What I Cover

I’m fascinated by how technology, psychology, and human behavior come together in the world of digital dating. I like to dig into how apps and platforms influence trust, attraction, and the way people connect — sometimes in ways we don’t even notice.

Most of my work looks at verification systems, algorithmic matchmaking, safety design, and user experience. But I’m equally interested in the human side of it: how people form meaningful relationships online, how trust is built (or broken), and how technology can either help or get in the way of genuine connection. I also explore cultural and social trends, like how people present themselves online, how communication norms are evolving, and the psychology behind digital interactions.

I try to go beyond the platform features and numbers to tell the story of real people navigating love and connection in a digital world. My goal is to give readers insights they can actually use — whether it’s understanding why we swipe, how algorithms shape our choices, or how to protect themselves while forming authentic bonds.

My Background

I have a Ph.D. in Social Psychology, focusing on how people behave in online communities. I’ve spent over a decade studying trust, decision-making, and social behavior in digital spaces.

Before joining Luxy, I consulted for social networking and dating companies, advising on ethical design, user experience, and data integrity. I’ve also published research on digital trust and the social impact of technology, and I regularly write and speak about how technology influences relationships.

I like to combine academic insight with real-world experience, so my work reflects both the data and the human stories behind it.

Editorial Ethics

I approach everything I write with accuracy, empathy, and balance. I don’t endorse or promote any particular platform — my focus is on helping readers make sense of online dating through evidence-based analysis.

Transparency, rigor, and respect for user privacy guide every article I write. I believe that responsible journalism in digital dating requires both technical understanding and human insight, so readers can navigate online relationships with clarity and confidence.