line.
“The past is just a story we tell ourselves.”
— Her (2013)
And maybe that’s the beauty of healing. You don’t erase the past — but you rewrite how it shapes you.
🔁 Where This Journey Started
Before building this site, I launched another project:
🔗 Discover Your Love Language
That was my first attempt at turning self-reflection into something interactive and shareable. It started with a Google Form. This one? It started with a PDF.
At first, I’d send people a static file and have them tally up their attachment scores manually. But I knew that wasn’t enough. Not because the info wasn’t good — but because the delivery didn’t plant the seed deeply enough. I’ve realized something: not everyone will read the books that changed my life. But if I turn those ideas into an experience? If I can get someone to pause for 5 minutes and see themselves a little clearer — I’ve done my job.
Maybe we are in the Matrix of the subconscious.
Maybe Tyler Durden lives there.
Maybe I’m just Leonardo DiCaprio from Inception — trying to plant one thought in your head.
This quiz isn't just answers — it’s a red pill.
Not a fix. Not a diagnosis.
But maybe the first shift in how you view your patterns, your needs, and your wiring.
So if you're still reading this, and you haven’t taken the quiz yet...
❤️ Here’s the link
— Utsav