“It always better to just leave” - I thought that when I was younger and wasn’t really even considering marriage. When you’ve heard some stories and all of them end up in two possible outcomes: it just vanishes or it’s finally over but with endless, cyclic shit-show drama. It seems to be so hard, but in the meantime there’s not a lot of resources out there encouraging you to work through relationship problems just to jettison them and move on to the next.  

Recently, a female friend who is a successful journalist, was complaining to me about her difficult family situation. She has been quite restrained and reserved about her personal life, and I realized that it was opening up and revealing her feelings to me. She said she was unable to solve the existing problems alone, that she didn’t have any close friends, and that she didn’t feel like visiting a psychologist but didn’t not want to live like this anymore.

The LOVE ’N’ GRAPH program was recently used by a family psychologist. The permission of the clients has been granted but their names have been changed to protect their privacy.

The idea for Love’n’Graph came to me when I was about 32 years old. At that time, I was quite successful in business and had gained a lot of experience in the field of crisis-management. I worked with several companies and projects at various stages of crisis or stagnation and which were in need of a serious over haul.

Our slogan at Love'n'Graph is: “FEEL, THINK, LOVE.” This is the main idea of our program and the central message we want to convey to our users. So what is Love'n'Graph about? Well, during the development of the program, we were thinking a lot about how true love is born. We asked ourselves what it is about love that makes a person happy.

People have been trying to understand the secret of love for centuries. How do we choose our partners? Who do we fall in love with? Why do we break up?

When evaluating a partner, we concentrate on those qualities that form his or her personality. The result of this evaluation, like in chemistry, can be positive, negative, or neutral. In other words, we like, dislike, or stay indifferent to a person we are evaluating.

People have been trying to find an answer to this question for many years. For example, Erich Fromm said that love is an answer to a human’s life.

We all can hire a good psychiatrist and go through a long and expensive psychoanalysis course that can help us understand more about us and people around. Or we can choose another option — an innovative program that can help us learn more about our self-conception, like Love N Graph. Love N Graph can not only assist to learn more about ourselves, but can also help create balanced relationship between two people.

There are many theories on how people choose their life-partners, but all of them have three things in common..

OUR MISSION

To inspire users to be more open, honest, and responsible with their feelings and emotions in their intimate relationships.

Have you ever gone skydiving? Even if you haven’t, you can probably imagine the experience — a thrilling adrenaline rush, the exhilaration and freedom of flying like a bird!

The Love’n’The Love’n’Graph program has been approved and endorsed by many professionals in the field of psychotherapy and in the dating and marriage service industry.Graph program has been approved and endorsed by many professionals in the field of psychotherapy and in the dating and marriage service industry.

In order to get an overall assessment of Love’n’Graph, its content, and technical characteristics we created a focus group from our potential users.

The focus group consisted of 83 people with an equal number of both men and women aged between 20 and 40 years old. The focus group included people who were single, those who had problems in their relationship with a partner, and those who were in a good relationship with their partner.

All participants were offered to create their profiles in the app and then the profiles of their partner (real or ideal).

Our lives are full of ever-ending conflicts. The question then, is how can we bring these conflicts to an end and cease suffering?

If you ask a stranger whether everything is good in their life, there’s a 90% chance that you’ll get a negative answer. Most people aren’t satisfied with various areas of their lives. The reasons why can range from financial problems to problems in their personal lives. Gender, age, and profession rarely change something — it’s quite noticeable that most people — regardless of those three things — aren’t too happy.