青年群体在数字亲密关系中的自我疗愈实践研究OA

Contemporary youth who are trapped in the predicament of"loneliness in togetherness"often seek emotional com-pensation amid the transition between the virtual and the real world.As an important component of the online ACG subcul-ture community,the OC culture circle provides a typical field for observing young people's self-healing practices.Taking the OC culture circle as the research setting,this study collects data through participant observation and in-depth interviews.The findings reveal that in OC creation,young individuals realize self-healing by projecting their ideal selves and constructing digital intimate relationships.Specifically,they alleviate loneliness through parasocial relationships,satisfy emotional nurtur-ing needs by establishing simulated parent-child bonds,gain psychological solace anchored in childhood memories,and ob-tain interpersonal support via in-group interactions.Although OC creation helps young people improve their internal subjec-tivity and substitute for certain real-life intimate relationships,the emotional gratification it offers is virtual in nature and cannot effectively assist them in acquiring tangible emotional support in reality.