Swipe Therapy celebrated its Jakarta homecoming with the Love Bomb launch party, a high-energy night marking the book’s upcoming global release. Held at Space Available in Kemang, the event brought together a vibrant crowd for an evening that turned heartbreak into humor, music, and shared release. Guests were invited to grab early copies of the memoir, exchange their wildest dating stories, and fully immerse themselves in the spirit of modern romance—messy, honest, and unexpectedly fun.

The lineup featured stand-up comedy by Mia Haggi, alongside a special reunion acoustic set by Queef & Dave—a nostalgic return from Mira Sumanti’s student days in the Netherlands—and DJ sets by Skeletale and Asa Kusumah. Interactive moments elevated the night, including a playful “red flag” game where guests competed to collect the most flags by comparing their dating traits, and a guided meditation session encouraging attendees to let go of past relationships.

Blending celebration with catharsis, Love Bomb captured Swipe Therapy’s core message: healing doesn’t have to be quiet—it can be loud, communal, and even joyful.