Technology and Modern Relationships

EPISODE · Jan 7, 2026 · 24 MIN

Technology and Modern Relationships

from Human Relationships · host Ioannis Sidiropoulos

In our first episode of Anthropon Scheseis (Human Relationships), we explore how technology is reshaping intimacy, attention, and trust. From constant messaging and “always-on” availability, to dating apps, swipe fatigue, and the quiet pressure of social media comparison, this episode looks at how digital habits can bring us closer, and how they can also distance us from ourselves and each other.You will hear practical questions to reflect on your own patterns, along with research-informed insights on connection, communication, and emotional presence. We close with a short poem from my collection Anthropon Scheseis titled Faces, capturing the paradox of being constantly connected, yet still far away.🧡@anthropon.sxeseis

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