Why You Feel Lonely: The Truth About Digital Intimacy

Are you constantly connected to the internet but deep down, wondering **why you feel lonely**? We are living in a paradox where we have hundreds of digital friends, yet we are losing the ability to truly love.

In this video, we explore the silent crisis of **loneliness in the digital age**. We revisit the famous "Wire Mother" experiment to understand why human beings crave warmth over survival, and how we are currently starving ourselves of emotional nutrition by hugging "cold machines" instead of people.

We discuss how smartphones create a safety buffer that ruins **modern relationship dynamics**. By avoiding the "friction" of real intimacy—the awkward silences and bad moods—we accidentally filter out the joy of connection.

If you feel isolated despite being online, this video explains the *psychology of social media addiction* and why true connection requires the bravery to be vulnerable.

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