Date Everything

This is the emotional heart of the habit.

Journals and Notebooks: We all have half-filled Moleskines. Open the cover. Write "Started: March 12, 2025 - Paris trip" and "Ended: April 30, 2025." When your grandkids find these, a date turns a random notebook into a historical document.

Photos, Before the Cloud: You printed a digital photo? Great. Turn it over. Write the date, the place, and the people. "Uncle Joe, BBQ, 2019" is infinitely more valuable than "Old guy, food, summer." date everything

Receipts and Warranties: You buy a blender. You register the warranty. You lose the email. Instead, staple the receipt to the manual, and on the outside of the manual, write "Purchase: 01/15/25 - Expires 01/15/27." Date the reminder.

Date: October 26, 2023 Subject: Analysis of the "Date Everything" Concept and Franchise This is the emotional heart of the habit

There is a dark side to dating: relying on digital dates. If you print a photo, write the date on the back in pencil (ink fades). If you label a file, ensure the date is in the filename, not just the "modified" metadata, because metadata gets stripped when you email a file or upload it to a cloud service.

The golden rule: The date must be human-readable without a computer. If you can look at the object and see 2025-05-20 with your naked eye, you have won. Write "Started: March 12, 2025 - Paris trip"

Outside of gaming, the literal concept of dating objects is known as Objectum Sexuality.

The game occupies the "Absurdist Dating Sim" niche. This niche has proven highly profitable in recent years, evidenced by titles like Hatoful Boyfriend (dating pigeons) and Purrfect Date (dating cats).