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[Video Summary] Today, I'd like to talk about the "magic and dangers of infidelity." Thank you for your attention. 〇 Differences between infidelity and normal romantic relationships ・Normal romantic relationships and marital relationships are centered on stable relationships that foster intimacy and affection (oxytocin). ・Infidelity differs from normal romantic relationships, and some people say they are "not romantically inclined but are infidelity-prone." 〇 The mechanism behind the "magic" of infidelity ・Psychological reactance: The existence of norms about "what not to do" makes it even more appealing and motivates people to act. ・Uncertainty and a sense of exclusivity: The uncertainty of a secret relationship, not knowing when you'll meet again or when it will end, amplifies the feeling of "something special" when you do meet. ・Variable reinforcement schedule: Like gambling, irregular rewards (meetings) trigger the release of large amounts of the pleasure hormone dopamine, creating intense pleasure and addiction. The Dangers of Infidelity and Similarities to Addiction Infidelity, like gambling addiction, can cause the following symptoms of addiction. Tolerance: The individual seeks more frequent contact and stimulation to maintain pleasure. Addiction: The individual feels anxiety and emptiness when they are not together, resulting in a lack of emotional fulfillment. Withdrawal: The individual experiences intense pain and sadness when they are not together. In addition to becoming addicted, there are also risks such as a loss of social credibility and the risk of lawsuits from their spouse. Risk of Recidivism for Those Who Have Committed Infidelity Once an infidelity becomes addictive and the pleasure it provides from a variable reinforcement schedule becomes ingrained in the brain, there is a high likelihood of repeating the offense, just like with gambling addiction. It is rare for someone who has committed infidelity to change their mind and not do it again, so spouses need to understand the risk of recidivism and consider their relationship accordingly. [What is a Psychiatrist's Counseling Clinic?] This video is a non-shady, non-profit platform started with the aim of sharing with you what I have learned through actual medical practice. I hope it will be of some help in your daily life. [Recommended Videos] ★This video provides a comprehensive explanation of popular anti-anxiety medications, including Depas, Xanax, and Xanax.    • Video   ★This video summarizes the pros and cons of Depas and Etizolam. While these medications are often talked about negatively, they do have their merits. This video summarizes them as neutrally as possible.    • Video   ★Are Depas and Etizolam bad? No, they're not. That's the content. Depas and Etizolam are a topic that I could consider one of my life's work. I explained them neutrally and using easy-to-understand examples.    • Video   ★What are the 12 steps of the Big Book of Addiction Recovery? This is one of my wife's work, explaining the 12 steps of The Big Book of Addiction Recovery, also known as The Big Book of Addiction Recovery. It's a bit serious, but I think it's an important lesson.    • Video   Please feel free to contact me by email for business inquiries or business requests. [email protected] [Please Read] The content of this video represents my personal experience as a psychiatrist, based on my own clinical experience. As these are my own opinions, viewers are free to decide whether to use them for their own benefit. Unfortunately, I cannot responsibly offer advice regarding individual diagnoses or treatments, so I hope you understand that these are only general opinions. I would like to respond to any damage that may occur through this video, but please understand that there are limitations as it is based on general opinions and my own opinions. #PsychiatristConsultationClinic #Psychiatrist #Schizophrenia #Depression #PanicDisorder #Insomnia