A Perth Father's Second Chance at Love
Mark's first marriage ended badly. Really badly. Seven years together, two kids, then a divorce that cost him half his assets and most of his confidence. At 41, living in a Joondalup apartment and sharing custody, Mark was terrified of repeating his mistakes.
He'd met someone new—Sarah, a teacher from Fremantle—and things were getting serious. But Mark kept panicking: what if he screwed it up again? What if they had the same problems? What if he picked wrong again?
His brother, tired of hearing Mark's spiral, sent him a link to an AI relationship analysis tool. "Stop overthinking and get some actual data," his brother said. "You're an engineer—treat it like a technical problem."
The AI Relationship Compatibility Report analyzed Mark's patterns from his first marriage and current relationship dynamics with Sarah. The score: 84/100 compatibility—significantly higher than his first marriage would have scored (the AI estimated his ex-wife match at 52/100 based on the patterns he described).
The analysis revealed critical differences: with his ex-wife, they had completely opposite conflict styles (she needed immediate resolution, he needed processing time—constant friction). With Sarah, they both valued thoughtful discussion and space to think—compatible conflict resolution.
The communication analysis was eye-opening: Mark expressed love through acts of service and quality time. His ex-wife needed words of affirmation and physical touch—chronically mismatched. Sarah valued quality time and meaningful conversations—aligned with Mark's natural style.
Most importantly, the AI predicted their relationship sustainability: high probability of long-term success if they maintained open communication and respected each other's processing styles. It recommended marriage timing: after two years of living together, around age 43-44.
Mark and Sarah are now engaged, planning a wedding for next year. They live together in Fremantle, the kids love Sarah, and Mark finally feels like he's not walking on eggshells.
"I thought I was just bad at relationships," Mark admits. "But the AI showed me I wasn't broken—I was just matched with the wrong person before. Now I'm with someone compatible, and everything feels easier."
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