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This post is really about some of the questions I’ve received from readers and some observations I’ve made in my client sessions too. It’s a bit of a #truthbomb sorta post but I think alot...
Read MorePeople experiencing limerence tend to cycle through the same couple of emotions frequently. Here are the 9 most common ones. Use this as a checklist to see which ones you tend to resonate with the...
Read MoreLimerence is a term used to describe an intense and involuntary emotional state in which a person becomes infatuated or obsessed with another individual. I write often about limerence as I completely healed from it...
Read MoreIf you’ve followed me long enough, you’d know that I am incredibly big on self-awareness and reflection. Because without any of that, most of the techniques, therapy, affirmations and feel-good advice won’t work very well....
Read MoreLike many young, impressionable people living where I live, K-pop has had a huge impact on me when I was in my late teens/early 20s. I stumbled upon it when I was going through some...
Read MoreI’ve read a couple of stories and have had people come to me about them (or their partner) being limerent for someone else whilst in a relationship. While many of them are honest about their...
Read MoreOne of the misconceptions about limerence that many people have is that it is merely a feeling, a crush, that will eventually go away. But yes, that is a big misconception. There are actually distinct...
Read MoreMany times, people can’t seem to really tell if they are limerent or are just harbouring a mere crush on someone, or just going through the usual feelings that one goes through when you are...
Read MoreMany times, people find it hard to tell apart a crush/infatuation from limerence and from love. Because all of these romantic states can feel equally intense and have overlapping characteristics. However, there are still major...
Read MoreShort answer: Yes. Long answer: In the post below 🙂 This is something that I know some of you reading this may not want ot hear, but limerence being what it is – a habit,...
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