The final chapter presents practical implications and insights for various applied fields, including education, psychotherapypsychotherapy, counsellingcounselling, and policymaking. It presents therapeutic measuresmeasures and social experiments, discusses evaluations, and outlines a contemporary approach to media literacymedia literacy and sex educationsex education, introducing the concepts of self-related, social, and digital prudenceprudence. Ultimately, the chapter offers a critiquecritique of symptom-oriented and possibly short-sighted policiespolicies, emphasizing the need for nuanced solutions that address causes and underlying mechanisms just as ethicalethical concerns. The chapter argues for strategiesstrategies that make parasocialityparasociality less attractive, or even obsolete, by fostering a subjectivity and socialitysociality (social life) that is emancipated from alienated parasocial entanglement, and instead enables a dignified, meaningfulmeaningful life, lived in social integrity.