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The Psychology Of People Who Lose Interest The Moment They Are Loved Back

Have you ever spent months obsessed with someone, only to feel a sudden, violent "click" of indifference the second they actually liked you back? It’s not just "getting bored" or "having high standards." It’s a complex psychological phenomenon that leaves many feeling like a "heartbreaker" or a "weirdo." In today’s deep dive, we explore the "Hidden Engine" behind why some people are addicted to the chase but allergic to the catch. We’ll look at the "Post Rubor" effect, the fear of intimacy, and why your brain treats a confession of love like a threat to your safety. If you’ve ever felt like your heart has a "return policy" that expires the moment things get real, this video is for you. You aren't broken. You might just be wired to see the "vẻ đẹp của khoảng cách"—the beauty of the distance. DISCLAIMER (YMYL): This video is for educational and entertainment purposes only. The content is based on psychological theories and general observations of human behavior. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician, psychologist, or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a mental health condition or relationship concerns. We do not provide clinical counseling or medical services.