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What gives rise to obsessive love disorder

Obsessive-compulsive disorder or commonly known as OCD is one of the obsessive love disorder symptoms that various people experience. From obsessing over a person to stalking them to possessive protectionism, the various behavior of this category can cause serious problems. The best treatment can be sought after a quick identification of those symptoms. Read Womenliteu2019s online magazine to find more on this topic.

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What gives rise to obsessive love disorder

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  1. What gives rise to obsessive love disorder

  2. The following mental health indicators can imply that the person may have obsessive love disorder: Disinhibitedsocial engagement disorder: This means that every person who is extremely outgoing and socializing all the time with random people finds it hard to form meaningful and emotional one on one relationship and thus have obsessive love disorder. 2. Reactive Attachment Disorder: It is a condition in which a child is unable to form a secure and loving bond with his/her primary caretakers that can be parents or guardians. Later on, they struggle to form relationships with anyone. 3. Borderline Personality Disorder: It is a relatively common mental health disorder which is characterized by unstable mood swings and absurd behavior. These people can have extreme reactions to situations, inability to control anger, addiction, and suicidal thoughts. Some victims of this disorder face obsessive love disorder.

  3. 4. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder: This is caused by obsessive fears that lead to compulsive rituals and practices in daily life. E.g.: the need to wash hands all the time. Due to the constant over one particular behavior, the person may have obsessive love disorder. 5. Relationship Obsessive Compulsive Disorder: This is the same as OCD but it implies the significance of the relationship. The patient becomes so obsessed with her partner that she talks about him all the time, stalks him, etc. Basically, every moment of her life depends on that person. 6. Erotomania: This is a rather rare case but it means that you think a celebrity or someone of a really high profile is in love with you when he/she is actually not.

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