Alex Cooper

What do you think is just behind that?

I completely agree with everything you just said.

But specifically, I think what is very applicable to my audience is like we're looking for the perfect and we're so hyper fixated on because there's such an enormity of options out there.

Because back in the day, our parents never had the access we have.

They didn't know that there was a guy named Mike in L.A.

who had a six pack that they can stock.

Like it was just the people that were in their proximity.

And I would love if you could expand a little bit more on like,

being inundated with relationship content online and through pop culture?

Like, how has that warped our idea of love and dating and what it's supposed to look like?

It's like people are not...

as predictable as these apps are.

And that is becoming somehow a negative in our eyes.

We're like, it should just be, you know, black and white.

But really, that used to be what was so divine.

Can we also focus on, I love how you said, like the feeling of these people are going out there and then there's this anxiety.

But I think something so beautiful about first dates and first experiences or second dates or third dates is sometimes the butterflies we feel when we meet someone and there's the unknown and again, the unpredictability that shouldn't scare us.

It should excite you to some degree.

How can someone tell the difference, though, between anxious butterflies and then when it's actually a warning sign that maybe something is off?

Yeah, it's like...