If You Reward Volume, You Get Noi...
If You Reward Volume, You Get Noise!!
For anyone bruised by modern dating or outdated scripts, we ... por The Connection Audit
T1 · E9
20 feb 2026
23:18
Notas del episodio

Kirsten and Blake look in to how The Blossom Society are thinking about group chats and group chat fatigue.

This episode audits group chat fatigue as a design problem, not a personal failure. Using an internal strategy stack from The Blossom Society (TBS) — including a consulting psychologist’s report — we unpack “social attentional demand”, context reconstruction, and why newcomers get crushed by belonging pressure and the “status treadmill”. Then we turn it practical: a coping playbook built around Pace, Purpose, Position, and Sense-making (including the 30-message catch-up limit). Finally, we zoom out to platform solutions: front-gate announcements, default-muted timeboxed chats, slow chats, weekly digests, and rewarding conduct over volume — all framed ... 

Palabras clave
Ethical Non Monogamy
Communication
ENM
TBS
The Blossom Society
UX design
product psychology
DatingApps
OnlineDating
Platform Design
Product Design
Men's Mental Health
Social Media
Tech-Ethics
Harm reduction through communication competency
Group chat fatigue and burnout
How to stop doom-scrolling group chats
Setting boundaries with notifications (mute without guilt)
FOMO in group chats and feeling left out
Consent with attention (digital boundaries)
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