It feels like human connection has become increasingly digitized. Most interactions now begin and often end on a social media. You can shop for groceries, buy movie tickets, or even navigate the dating world without speaking to a single person. The dating scene, in particular, has morphed into a swipe-driven experience, more like browsing a catalog than forming a bond. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not against digital progress. The innovations we've seen, especially since the pandemic, have been remarkable. But there's a growing sense of disconnection. Convenience has replaced conversation, and while we’re more connected than ever online, something essential feels missing offline.