About “Swipe, Ghost, Repeat”

Have you ever looked at your phone and thought, “What the f* am I doing?”**

If that question resonates deep within you, you’re not alone. Welcome to the brutally honest, often baffling world of modern dating as seen through the eyes of Liam and Zara in “Swipe, Ghost, Repeat.”

This isn’t your typical dating guide filled with superficial advice. Instead, author Shehab Casper invites you into the raw, unfiltered conversations of Liam and Zara, two individuals navigating the chaotic landscape of apps, social media, and the ever-present phenomenon of ghosting. They ask the tough questions we’re all thinking but often too afraid to voice:

• Are we addicted to the endless swipe?
• Has the illusion of infinite choice left us perpetually unsatisfied?
• In an era of curated online personas and fleeting digital interactions, can genuine connection even exist?
• Have we normalized toxic behaviors like ghosting and breadcrumbing?
• Is the pursuit of “likes” and validation overshadowing the search for real intimacy?

Through their candid and often hilarious dialogues, Liam and Zara dissect the madness of modern dating, from the addictive dopamine hits of matching to the emotional whiplash of being left on read. They delve into the rise of “Fake Intimacy,” where social media relationships are meticulously crafted for an audience, and explore the unsettling reality of catfishing and AI companions. They expose the culture of “Fake Flex, Fake Love,” where appearances are everything and genuine connection takes a backseat to status and superficiality.

But “Swipe, Ghost, Repeat” is more than just a critical look at the dating scene. Amidst the digital dumpster fire, Liam and Zara share their own unexpected journey. Their story, born from the very apps they critique, offers a glimmer of real hope and a testament to the fact that authenticity can, against all odds, still win. Their heartfelt letters to their unborn child, “Life,” weave a personal narrative of finding something genuine in a world saturated with the fake.

Ultimately, this book is a call to action. Liam and Zara urge readers to “Delete, Detox, Disengage” from the toxic cycles of modern dating and to reconnect with themselves before searching for “the one.” It’s a reminder that true connection starts with authenticity and a willingness to choose real over the fleeting highs of the digital world.

“Swipe, Ghost, Repeat” is a mirror reflecting the current state of our dating lives, a validation for those feeling lost in the digital maze, and a guide for anyone ready to break free and demand something more meaningful.

Are you ready to stop swiping and start living your love life?