Total isolation, neglect, abuse, mental disorders, loneliness, mistaking lust for love

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>>129001208
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Having interacted with people with waifus/husbandos, they are usually covert/vulnerable narcissists who wouldn't stand humans and their imperfections. No matter how well written a character is or how much you know about a celebrity, it's a tiny fraction of the depth of knowledge brought from actually knowing and dealing with a person every day. Most of the time, they're filling in the blanks, making assumptions about their waifu/husbando, and by doing so projecting themselves onto them. They're effectively in a relationship with themselves.
I was dumped several months ago, and I've been pretty isolated. I'm also quite mentally ill, but at no point did something like this appeal to me. It takes a special type of person to do this, it's not just loneliness.

>Music

>>129001921
>Most of the time, they're filling in the blanks, making assumptions about their waifu/husbando, and by doing so projecting themselves onto them.
this. they get to make up their own version of the person who just so happens to be their perfect partner. then they even convince themselves of it.

I WANNA SEE OLIVIA'S RODRIGO

>>129001195
Retardation and thinking that platonic love = reality, delusions of grandeur and other things.
They think of celebs as flawless deities. And they are relentless with their obsession.

>>129001921
>I was dumped several months ago, and I've been pretty isolated. I'm also quite mentally ill, but at no point did something like this appeal to me. It takes a special type of person to do this, it's not just loneliness.
What happen anon? Also didnt you have these kinda delusions when you were younger at least? In your teens it's kinda common.

>>129002341
>What happen anon?
Narcissist ex mindfucked me for months and threw me away once she either got bored of me or couldn't maintain her countless lies anymore, probably both.
>Also didnt you have these kinda delusions when you were younger at least?
I tried, but I couldn't immerse myself in it at all. I did fall for a few girls with avoidant attachment which at some points was pretty much the same thing, but they were people I actually talked to.
I don't mean to judge, if someone exhibits this behavior as a teen they might turn out fine, but they probably have issues they'll need to work on in their late teens/early 20s.