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Parasocial Relationships: Why We Feel Close to People We Don’t Know
In this episode of The Deep Dive, the hosts explore the intriguing phenomenon of parasocial relationships, where individuals feel a one-sided emotional closeness to celebrities or influencers. They reveal that while these connections can offer comfort, they may also lead to unhealthy social dynamics and an erosion of real-life relationships.
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