The Simulacrum of Digital Relationships

Just as real relationships become more and more artificial, virtual alternatives become more and more realistic. The image of a relationship is in the mind and the mind is eager to believe in comforting illusions:
Virtually edited characters creating a family-like environment and artificial worlds of pleasure and comfort, free of flaws and connections to the real world. VRchat showcases how little virtual reality needs to permanently alter social interaction.
Are we going to experience a huge cultural shift where most relationships become digital simulacra?

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An analog sphere can't be perfect because its composed of atoms/molecules that can't provided a continuous surface.
A digital sphere can be zoomed in to infinity without showing any flaws due nature of its vector-based surface, regardless of pixel density - because the sphere exists as digital rendering of a formula.
Do you understand?