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<description>Weekly signals in one-sided relationships — fiction and non-fiction, decoded by Enan Joe Heneghan.</description>
<item><title>Living with Pennywise: when horror feels like a roommate</title><link>https://www.parasocialize.com/#radar</link><pubDate>2026-09-01</pubDate><description>Why horror icons move in and stay a while — my video plus some gentle context on fandom and attachment.</description></item>
<item><title>The idol economy: when closeness is the product</title><link>https://www.parasocialize.com/#radar</link><pubDate>2026-09-02</pubDate><description>From arena tours to paid message apps — what it feels like when closeness is for sale, and how to enjoy it kindly.</description></item>
<item><title>When your AI companion changes overnight</title><link>https://www.parasocialize.com/#radar</link><pubDate>2026-09-03</pubDate><description>Product updates, lost memories, real grief. A fictional lens on a very real feeling — with some grounding context.</description></item>
<item><title>Streamers who feel like they know you</title><link>https://www.parasocialize.com/#radar</link><pubDate>2026-09-05</pubDate><description>Shout-outs, raids, kind mods — the video-store-regular feeling, scaled up to thousands.</description></item>
<item><title>Characters we keep: why fiction sticks</title><link>https://www.parasocialize.com/#radar</link><pubDate>2026-09-07</pubDate><description>Shipping, kinning, comfort watches — a clear tour of how fictional bonds work.</description></item>
<item><title>The research shelf: two places to go deeper</title><link>https://www.parasocialize.com/#radar</link><pubDate>2026-09-08</pubDate><description>Stever's 2026 book for scholars, the APA trends report for everyone.</description></item>
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