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EPISODE · Feb 10, 2026 · 20 MIN

Intimacy Inflation: Why Modern Dating Feels So Emotionally Draining

from Signals and Standards with Suzie · host Coach Suzie

We’re living in an era of intimacy inflation — more dating apps, more options, more access… yet less real emotional connection. In this episode, Suzie breaks down why modern dating feels so exhausting, how choice overload, emotional scarcity, and digital distraction fuel dating burnout, and what it actually takes to rebuild grounded, meaningful connection. If you’re struggling with emotional disconnection, mixed signals, or dating fatigue, this conversation will help you slow down, reset your standards, and choose connection that feels steady, intentional, and emotionally safe.------------------------Have a question, want to talk about something from the episode, have an episode idea, want to be a guest on the show or want to drop in to say hi? Reach out anytime at PowerCoachSuzie.com!------------------------self-improvement podcast | self-development podcast self improvement podcast | empowerment podcast personal transformation podcast | self-improvement podcasts life coaching podcast | dating podcast

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