Something's Not Right With Her.

But You Can't Quite Name It.

Most men know there's a problem but don't understand women well enough to describe what's wrong. You're not alone.

Find Out What's Actually Wrong

You might not even know there's a problem...

She stops telling you the small stuff

That's not 'less chatter,' it's withdrawal.

She texts less and avoids small updates

She's mentally disconnecting.

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If any of these sound familiar, you're not alone.

50%

of your assets at risk if you're not paying attention

69%

of divorces are initiated by women

6 months

the head start women have when planning to leave

Why does this happen?

She's acting in ways that confuse you. You don't have the language to describe what's wrong, so you question yourself: "Maybe this is normal?"

You sense her respect fading—she argues more, second-guesses your decisions, seems irritable at things she used to find endearing.

You've noticed specific behaviors that feel off, but when you bring them up, she acts like you're the problem. That's confusing.

You already know the answers.
You just don't know how to make them work in your relationship.

You Know Something's Not Right

But you don't have the language to describe it. She seems confident in her behavior, so you question yourself: "Maybe this is normal? Maybe I'm being too sensitive?"

You're Suffering Alone

You don't talk to your friends about this stuff. You've been told to "man up" or that expressing vulnerability is weak. So you deal with it silently while it eats away at you.

The Avoidance Trap

You avoid thinking about it because confronting relationship problems means vulnerability. But avoidance is exactly what leads to her making the decision for you—6 months before you even see it coming.

This Is Solvable. Here's Exactly How.

Our AI analyzes your responses and identifies the exact patterns destroying your relationship—with frequency data, severity ratings, and psychological explanations for WHY each behavior is happening.

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Relationship Insights

Get up to 6 specific behavioral patterns identified—not vague advice, but data-backed insights into what's actually happening

5 Interactive Skill-Building Exercises

De-escalation toolkit, boundary building, empathy, simulation practice, contribution balance, and more—all tracked in your dashboard

Professional Discussion Documents

Generate downloadable PDFs to bring to your partner or therapist—backed by your completed exercises and progress data

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With a Visual Dashboard

After your assessment, access 5 skill-building exercises displayed in a sophisticated masonry dashboard. See your relationship health improve in real-time.

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Each exercise provides actionable tools, real-time feedback, and builds toward generating your professional discussion document.

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Empathy

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Contribution Balance

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Receive up to 6 specific behavioral patterns with severity ratings and frequency data—see exactly what's happening in your relationship.

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Create professional PDFs with your insights and progress to bring to your partner or therapist—have the conversation backed by data.

It Is Masculine
To Take Action

Avoidance is the most common male tactic in relationships. Research shows that stonewalling and shutting down are how most men handle relationship problems.

You're here. That already sets you apart from most men.

Showing up with courage and self-awareness—that's masculine. Running away from hard truths—that's weak. You're choosing to confront this instead of letting it destroy you silently.

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before it's too late

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