A shared place for a personality and relationships program
made (code of the original idea) by a secondary school friend,
James G and with edits from others - for example the repo. owner.
I am writing an application designed to tell you your
personality and the sorts of people that you might like.
If you would like to try it, then let me know and
please don't be offended by it because it's still quite new.
Feedback would be appreciated, thanks.
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