Acute Attachlove Disorder (AALD) is a disorder characterized by an intense and sudden emotional attachment and love towards another person, group, or entity, even if there is no apparent reason for it or just a mild or insignificant reasoning. The condition can cause significant distress and may interfere with daily life and relationships.
Possible symptoms:
1. Intense and sudden emotional attachment to another person, group, or entity
2. Overwhelming feelings of love towards the target of attachment
3. Difficulty controlling or regulating emotions or thoughts related to the attachment
4. Preoccupation with thoughts or fantasies about the target of attachment
5. Difficulty concentrating or completing tasks due to preoccupation with the person
6. Neglecting personal responsibilities or obligations in favor of pursuing the attachment
7. Mood swings or emotional instability related to the attachment
8. Anxiety or distress when the target of attachment is not present or cannot be contacted.
9. Difficulty or reluctance to let go of the attachment, even if it is causing harm or distress.
10. Lack of a clear reason or provocation for the intense attachment or love.
11. Disruption of daily functioning due to the intensity of emotions towards the target of attachment.
12. Difficulty maintaining or forming new relationships due to the intensity of attachment / love towards others
13. Symptoms of anxiety, paranoia, or depression may accompany the attachment.
14. The severity of the attachment or love can vary in intensity over time, with some periods being more manageable than others. This may cause the individual to experience a sense of unpredictability and uncertainty regarding their feelings towards the other person.
and more symptoms one might associate with this disorder
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Note:
• antipathy version is Acute Antipathy Disorder (AAD)
