Obsession §

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• Pathological Preoccupation: A pathological preoccupation is an abnormal, excessive, and often harmful fixation or obsession with something.
• Stalking: Stalking is a pattern of unwanted and obsessive attention, harassment, or behavior directed toward a specific person, which is often driven by obsession.
• Single-Mindedness: Single-mindedness is a state of being focused or concentrated on a single aim or purpose, which can be taken to an extreme level in obsession.
• Addiction: Addiction is a compulsive, uncontrollable dependence on a substance or behavior, which can be seen as a form of obsession.
• Compulsion: Compulsions are repetitive behaviors or mental acts that a person feels driven to perform in response to an obsession or according to rigid rules.
• Tunnel Vision: Tunnel vision is a narrow, overly focused perspective or way of thinking that excludes other considerations, which can be a symptom of obsession.
• Intrusive Thoughts: Intrusive thoughts are unwanted, persistent, and often distressing thoughts that repeatedly occur, which can be a manifestation of obsession.
• Zealotry: Zealotry is an extreme, passionate, and often excessive devotion to a cause or belief, which can be fueled by obsession.
• Amassing: Amassing can become an obsession or compulsive behavior for some individuals.
• Fanaticism: Fanaticism is an excessive, unreasonable, and often militant enthusiasm or zeal for something, which can be driven by obsession.
• Preoccupation: Preoccupation is a state of being obsessively focused on or consumed by something, which is the essence of obsession.
• Fixation: Fixation is an intense, persistent focus or preoccupation with something, which is a key characteristic of obsession.
• Collection: An excessive focus on collecting can become an obsession.
• Passion: In some cases, passion can become an obsession or preoccupation with something.
• Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD): Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is a mental health condition characterized by intrusive thoughts (obsessions) and repetitive behaviors (compulsions) that a person feels driven to perform.
• Unhealthy Attachment: An unhealthy attachment is an excessive, dysfunctional, or obsessive emotional bond or connection with someone or something.
• Rumination: Rumination is the act of dwelling on or engaging in repetitive thoughts, which is a common characteristic of obsession.
• Mania: Mania is a state of intense, excessive, and often unreasonable enthusiasm or excitement, which can manifest as an obsession.
• Infatuation: Infatuation is an intense but short-lived passion or admiration for someone or something, which can be considered a form of obsession.
• Unhealthy Passion: An unhealthy passion is an intense, excessive, and often uncontrollable enthusiasm or desire for something, which can be considered a form of obsession.
• Excessive Devotion: Excessive devotion is an extreme, intense, and often unhealthy level of dedication or commitment to someone or something, which can be driven by obsession.
• Monomania: Monomania is an excessive or unreasonable preoccupation with a single idea or subject, which is the essence of obsession.