Meet Your Family of Heroes

Mr Tartar has always carried the weight – financially, emotionally, and mentally. As a father, partner, or provider, he shows up for everyone. But no one sees how exhausted he is inside.

Behind his strength is a man slowly breaking from the demands of fatherhood, the pressure of work, and the emotional toll of toxic and abusive relationships. Whether he’s in a strained marriage, recovering from divorce, co-parenting, or struggling to date again—he feels unseen, unsupported, and emotionally alone.

He wants to reconnect – with his kids, his partner, and himself. He wants to feel like more than a paycheck or protector. But with constant stress and unrealistic expectations, he’s losing touch with his purpose – and his peace.

Does this sound like you?

• You feel emotionally drained and unsupported in your relationship.
• You’re burned out at work and unsure how to balance fatherhood and manhood.
• The stress of work, finances, and expectations is making you question who you even are
• You miss the man you used to be before life got heavy.

Can Mr Tartar break free from emotional overload and rebuild the connections that matter?

Help Mr Tartar Find His Strength

She’s always there for everyone – except herself.

Mrs Tartar has spent years doing it all: supporting her partner, managing the household, raising children, trying to get pregnant, being an entrepreneur, showing up at work. Whether she’s a single mom, in an abusive marriage that feels one-sided, or dating someone who is toxic – she keeps showing up, even when there’s nothing left to give. She’s the overachiever. But somewhere between late-night texts, work deadlines, and emotional labor – Mrs Tartar lost her voice. 

If you’ve ever felt unappreciated in your relationship, overworked at your job, or unsure how to balance motherhood, career, and self-worth – Mrs Tartar is your reflection.

She’s not here to be perfect anymore. She’s here to be whole.

Do you relate?

• You’re always prioritizing others and ignoring your own needs.
• You feel unseen in your relationship, unappreciated at home, and exhausted.
• You miss the confident, independent version of yourself you used to be.

Can Mrs Tartar break free from self-sabotage, fear, grief and finally reclaim her happiness?

Help Mrs Tartar Rediscover Herself

Mini Tartar is the girl who seems fine – but inside, she’s falling apart.

She’s trying to be the good daughter, the perfect friend, the chill girlfriend – but none of it feels real. Between fake friends, messy dating situations, school drama, and a mom who doesn’t understand her – she feels like she’s constantly getting it wrong.

She doesn’t know who she is without the filters, the likes, the people-pleasing. And first love? It’s confusing, exciting – and honestly, kind of painful.If you’ve ever felt like you’re too much for your family but not enough for your friends – Mini Tartar gets it. You’re not an outsider. You’re just growing.

 Is this you or someone you love?

• You feel stuck between what your family expects and what you want.
• You constantly compare yourself to others, wondering if you’ll ever be good enough.
• You’re navigating friendships, dating, and social pressure – and it’s overwhelming.

 Can Mini Tartar trust herself before she disappears into who others want her to be?

Help PulseHeart Find Her Confidence

RebelHeart is the boy who gets labeled a “problem” – but no one asks what he’s going through.
He’s smart. He’s observant. And he feels everything. But between fights at home, pressure to impress girls, and trying to figure out who his real friends are – he’s running on empty.

At school, he’s either overlooked or underestimated.In dating, he’s unsure if being himself is ever good enough.At home, he’s tired of being misunderstood or shut down.

So he plays the rebel. He builds the walls. Because being real hasn’t felt safe in a long time.

Does this sound familiar?

• You feel pushed aside, like no one really sees you.
• You’re caught between wanting to fit in and wanting to be yourself.
• You don’t know where you belong – at home, at school and who your friends are.

If you’ve ever felt like you had to choose between being accepted or being yourself? 

Help RebelHeart Stay on Track

RushHeart is the guy who looks chill but inside, he’s lost.

He used to chase the American blueprint: college, career, success, marriage, kids. But when burnout and toxic love hit everything cracked. He dropped out, hustled hard, and crashed even harder. Now he’s back home at 28, watching friends “make it” while he’s stuck trying to rebuild and reboot his life.

He scrolls job listings at night and wonders if he missed his shot. Is he just getting started? He doesn’t want pity. He wants peace. But above anything else he wants purpose. He wants to believe he’s not a failure just because life didn’t go as planned.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re constantly behind in life, like you’re working twice as hard for half the results – RushHeart gets it.

Is this you or someone you love or know?

• You feel lost in grind culture, constantly proving you’re worth something.
• You compare yourself to everyone who “made it” while you’re still stuck.
• You’re healing from toxic love but scared to open up again and you are building walls around you.
• You want more but you’re not even sure what that looks like anymore.

Can RushHeart stop chasing someone else’s dream – and finally build his own dream?

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HeartWell is the girl who looks like she’s got it all together but in reality, not so much.

She’s the first-gen daughter who tries to be grateful, obedient, and strong but she’s had enough. She is quite tired of being called “too sensitive”. Tired of pretending her on-and-off relationship isn’t messing with her head. Oh it is. She is tired of feeling guilty for wanting a life that’s hers, not one her parents planned. She is the black sheep of the family.

Raised in a strict Caribbean home in the United States, Heartwell was told: Don’t argue. Don’t date. Don’t stray too far! But she didn’t listen. She fell in love with the wrong guy. Again. She moved away. She chose psychology over something “real” and where you can earn a decent living from. And now she’s stuck between freedom and guilt, family and self, love and loss. 

She’s volunteering at a women’s shelter, working part-time at a coffee shop, and slowly realizing: the world doesn’t always see her. The microaggressions, the gaslighting, the toxic “you’re lucky to have this” energy. it’s all adding up and she is getting angry.

Her boyfriend? Hot-and-cold…Says she’s overreacting. Disappears, then love-bombs. She knows it’s not love. But it still hurts and the problem? She still loves him.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re walking on eggshells , biting your tongue around your parents, or stuck in a love that confuses more than it comforts then Heartwell gets it. You’re not broken. You’re entering a new phase of your life.

Is this you or someone you know?

• You’ve stayed in a relationship hoping it would change even when it hurts so much.
• You feel torn between your roots and your future?u
• You’ve been called “too much” for standing up, or “not enough” for staying quiet.
• You’re realizing healing isn’t pretty but damn, it’s necessary!

Can HeartWell stop trying to fit someone else’s version of “good” – and start choosing herself, even if it disappoints everyone else?

Help HeartWell Stay on Track