Alright, let’s cut the crap.
You’re here. Which means some part of your soul, or at least your scrolling thumb, is probably screaming into the void about this whole modern “dating” charade.
You know the drill:
That late-night, blue-light-special scroll through faces you’ll forget by morning.
The little ding of a match – a tiny, pathetic dopamine hit that lasts all of five seconds.
The three-day text-a-thon that feels like it might be going somewhere…
And then.
Radio. F*cking. Silence.
Ghosted. Aired. Left on read like yesterday’s news.
SOUND FAMILIAR? YEAH, WE THOUGHT SO.
You’re drowning in a sea of filtered faces, “6ft if it matters” bios, and curated lies. You’re wondering if genuine connection went the way of the dinosaurs, replaced by transactional hookups, clout-chasing, and people whose personalities are about as deep as a puddle in a heatwave.
You’ve seen the “leng models,” the “gym bro nonsense,” the toxic memes disguised as wisdom, and the BBLs that look like they’re defying gravity (and maybe common sense). You’ve probably even thought, like Liam in Chapter 1, “What the fuck am I doing?”
Well, guess what? You’re not mad. You’re not alone. And you’re definitely not the problem.
The game is the problem. And it’s fucking rigged.
ENTER: “SWIPE, GHOST, REPEAT” by Shehab Casper.
This ain’t no self-help manual full of fluffy affirmations and advice to “just put yourself out there more, hun!”
Nah.
This is the raw, unfiltered, street-smart truth, spat out by two people – Liam and Zara – who’ve been in the goddamn trenches with you. They’re the mates down the pub, the voice in your head, the ones brave enough to say what everyone’s thinking but too polite (or too tired) to articulate.
Inside “Swipe, Ghost, Repeat,” you’re not getting a lecture. You’re getting:
- THE REAL TALK: No jargon, no psychobabble. Just straight-up, bruv-level honesty about how addictive these apps are, how they warp our self-worth, and how we’ve all become complicit in this cycle of madness.
- THE BREAKDOWN: From “The Swiping Game” and “The Illusion of Options” to “Fake Intimacy,” “Ghost Town,” and the rise of “Fake Flex, Fake Love” (yeah, those rented Lambos and Klarna babes), Liam and Zara rip the damn lid off it all.
- THE “WTF IS HAPPENING?” MOMENTS: AI girlfriends? People simping over pixels? Relationships treated like business deals? It’s all in here, because it’s all out there. And it’s WILD.
- A GLIMMER OF ACTUAL, REAL-LIFE HOPE: Spoiler alert (but not really, ’cause life’s messy) – amidst all this digital dumpster fire, Liam and Zara actually found something real. On a dating app. The irony isn’t lost on them, and their journey, culminating in heartfelt letters to their unborn child, “Life,” will hit you right in the feels. It’s proof that even in this cooked system, authenticity can, sometimes, miraculously, win.
- THE KICK UP THE ARSE YOU NEED: “Delete, Detox, Disengage.” This book isn’t just about pointing out the problems; it’s about empowering you to change your own game. To choose real. To find yourself before you try to find “the one.”
WHY THIS BOOK? WHY NOW?
Because you’re tired. Tired of the games. Tired of the fakeness. Tired of feeling disposable.
Because you need to hear someone say IT. OUT. LOUD.
Because it’s written in your language, about your experiences.
Because somewhere, deep down, you still believe real connection is possible, even if it feels like searching for a unicorn in a swamp.
“Swipe, Ghost, Repeat” isn’t just a book; it’s a bloody lifeline. It’s a mirror. It’s a conversation starter. It’s validation. And it might just be the thing that helps you break free from the soul-crushing cycle and start demanding something more. Something real.
Stop letting the algorithm dictate your love life.
Stop accepting breadcrumbs when you deserve the whole damn bakery.
It’s time to get off the hamster wheel.
It’s time to stop searching and start living.
You’ve swiped enough.
CLICK HERE TO GRAB YOUR COPY OF “SWIPE, GHOST, REPEAT” – AND START BREAKING THE CYCLE.
Pay What You Want!
P.S. As Zara & Liam put it: “IF YOU AIN’T PART OF THE SOLUTION, THEN YOU’RE PART OF THE PROBLEM.” Which side are you on?