From Screen Time to Sensual Time
Briefly

The article discusses the compelling impact of digital devices on relationships, coining the term 'digital mistress effect' to describe how screens draw couples apart emotionally despite physical proximity. While traditional threats to intimacy like infidelity and dishonesty are well-recognized, the silent erosion of connection through technology is a more insidious issue. Research indicates that a considerable percentage of adults suffer from technology-induced distractions, and many couples believe it affects their communication and satisfaction, leading to growing concerns among marriage therapists and divorce attorneys.
Social Media: The Most Overlooked Form of Emotional Betrayal... a third party is competing for intimacy, engagement, and connection. I call it 'the digital mistress effect.'
The glow of their screens illuminates a silent seductress. This 'digital mistress' is always waiting, listening, ready to steal time, stimulate, entertain, and gratify.
Research shows that 33-43% of adults use technology in bed every night, and 45% consider technology a problem in their marriage.
Couples therapists and divorce attorneys now cite excessive phone use as a growing factor in divorce cases.
Read at Psychology Today
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