Is The Internet Killing Love?

Is The Internet Killing Love?

From The Marvyn Harrison Podcast by Marvyn Harrison

March 3, 2026 · 1h 25m

About this episode

This episode explores the impact of the internet on love and relationships, discussing themes of loneliness, trauma bonding, and the shifting narratives of masculinity and femininity.

In this episode of The Marvyn Harrison Podcast, we unpack one uncomfortable question: is the internet killing love? From religion and existential doubt to seasonal depression, trauma bonding, toxic relationship dynamics, and the rise of online healing culture, this conversation goes deep into how modern life is reshaping intimacy. We explore: Why social media amplifies heartbreak The difference between passion and trauma bonding Whether peace is the same as silence The mental health impact of winter and isolation Why so many people feel disconnected despite being constantly online Whether faith still offers structure in a chaotic world How masculinity and femininity narratives are shifting This isn’t surface-level relationship advice. It’s a real conversation about connection, loneliness, identity, healing, and responsibility in modern culture. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 — Do You Actually Believe in God? 05:12 — Leaving Religion Without Losing Meaning 12:40 — The Existential Void After Faith 18:03 — Who Do You Call When You’re Not Okay? 22:45 — Peace vs Quiet: The Big Misunderstanding 27:52 — Is The Internet Designed To Break Relationships? 31:49 — Love Or Emotional Addiction? 35:01 —…

People in this episode

Host: Marvyn Harrison

Topics covered

  • internet and love
  • social media
  • mental health
  • relationship dynamics
  • loneliness
  • identity
  • healing culture

Keywords

  • heartbreak
  • passion
  • trauma bonding
  • faith
  • disconnection
  • attention economy

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