darksprezzatura
Master Don Juan
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What is Oneitis?
It's an unhealthy obsession/delusion with one particular female, who occupies your mind making you ruminate about her. Your mind feels as if she's the only woman who can make you happy.
Her flaws seem to not matter as much and neither does how she's treating you.
This could take the form of unreciprocated love, being dumped by someone you were already sleeping with, being friendzoned, being cheated on etc.
In essence, it's a form of rejection from her side, which impacts the guy hard enough to have physical manifestations.
What are the physical manifestations or symptoms of the same?
- Appetite loss
- Depression
- Inability to enjoy hobbies you did
- Loss of focus
- Intrusive and repetitive thoughts
- Loss of sleep
Why does this happen?
From the perspective of a hunter-gatherer tribal society, rejection from one person 'seems' to feel as rejection by the entire tribe to the body.
Her acceptance, feels to the body as being accepted back into the tribe, and one tries to keep contacting her in order to get things back to normal.
Ironically, this doesn't apply to modern life to this extent.
The body doesn't understand that there are millions of women out there in your reach who are probably better if not as good as her.
The body tries to punish you for the loss of investment you made into her, time, money, emotion etc.
It doesn't realise there are other tribes around you too.
I have faced this situation a couple of times in my life especially with women with some emotional or mental issues.
How to deal with Oneitis?
1. Go through the pain and the plan. If this is your first time dealing with this, trust me if you follow this, you'll be fine.
2. DO NOT CONTACT HER, remove everything that reminds you of her, that includes chats, pictures, social media.
3. Talk to other women, put on that charming smile, believe that there are better women out there.
4. Get into a constructive routine - working out, trying out new hobbies and activities, get involved with friends
5. You will be stronger than before at dealing with women as you progress. I promise you, you'll be fine.
P.S. I'm going through a mild case myself right now and it already feels like I'm hitting rock bottom, but from my experiences earlier in life, I know even this would pass.
It's an unhealthy obsession/delusion with one particular female, who occupies your mind making you ruminate about her. Your mind feels as if she's the only woman who can make you happy.
Her flaws seem to not matter as much and neither does how she's treating you.
This could take the form of unreciprocated love, being dumped by someone you were already sleeping with, being friendzoned, being cheated on etc.
In essence, it's a form of rejection from her side, which impacts the guy hard enough to have physical manifestations.
What are the physical manifestations or symptoms of the same?
- Appetite loss
- Depression
- Inability to enjoy hobbies you did
- Loss of focus
- Intrusive and repetitive thoughts
- Loss of sleep
Why does this happen?
From the perspective of a hunter-gatherer tribal society, rejection from one person 'seems' to feel as rejection by the entire tribe to the body.
Her acceptance, feels to the body as being accepted back into the tribe, and one tries to keep contacting her in order to get things back to normal.
Ironically, this doesn't apply to modern life to this extent.
The body doesn't understand that there are millions of women out there in your reach who are probably better if not as good as her.
The body tries to punish you for the loss of investment you made into her, time, money, emotion etc.
It doesn't realise there are other tribes around you too.
I have faced this situation a couple of times in my life especially with women with some emotional or mental issues.
How to deal with Oneitis?
1. Go through the pain and the plan. If this is your first time dealing with this, trust me if you follow this, you'll be fine.
2. DO NOT CONTACT HER, remove everything that reminds you of her, that includes chats, pictures, social media.
3. Talk to other women, put on that charming smile, believe that there are better women out there.
4. Get into a constructive routine - working out, trying out new hobbies and activities, get involved with friends
5. You will be stronger than before at dealing with women as you progress. I promise you, you'll be fine.
P.S. I'm going through a mild case myself right now and it already feels like I'm hitting rock bottom, but from my experiences earlier in life, I know even this would pass.