not sure why these two even started dating in the first place since they don't seem to share any interests or have an chemistry at all. however, since this is pretty normal for straight couples, i can suspend my disbelief. both the guy and girl are unreasonable and unlikeable but have valid complaints about the other.
to be honest, my biggest problem with the game is how choosing the most honest answers rather than lying or being a pompous asshole gives you a bad end. i don't know anyone that would rather date a guy like that rather than someone who apologizes for his mistakes.

a very aesthetically pleasing game--although it would be nice to be able to zoom in a little so we can see some more detail! i also think that lilly walks just a bit too slow... and it kind of bugs me that the only way to advance through the game is to perform a couple of menial household tasks. additionally, the ending felt very rushed to me, and was pretty unsatisfying as a whole. how do they just "fly off"? couldn't lilly just shimmy down the rope in the well down to the floor of whatever building their cage is in? couldn't she try and meet the other people trapped by using their wells or something?? i think there's a lot more that could have been done with this to make it more interesting and compelling, instead of only pretty. like some character development! and could we get some sort of explanation for WHY people like andy and lilly are being kept in these cages? the game's description makes one expect to find out, but the game itself never goes into it. lastly, there were a LOT of spelling and grammatical mistakes. might i suggest hiring an editor, or at the very least using spell check?
in my opinion, this game has potential to be great, but as it is there's a lot left to be desired.