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Loss of love...? |
Issue I've lost the ability to love. Is there somethin' in the brain that triggers the loss of love, like some kinda part of the brain? And can i recover from this? I also have OCD so iunno if that conflicts with that. Best Tip Your OCD could be causing the problem. I don't think that you have lost the ability to love I think that maybe that old OCD is telling you that you lost the ability to love. I have OCD and it can be one of the most dreaded awful disease that anyone can have. Listen this sounds like something really stupid but it is true. I can not use perfume or wear eye shadow because in my mind I think that something bad will happen. I think that in your mind that if you love something bad will happen. That is how OCD works. Are you on medications for it? If not I would go to see a Psychiatrist immediately for help. There is a Drug out there just for people that have ocd and it can only come from the Psychiatrist and it is called Luvox it works only on people that have OCD and it does work quite well. Give yourself a break from the illness and go see a Psychiatrist to be put on some meds so that you can enjoy the rest of your life and get the love part back. Good Luck and God Bless Others Are you just not around people who are lovable? Get Counseling i dont think its possible to lose the ability to love. i think that with bosting your self esteem and being around good people you will see that its very easy to love. wether it be a person or an object, maybe even a song. Something will hit you and you will see that you love it. Im not sure your surroundings, but im sure that with time and faith you will see that it was always there, just hidden! I hope this helped!!! When your heart is broken enough times, it hardens up and will now be reluctant to let the owner feel love again. Almost like a defence mechanism. You never recover. |
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