Скачать или смотреть The Psychology of Obsession: When Love Becomes a Mental Illness

There's a moment when love stops being love and becomes something else entirely. Something darker. Something that consumes you from the inside out. This is the psychology of obsession—where devotion transforms into disease.

In this deep dive into the shadowy corners of the human psyche, we explore the disturbing neuroscience and psychology behind obsessive love. Why does your brain treat romantic obsession the same way it treats OCD? What's the difference between healthy love and pathological limerence? And why do some people become addicted to the very person who's destroying them?

We'll journey through Carl Jung's theories of projection, Freud's concept of cathexis, attachment theory's anxious-avoidant trap, and the neurochemical nightmare that turns romance into addiction. From dopamine hijacking to the literal brain patterns of obsession, discover why some people can't stop thinking about someone who barely thinks about them at all.

The neuroscience of obsessive love vs. healthy love • Dorothy Tennov's concept of "limerence" and why it feels like dying • How childhood attachment wounds create obsessive patterns • Why your brain experiences rejection as physical pain • The dark psychology of trauma bonding and love addiction • Jung, Freud, and Lacan on the nature of obsessive desire • How to recognize if you're obsessed (not in love) • The path from obsession to genuine, healthy connection

If you've ever found yourself checking your phone at 3 AM, re-reading old messages, constructing elaborate fantasies about someone who may not even be thinking about you—this video will change how you understand love, obsession, and yourself.

This is the dark side of desire. This is love as disease. This is Shades of the Unseen.



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