Obsessive Persons And Love Have 4 Things In Common
You must know someone who thinks too much, in fact, you can the person who thinks too much, aren’t you?
However, did you know that thinking too much can be a mental health disorder?
People who think too much do so to the point that they can have problems in their daily lives. And by thinking too much we mean to think “too” much about the same topic over and over again.
As a result of that overthinking, you can’t help but notice that you feel anxious, extremely worried, and stressed, which will eventually affect your daily life.
If you notice that this habit happens every now and then, you might be the case that this is an obsessive person.
In this article, we will discuss the cause of the obsession, and the other unfamiliar types of obsession, and how an obsessive person overcomes his obsessive disorder.
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Causes Of Obsession
There is a theory that stated that the main cause of obsession is in data processing deficits. Data processing deficiency is one of the most important factors for starting obsessions.
When a person has a lack of professionalism to process the data that is in his mind, he may feel anxious or stressed over that which will cause him an overthinking to overcome this stress which will eventually lead to obsession. Also, obsessive people may have a higher level of sensitivity toward stimuli related to their fears.
Obsession is Handicapping
According to the latest editions from American Psychological Association, it includes that Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder has handicap properties that affect the person’s life, it may also affect the person’s mental stability.
Types of Obsession
People who suffer from obsession, feel that they are captivated by it, as they are in a continuous repetition of the same behavior for no specific reason and without control over that behavior whatsoever.
Also, these people have a higher propensity for depression or other psychological ailments.
Obsession is not only overthinking the same topic over and over, obsession has a lot of types it may include:
- Cleanliness or an obsession over hygiene
- Checking – uncertainty and constant checking with regard to domestic situations
- Order – the search for symmetry and precision
Obsessive Love Disorder
Obsessive love disorder is one of the most underrated types of obsession, nevertheless, it is one of the most dangerous types.
Although some health cares professional don’t believe that Obsessive love disorder is not a mental health condition, but it can be a sign of other mental health challenges and conditions.
Symptoms of Obsessive Love Disorder
- There are several symptoms that any obsessive person can suffer from and here are some of them
- Obsessive Person focuses on the partner as an object for “consumption” or ownership, as opposed to an equal.
- Obsessive Persons may show little interest in the other’s well-being.
How to Stop Being Obsessive?
The treatment for eliminating obsessions is based on the modification of incorrect beliefs the obsessive person has over their fears. In this say, the intention is to reduce the anxiety that is caused by thoughts.
If you are looking for a consult please contact us on:
02 24159997
01112169556 – 01002169556
Or visit our clinic at this address: 93 El Merghany Street Cairo, Egypt
Sources: Obsessive love: What to know
