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We thought we really knew Connor Storrie, but it turned out to be a parasocial relationship

We thought we really knew Connor Storrie, but it turned out to be a parasocial relationship

Journalist Senna Brammer discusses the phenomenon of parasocial relationships using the example of actor Connor Storrie. The article explores how audiences can feel a misleading sense of personal connection and betrayal when an online persona differs from reality.

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