Would You Talk to AI About Your Feelings Before a Human? #podcast #shorts #theevolvedcaveman #fyp
May 19, 2026
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as posted by the channelWhat if your therapist never slept, never judged you, and was always available at 2AM?
In this episode of The Evolved Caveman, Dr. John Schinnerer breaks down a surprising 2025 report:
đ 31% of all AI usage is now for therapy and companionship.
Why are so many high-performing men turning to AI instead of real conversations?
Because for many men, vulnerability still feels harder than silence.
But hereâs the twist: most people donât want AI instead of human connection, they want both.
In this short, discover:
Why men are more comfortable opening up to AI
The hidden shame blocking emotional connection
The future of coaching: human + AI working together
If youâre serious about emotional mastery, resilience, and grounded leadership⊠this conversation matters.
đ§ Watch the full episode: âYour AI Therapist Will See You Now â Should You Let It?â
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