You must try to connect with them one on one face to face and see difference

Technology can sometimes create the illusion of real relationships and people get absorbed in them. Being so involved with technology, we live inside this virtual reality and tend to isolate ourselves from the actual world. We feel disconnected because we do not avail time or patience to form quality relationships and expect everything to just sort of "happen" like it happens in the virtual world. To put it simply, we don't really bother anymore.

Try asking yourself this question “ do I feel a void in my life or dependency that am trying to address through my peers?” Also try to write what you loved about your interactions with them and what you find was missing and try communicating that

Online you are seeing the person face to face, you don't see their body language. online we can be whoever we wish to be but it is not possible in person. so there must be something that you sense in person that is not letting you connect with them in person. or you must be conscious of something yourself. try finding an answer to this, maybe it might help.

Technology has led to a decline in face-to-face communication skills, making it harder to build strong relationships.