Breaking up is hard. But do you know what's harder? Making the same mistakes in your next relationship. That's where The Exit Interview comes in — a brutally honest (but fun) way to analyze what actually went wrong.
Why You Need an Exit Interview
In the corporate world, when someone leaves a job, they do an exit interview. It's a chance to understand what worked, what didn't, and what could be improved. Why don't we do the same for relationships?
Most breakups end in silence, ghosting, or tears — but rarely with actual insight. The Exit Interview changes that by turning your breakup into actionable data.
How It Works
- Share the Link: Send the Exit Interview to your ex (or fill it out yourself from their perspective)
- Rate the Relationship: Swipe through questions about communication, intimacy, effort, and more
- Find the Evidence: Hunt for red flags in the Evidence Room
- Get Your Stats: Receive a "Relationship Character Sheet" with your strengths and weaknesses
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What Your Stats Mean
🗣️ Communication (Lvl 1-99)
Did you actually say what you meant? Or did you expect them to read your mind? Low scores here mean you need to level up your ability to express needs clearly.
💕 Emotional Availability (Lvl 1-99)
Were you present in the relationship, or were you checked out? This stat measures how much emotional energy you actually invested.
🧼 The "Hygiene" Factor (Lvl 1-99)
Yes, we went there. Sometimes relationships fail because of the small stuff. Did you put in effort on presentation?
Ready to Level Up Your Relationship Stats?
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The Exit Interview generates a shareable "Case File" that you can post on your socials. It's the Gen-Z way to process your breakup — with memes and self-awareness.
Because the only thing worse than a bad breakup is learning nothing from it.