I Like It But It Scares Me

In a world where technology and romance collide, “I Like It But It Scares Me” follows the thrilling journey of 28-year-old Mia, a savvy tech entrepreneur navigating the blurred lines between her online life and her messy reality. Set in the vibrant heart of San Francisco, Mia has built her life around her groundbreaking dating app, “HeartSync,” which uses cutting-edge algorithms to connect countless singles. As her app gains popularity, Mia finds herself caught between the exhilaration of newfound success and the haunting traumas of her past—particularly the mysterious disappearance of her college boyfriend, Ethan, over a decade ago.

When Mia encounters Alex, an enigmatic customer support agent with a shadowy past and a keen intuition for the algorithm’s flaws, sparks fly, igniting a complex romance that challenges her fears. Their intense chemistry brings out feelings Mia thought she had long buried, yet Alex embodies the kind of uncertainty that unsettles her: he understands the app’s inner workings too well, and as they grow closer, Mia is torn between her heart and her mind. Meanwhile, strange glitches begin to surface within HeartSync, revealing unnerving connections to Ethan’s disappearance. Mia must confront old demons and unearth buried secrets about her app that threaten to tear her life apart.

As the line between the virtual and real world blurs, Mia and Alex delve deeper into a conspiracy that links HeartSync to a series of players in the tech world, each with their own hidden agendas. The duo must work together to uncover the truth while navigating the emotional rollercoaster of their relationship. Fear intertwines with desire, as Mia grapples with the question: can love exist in a world driven by algorithms, or does it come at too high a price?

“I Like It But It Scares Me” taps into themes of vulnerability, trust, and the complexities of modern love, captivating audiences with its unique blend of techno-thriller and romance. As Mia’s journey unfolds, viewers are invited to reflect on the power of connection and the risks we take for love in an increasingly digital age.