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Should limerence—a state of obsessive infatuation—be considered a clinical issue?
Hopeless Romantic, Seeking Treatment | Broadcast Hopeless Romantic, Seeking Treatment Should limerence—a state of obsessive infatuation—be considered a clinical issue? essay Photo: Sam Cannon BY Alexandra Molotkow Alexandra Molotkow is a writer and former editor of Real Life . She publishes the newsletter Crush Material and is working on a book about crushes. 05.16.23 Feeling homesick during freshman orientation week, Brandy E. Wyant became fixated on her resident advisor. It started one evening when she lost her key and waited outside her dorm room, crying. The RA showed up and consoled her;
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