Zoe had endured three years of Perth's dating scene—Bumble, Hinge, even reluctantly trying Tinder. Every relationship followed the same pattern: exciting first month, awkward second month, ghost by month three.

""What's wrong with me?"" she asked her flatmate after another guy said he ""needed space."" Her flatmate, blunt as always, replied: ""Maybe you're picking the same type of wrong person over and over?""

 

That night, frustrated and three wines deep, Zoe found an AI relationship analysis tool. ""Fine, AI, tell me why I'm undatable,"" she muttered, filling out the assessment on zaishi.net.

 

The AI Relationship Compatibility Report scored her at 75/100 for partnership success and revealed her core issue: she communicated through direct conversation and logical problem-solving, but kept attracting emotionally avoidant partners who hated ""serious talks.""

 

Her conflict resolution style was ""discuss immediately and resolve,"" but she'd dated three consecutive guys whose style was ""withdraw and process alone."" Completely incompatible approaches, recipe for disaster.

 

The AI recommended she wait until post-30 for marriage (she's 28) and—most importantly—provided a detailed profile of compatible communication styles to look for.

 

Six months later, Zoe's dating someone who actually wants to talk through issues. They're both verbal processors. Their first disagreement got resolved in twenty minutes instead of three weeks of silence. ""It's not dramatic or exciting,"" Zoe says, ""but it actually works.""

 

The AI didn't find her soulmate, but it taught her what compatibility actually looks like beyond butterflies and attraction.

 

Understand your patterns: Visit zaishi.net for your free Relationship Compatibility Report and stop repeating the same dating mistakes.