Jonathan Fields

When you think about that also, I would imagine folks who are especially coming back into the world of dating or whatever is the mechanism that they say yes to as a way to try and find love later in life, that the

The technologies have changed profoundly.

I'm with my wife 34 years now.

We're married 29 years.

And so we went on a blind date, introduced by one of her childhood friends.

It was a radically different world when we first met.

And now, if you've been out of that world for a long time,

You haven't even thought about it.

And then for a variety of reasons, you find yourself back in this space.

I would imagine just the technical aspects of this have got to be a little bit terrifying.

That's amazing.

I love the invitation to sort of like say, yes, you may be concerned.

And it's a yes and thing.

Like there are probably precautions you can take.

There are things that you could think about the way that you're going to step into them or not.

But these technologies are available to open doors that never would have been open before if you understand how to engage with them in a way that feels good.

And I know we'll get into this a little bit further into our conversation.

Approaching, whether it's technology or any other thing, with a methodology and a system and approach is incredibly helpful.

Before we get there, though, I don't want to leave behind those three sort of imperatives slash fears that you talked about.

So one was biological, one was cultural.