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What is Love Bombing? | Therapist Explains Love Bombing

In this video a License professional therapist fully explains what Love Bombing is. We go into depth on what Love Bombing is, the people who will be susceptible to love bombing, what love bombing is going to look like, and the 5 signs that you are being love bombed by someone. This video also covers how you can expose when someone is trying to love bomb you. #Narcissism #LoveBombing #RamaniDursuvala #NarcissisticAbuse Book on Love Bombing and Narcissism: It’s Not You By Dr. Ramani Dursuvala: Affiliate Link: https://amzn.to/3N68sfg Time Stamp: 0:00 - Getting Your Attention 0:46 - What is Love Bombing? 1:50 - What does Love Bombing Look Life? 2:44 - Understanding why love bombing works, and who it will work on. 4:16 - Why love bombing feels so great at the beginning? 5:58 - What is Idealization? 8:04 - The Mask of Stage - When a Narcissist takes off their mask and reveals themselves. 8:55 - The 5 Signs your being Love Bombed. 8:59 - The first sign you’re being Love Bombed. Your Partner is giving you too much attention and affection. 9:25 - The second sign you’re being love bombed. Your partner is trying to isolate you from others by being possessive. 10:01 - The Third sign you’re being Love Bombed. Your Partner keeps playing games with your emotions. 11:00 - The fourth sign you’re being Love Bombed. Your Partner keeps rushing you to commit deeper into the relationship. 11:51 - The fifth sign you’re being Love Bombed. Your Partner is shallow, and the relationship has no depth. 12:48 - How to expose if someone is trying to love bomb you. 14:05 - How to further educate yourself on Narcissism and Love Bombing. Follow Me:   / the.chocolate.therapist   Threads: https://www.threads.net/@the.chocolat... TikTok:   / the.chocolate.therapist   Disclaimer: The Chocolate Therapist is for informational purposes only. It does not constitute medical advice, and is not a substitute for treatment, diagnosis, or medical advice. Always seek the advice of your physician, a mental health professional, or any qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.