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Limerence isn't just normal infatuation—and yet, countless people experience exactly this state: intense idealization, constant rumination, emotional roller coasters, and the question of whether it's all still "normal." In this video, I explain clearly and understandably what limerence really is, how it develops, and how you can distinguish it from healthy infatuation or obsessive love. We'll discuss insecurity as an amplifier, the role of fantasy, the difference between hope and loss of control, and why your brain sometimes clings more strongly to a possibility than to a real relationship. If you currently can't get someone out of your head, are suffering from emotional fluctuations, or are wondering if this is already a pattern—this video will provide guidance without pathologizing you. If you recognized yourself in the video and would like to have it professionally assessed, you can find more information on my website: https://martin-heisig.de

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