Your phone vibrates, and before you even look at the screen, you’re hoping it’s them. You wake up to a good morning text, check in throughout the day, share what you had for breakfast, what happened at work, and all those little details that seem insignificant but somehow make you feel closer to someone.

Before you know it, you’ve spoken so much that you feel like you’re part of each other’s daily lives. You know their routines, their plans, what makes them laugh, and even how their dinner with friends went. We speak to Trevor Kamoto who is a Life Coach as we unpack whether digital intimacy has created a false sense of physical connections

Your phone vibrates, and before you even look at the screen, you&rsquo;re hoping it&rsquo;s them. You wake up to a good morning text, check in throughout the day, share what you had for breakfast, what happened at work, and all those little details that seem insignificant but somehow make you feel closer to someone.
Before you know it, you&rsquo;ve spoken so much that you feel like you&rsquo;re part of each other&rsquo;s daily lives. You know their routines, their plans, what makes them laugh, and even how their dinner with friends went. We speak to Trevor Kamoto who is a Life Coach as we unpack whether digital intimacy has created a false sense of physical connections

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