Marios Georgiou
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Doctorate Review Counselling Psychology (Year 1) DPsych at City, University of London - UK
DPsych First Year - Counselling Psychology Doctorate at City, University of London
I share my experiences from the first year of my Counseling Psychology Doctorate at City University of London. I cover various aspects, including time management, balancing work, course intensity, and quality of education. I also discuss living in London, community building among students, and the pros and cons of the program. This video aims to provide valuable insights for anyone considering or currently pursuing a similar path.
00:00-00:43 INTRODUCTION AND PURPOSE OF THE VIDEO
00:44-03:30 BALANCING WORK AND DOCTORATE COMMITMENTS
03:31-06:48 QUALITY AND DEPTH OF EDUCATION
06:49-08:41 LIVING IN LONDON WHILE STUDYING
08:42-10:02 SOCIAL JUSTICE AND COMMUNITY LEARNING
10:03-11:36 IMPACT ON MENTAL HEALTH PERSPECTIVES
11:37-14:41 EXPERIENCE WITH LECTURERS AND PROFESSORS
14:42-16:22 RESEARCH MODULES AND EXPECTATIONS
16:23-22:54 PROS AND CONS OF THE PROGRAM
22:55-END FINAL THOUGHTS AND ADVICE
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Can you fix limerence with "no contact"?
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Join for free, my new community "Learning through Limerence": unfoldinglimerence.mykajabi.com/offers/JA3Qh9R6/checkout Coaching with me: www.unfoldinglimerence.com Hi I’m Marios, on this channel we talk about psychology. I'm doing my doctorate degree in counselling psychology in London. 🕊Twitter: x.com/mariospsych 📸Insta: marios_cg ♪TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@marios_cg Chapters: 00:0...
Why slow is better than productive
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Get limerence coaching with me: www.unfoldinglimerence.com Join for free, my new community "Learning through Limerence": unfoldinglimerence.mykajabi.com/offers/JA3Qh9R6/checkout Hi I’m Marios, on this channel we talk about psychology. I'm doing my doctorate degree in counselling psychology in London. 🕊Twitter: marios_cg 📸Insta: marios_cg ♪TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@marios...
Limerence: how to get help
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Get coaching from me: www.unfoldinglimerence.com Join for free, my new community "Learning through Limerence": unfoldinglimerence.mykajabi.com/offers/JA3Qh9R6/checkout Hi I’m Marios, on this channel we talk about psychology. I'm doing my doctorate degree in counselling psychology in London. 🕊Twitter: marios_cg 📸Insta: marios_cg ♪TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@marios_cg Chapte...
The Frankenstein Filofax setup
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Get limerence coaching with me: www.unfoldinglimerence.com Join for free, my new community "Learning through Limerence": unfoldinglimerence.mykajabi.com/offers/JA3Qh9R6/checkout Hi I’m Marios, on this channel we talk about psychology. I'm doing my doctorate degree in counselling psychology in London. 🕊Twitter: marios_cg 📸Insta: marios_cg ♪TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@marios...
Should we talk about mental health?
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Get coaching with me: www.unfoldinglimerence.com Join for free, my new community "Learning through Limerence": unfoldinglimerence.mykajabi.com/offers/JA3Qh9R6/checkout Hi I’m Marios, on this channel we talk about psychology. I'm doing my doctorate degree in counselling psychology in London. 🕊Twitter: marios_cg 📸Insta: marios_cg ♪TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@marios_cg Chapte...
Do you have limerence? Obsession and fantasy
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Get coaching from me: www.unfoldinglimerence.com Join for free, my new community "Learning through Limerence": unfoldinglimerence.mykajabi.com/offers/JA3Qh9R6/checkout Hi I’m Marios, on this channel we talk about psychology. I'm doing my doctorate degree in counselling psychology in London. 🕊Twitter: marios_cg 📸Insta: marios_cg ♪TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@marios_cg Chapte...
Limerence content is a scam
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Get coaching from me: www.unfoldinglimerence.com Join for free, my new community "Learning through Limerence": unfoldinglimerence.mykajabi.com/offers/JA3Qh9R6/checkout Hi I’m Marios, on this channel we talk about psychology. I'm doing my doctorate degree in counselling psychology in London. 🕊Twitter: marios_cg 📸Insta: marios_cg ♪TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@marios_cg Chapte...
Limerence: daydreaming is keeping you stuck
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Get coaching from me: www.unfoldinglimerence.com Join for free, my new community "Learning through Limerence": unfoldinglimerence.mykajabi.com/offers/JA3Qh9R6/checkout Hi I’m Marios, on this channel we talk about psychology. I'm doing my doctorate degree in counselling psychology in London. 🕊Twitter: marios_cg 📸Insta: marios_cg ♪TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@marios_cg Chapte...
Your fantasy is a trap. The truth about maladaptive daydreaming
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Get coaching from me: www.unfoldinglimerence.com Hi I’m Marios, on this channel we talk about psychology. I'm doing my doctorate degree in counselling psychology in London. 🕊Twitter: marios_cg 📸Insta: marios_cg ♪TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@marios_cg Chapters: 00:00-00:52 - INTRO 00:53-05:18 - WHAT IS MALADAPTIVE DAYDREAMING 05:19-07:08 - WHY IT'S ADDICTIVE 07:09-13:14 - WA...
Stop fighting your limerence
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Stop fighting your limerence
Limerence while married? Is it possible?
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Limerence while married? Is it possible?
Failing in love? Stop looking for the one
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Failing in love? Stop looking for the one
Myths about limerence and relationships
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Myths about limerence and relationships
Top 5 things keeping your limerence ALIVE!
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Top 5 things keeping your limerence ALIVE!
Therapist Analyses "My Immortal" by Evanescence 2023
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Therapist Analyses "My Immortal" by Evanescence 2023
Therapist Analyses Doja Cat's "Demons"
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Therapist Analyses Doja Cat's "Demons"
Therapist Analyses Doja Cat's "Paint the Town Red"
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Therapist Analyses Doja Cat's "Paint the Town Red"
Relief from limerence by zooming out
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Relief from limerence by zooming out
How to meet difficult feelings
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How to meet difficult feelings
Someone obsessed with you? What to do as the object of limerence
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Someone obsessed with you? What to do as the object of limerence
How I got on the Counselling Psych Doctorate! DPsych City, University of London
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How I got on the Counselling Psych Doctorate! DPsych City, University of London
Self-acceptance and change
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Self-acceptance and change
Low self-esteem? It's about choices
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Low self-esteem? It's about choices
Limerence and self-acceptance
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Limerence and self-acceptance
Limerence and the ‘love’ stories you tell yourself
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Limerence and the ‘love’ stories you tell yourself
MSc Psychology Review: Birkbeck (University of London) vs UCL/Westminster - Conversion Masters
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MSc Psychology Review: Birkbeck (University of London) vs UCL/Westminster - Conversion Masters
MSc Psychology Conversion Q&A - Birkbeck, University of London UK
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MSc Psychology Conversion Q&A - Birkbeck, University of London UK
How to Journal Using Flashcards (DIY Ugmonk's Analog)
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How to Journal Using Flashcards (DIY Ugmonk's Analog)
How to Get a Distinction in your Masters and work Full-Time
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How to Get a Distinction in your Masters and work Full-Time

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @danoflaherty1214
    @danoflaherty1214 Годину тому

    Great video. I’m looking to do a doctoral degree in counselling psychology after my counselling training. Hope 2nd year treats you well!

  • @Fireheart-bug
    @Fireheart-bug 17 годин тому

    Thank you for the insight. I’m from India and planning to go the same path as you ❤

  • @5gx673
    @5gx673 День тому

    Loved your "bad idea" section at 7.22. I haven’t relapsed w direct contact, but the awareness from the mutual circle does indeed feed the limerence. "Maybe our mutual friends will be able to get us together!" 🙄 Thankfully, the longer nc goes on, the more they forget, and the more it feels like a natural fade. Great input, thank you.

  • @hey_kudisco_podcast
    @hey_kudisco_podcast 3 дні тому

    Whenever a limerent thought enters your mind tell it 'you can pass through but you cannot stay'. The reason limerence stays so long is because we keep it a secretive obsession in our heads. The more you talk to people about it, the more you realise it's nothing but grandiose projection.

  • @RandyAndy7373
    @RandyAndy7373 4 дні тому

    Just a quick thank you🎉 I did not just want to consume your videos without any kind of appreciation. What you say is profound and professionell. It's balanced and never shrill. It helped me quite a bit❤🎉❤ In case you read this. Is the definition of limerence always limited to a person one cant get or do we find the phenomena also in relationships where one person feels much more (unreasonable) affection and romantic longing than the other person, who really does not care much and does not even bother to find a compromise? Thx❤

    • @Marios_CG
      @Marios_CG 3 дні тому

      Thanks so much that is kind and generous of you, I appreciate it. Some reciprocal setups can exist with limerence but the situation that you described doesn’t exactly sound like it, perhaps more like a power or interest imbalance, a disjointed communication style between partners, or a bad match. It’s hard to tell without knowing the specifics.

    • @RandyAndy7373
      @RandyAndy7373 3 дні тому

      @@Marios_CG Thank you Marios. I might get in touch with you. Having a M.D. one is surprised and shocked to hear all these things and never even having considered them. You are a great guy with high standards. I might only have (had) a bad relationship (If IT ever was one)😁🤞, but disjointed communication also comes close. Best wishes!👍

  • @Degast92
    @Degast92 4 дні тому

    What actually happens when you are married to your LO? I mean, I actually had LO who was interested in me and comparable. Still blew it by being limerent, but how does limerence actually work when that person is completely available? Is it than still a problem?

  • @Sariebear4
    @Sariebear4 5 днів тому

    Going insane! I blocked this guy back in October, didn't see him again until December and I saw him with his new girlfriend, I then didn't see him again for months until June (with girlfriend again) and I still have an obsession. During that time I developed limerence with ANOTHER guy thinking it would mean I got over the first one, but now I'm just dealing with two at once. I'll never see the first guy again, and the second one has just moved away for a year, so no contact with either

  • @VenusianStarseed
    @VenusianStarseed 8 днів тому

    EFT tapping has helped me

  • @delusionalferretswife
    @delusionalferretswife 8 днів тому

    i've been doing this since i was little and i never hated it, yes, it makes me 'waste' a lot of time but for me it's not a waste, i love to do it, plus i'm a writer and this is my way of living my stories. It's a part of me.

  • @rubyred3860
    @rubyred3860 9 днів тому

    Unfortunately, I have 2 children by the individual that I’m obviously limerent over from what I can see. We stem back from high school and were even high school sweethearts but we played so many games back and forth with each other. He was my first love and Idk if I was or not but he introduced me to his mother and other family back when we were actually dating. However, he’s never been there for our children and probably never will. We dated 3 times and here within recent years; had a prison love/situationship that I ended some years ago!!! I have recently discovered that my issues are psychological from my abusive childhood etc…..so now I’m working to get over this issue; permanently even though I truly feel that I love ❤️ this guy and I’m 49. He’s 50 and we’ve been off and once since 1990. 😢😢😢😢 I did get married to another guy that lasted for almost 10 years but when I got my divorce was right back to trying to get with the limerent situation!!!! There’s where the “prison” love started or situationship. SMDH I’ve been pouring more into myself and trying to analyze it all so I can finally move on and never look back!!!

  • @rubyred3860
    @rubyred3860 9 днів тому

    Unfortunately, I have 2 children by the individual that I’m obviously limerent over from what I can see. We stem back from high school and were even high school sweethearts but we played so many games back and forth with each other. He was my first love and Idk if I was or not but he introduced me to his mother and other family back when we were actually dating. However, he’s never been there for our children and probably never will. We dated 3 times and here within recent years; had a prison love/situationship that I ended some years ago!!! I have recently discovered that my issues are psychological from my abusive childhood etc…..so now I’m working to get over this issue; permanently even though I truly feel that I love ❤️ this guy and I’m 49. He’s 50 and we’ve been off and once since 1990. 😢😢😢😢 I did get married to another guy that lasted for almost 10 years but when I got my divorce was right back to trying to get with the limerent situation!!!! There’s where the “prison” love started or situationship. SMDH

  • @donpeace894
    @donpeace894 10 днів тому

    I say the answer is YES 🎉 I'm living proof 😂😂

  • @Frannied
    @Frannied 11 днів тому

    Do you personally offer counseling to people in the United States? How does one sign up for a session with you and how much does it cost? You’re more informed about this issue than anyone I’ve met and the least shameful about it.

  • @POOOOOOOO416
    @POOOOOOOO416 13 днів тому

    How to solve limerance. Find what your avoiding with limerance. Go to that space. It's gonna hurt more that the limerance but can actually be solved so is temporary. Heal whatever wound it is. Resolved (painful and hard but worth it). Recovered limerance addict here

  • @jishamola.j6383
    @jishamola.j6383 14 днів тому

    Thank you

  • @cosimavonliebenau8317
    @cosimavonliebenau8317 15 днів тому

    My limerence resolved itself in one fell swoop: me - codependent, him - covert narcissist traits. 10 months into a relationship where I treated him as though the sun shines out of his a..e, he got drunk (again), looked me square in the eye and hurled the word c..t into my face, completely without context. While it felt like a totally bizarre and unexpected slap in the face, my love haze has evaporated, and he is blocked. Eventually the mask slips.

  • @Zayanpe888
    @Zayanpe888 15 днів тому

    Can you please do a video on how you would have prepared if you didn’t have that foundation year for MSc please

  • @AABTBS
    @AABTBS 15 днів тому

    Almost 2 months of no contact and it's a torture, it spikes up full on anxiety and abandonment issues but there is no other way, he rejected me and I must except it. The problem in my case is that he leaves next door to me 😢 found myself monitoring through the peeping hole when he comes back home, just to see him without him knowing, and saw him entering his house with a woman, it trigeered me to a panik frozen state and I feel lost, we are not moving flats sny time soon and I feel lost. How can I handle that?...

    • @MelModica
      @MelModica 13 днів тому

      Avoid him as much as possible and keep busy. I know it’s much easier said than done but you have to do it for yourself. If we don’t take care of ourselves no one will. I had limerance for a man I knew Avery king time it took me almost two years to get over it but thankfully I’m over it. I only think of him once in a while but the obsession is gone. Remind yourself life is too short to waste on people that aren’t there for us. I keep very busy with hobbies and housework and get out and socialize with other people.

    • @AABTBS
      @AABTBS 13 днів тому

      @@MelModica Thank you so much for taking the time to write to me 🌷 I guess I am very lonely, sadly, and this is the root of limerence in my case. believe me that I try to solve this but at the age of 43 it is so hard to connect with people, most are so busy these days, so hard to start new friendships... that is why I was so happy to meet up with him, next door dude, super fascinating man... until he went cold and ended it though I was very attuned to him, gave him tons of space, and he said I inspire him and more. He has his own deep issues. I too was limerent for 2 years prior to him, and that is gone for me too, but - with the new dude I saw that I am not healed, limerence just displaced itself to this new man, which is sad to observe. I have 2 therapists but tbh they really do not know much about limerence sadly, I know more then them. Good for you for succeeding to heal step by step, it feels so freeing to not care for LO, I deeply felt it too. Keep on living your best life, you truly deserve it 💕 and so do I.... ugh.... Thanks again for writing and supporting in my dark hour.

  • @HLA-vh5of
    @HLA-vh5of 16 днів тому

    I have deleted all the messages, threads going back months. Now I can't read them over and over again, trying to read between the lines like its the di vinchi code. 8 months of pain and longing. Enough is enough. I don't want to feel like this anymore.

  • @animekitten321
    @animekitten321 16 днів тому

    seeing as i haven't seen my LO for over 12 years and still find myself pining for a day we might bump back into each other I'm gonna go with "no"

    • @Marios_CG
      @Marios_CG 16 днів тому

      As I said in the video, no contact is not enough for everybody without other interventions. 12 years is a long time and I’m not sure limerence can last that long, but it could turn into something else.

    • @WendyMarySheridan
      @WendyMarySheridan 5 днів тому

      What do you think limerence could turn into? I have been pining for my LO, if indeed that’s what he is, for years, despite having no contact and it has caused a lasting depression.

  • @kellyscourfield741
    @kellyscourfield741 16 днів тому

    I don’t actually mind being in limerence, my thoughts are more exciting than when I’m not but the lows hit when you come back down to earth , oh that was just a daydream and it hits you that it’s not real. Mine is quite new and someone I’ll never meet. I prefer that, I’ve had Lo’s that are local and find them more stressful.:

  • @cosmospray
    @cosmospray 16 днів тому

    Are you greek georgiou? New subscriber very clear and instructive content thanks 🙏🙏

    • @Marios_CG
      @Marios_CG 16 днів тому

      Hi! I am Cypriot. 🇨🇾

    • @cosmospray
      @cosmospray 16 днів тому

      @@Marios_CG Great!! 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷

  • @cody-channeling
    @cody-channeling 17 днів тому

    Is limmerince really that much of a problem? You seemed obsessed with it. Could we explore other topics?

    • @Marios_CG
      @Marios_CG 17 днів тому

      well it is my focus/niche at the moment. It is a big problem yes, so I guess I am obsessed with helping people with it. What other topics would you want me to cover?

  • @KytexEdits
    @KytexEdits 17 днів тому

    I'm starting to question what Limerence even is; if it's one concept or several. I see these people who fall in love with the housekeeper they saw 20 years ago, I don't say this to be demeaning or anything, it's just it ranges from that to getting too attached to a friend. In my case I got too attached to my friend, who was always there for me during my worst depression who went away for a month and I felt really awful, figured out what Limerence is, etc. She got back, and before this I actually felt no romantic feelings, just pure emotional needs not being met (needing comfort, support, physical touch, but not in a romantic way) but basically the pain of the limerence kicked me out of the depression enough to actually feel my feelings again in general, and we vibed a lot harder of course, some chemistry developed and well, nothing ended up happening due to life circumstances but basically we're still good friends. It's worth mentioning this friend and I have been very close for a good while before I got attached, so there is something to build off there for a genuine friendship, and I of course had to do a lot of self-analysis on what feelings were actual feelings of romantic interest vs. just limerence vs. feelings of friendship, but basically I'm much less attached now after working on it for a few months while still remaining in a lot of contact. The reason it's worked is cause I looked at what needs she fulfilled in my fantasy, and why I felt this way, and why my life lead to feeling such a void in these areas. I'm working on these things hard now and going to therapy, and while I do still think about the situation a lot cause it's been intense, I'm not really thinking of fantasies much. The thoughts are far in the background now. I understand that limerence is a big spectrum, and that for a lot of people NC def is the best option, but I also feel like with people on forums and such online you get a representation of only the people who struggle the most. It of course depends on the situation, in my case with a close friend, but I really don't think NC is the way to go always. I guess we'll see in the long run. I'm very self aware of the possibility of my mind playing tricks on me, but I genuinely don't feel a strong pain anymore, just some background noise. It gets reduced in steps over time as processing occurs.

  • @agceh
    @agceh 17 днів тому

    I am now in 3 days of real no contact. So also not checking socials and photos and so on. Cold turkey full abstenence. Its quite hard but I have to push trough. 1 day at a time.

  • @giselahoke784
    @giselahoke784 17 днів тому

    Is it normal to think he is going thru limerence w me as well ?

    • @Marios_CG
      @Marios_CG 17 днів тому

      Some people experience this yes, but the chances are it is not true. Limerence makes you look for signs and overanalyse them.

  • @cherrycokee
    @cherrycokee 17 днів тому

    i think i said this already but i really do appreciate your videos. you were the first professional i’ve ever seen talk about limerence and the only one who could perfectly describe my situations from a objective point of view. i’m still a teenage girl, but limerence is all i’ve ever known. at first i thought it was love or just a normal crush. i’m over it now, but i don’t think i’ll ever be able to fully “fix” my limerence because i always get obsessed

    • @Marios_CG
      @Marios_CG 17 днів тому

      Thank you for the comment, I appreciate it. I'm so glad the videos have been helpful for you. It's why I do it.

    • @cherrycokee
      @cherrycokee 17 днів тому

      @@Marios_CG thank you!! it’s especially refreshing since i’m pretty sure you’ve said you experienced limerence yourself. i wish i had a therapist like you 😭❤️ also yea ur so right about no contact, i had to distance myself from both situations in happened and it was way better in the long run

  • @user-zqrj9tt13
    @user-zqrj9tt13 18 днів тому

    my mechanisms are so complex (with specific objects and locations) and it requires so much energy that sometimes my ADHD would fight back and make me stop or even lose interest at all, but when I can meet all the requirements: a bed, a pillow and being alone... it can last for hours. the best thing that happened to me is to live with my girlfriend. the shame made me turn that urge into something more productive like going for a long walk and watch the city while thinking I have developed an electric car that can fight Teslas's, or sometimes to actually solve real problems I've got.

  • @image2296
    @image2296 18 днів тому

    Its literally every story line combined in one for me....... 🤣 this is going to end me honestly

  • @image2296
    @image2296 18 днів тому

    1.5 to 3 years, that's great to hear. I am losing my mind right now........... its been about 4 months. And i cant literally listen to any music that's about love or longing, watch any movies that have some sort of love story, see any photos about love, it gets me immediately fantasizing about those scenarios with the LO. Jesus christ, how did i end up like this, embarrassing. i'll have to go live in a forest, some cabin to be completely isolated from everything. Thank you Marios for these videos. "when you're ready come back" that is literally what the LO said to me. My limerence has every story line Marios mentioned in one of his first videos about it. And everything he says i've had those fantasies in my head. I think have to watch these videos everyday to snap me back to reality... and to realize its not real and is all in my head.

    • @fembot521
      @fembot521 14 днів тому

      Oh my god I can relate. Like WTF happened to me? I lost my husband and sometimes the missing my LO is 10x worse which makes no sense. I was in a loving stable relationships with my husband, then a year after he died I started an online relationship with my LO. I went no contact after 8 months of ups and downs. I just got sick of it. It’s been a year of no contact and I still pine for him. Fuck my life 😢

    • @image2296
      @image2296 14 днів тому

      @@fembot521 damn. 1 year i am sorry. 😔 It feels like my heart is bleeding. I really miss her. And every memory i have causes me pain. I know what it's like.

  • @leticiastar30
    @leticiastar30 18 днів тому

    I wish I could stop 💔🥲

  • @Tahirmaqsood-rd1dw
    @Tahirmaqsood-rd1dw 18 днів тому

    That's frekengly relatable

  • @jdr9419
    @jdr9419 18 днів тому

    Thank you for the information. It even helps with getting over a real life break up.

  • @LindsayGingerful
    @LindsayGingerful 19 днів тому

    Thank you for your work and your videos on limerence. They're so helpful for me and my clients. I'm a therapist in Canada, and a coach internationally and I work people experiencing and suffering from limerence. I'd be happy to share my contact/info if you like.

    • @Marios_CG
      @Marios_CG 18 днів тому

      Sure please drop me a link or email and I’ll get in touch.

  • @PatriciaJ-nq6fn
    @PatriciaJ-nq6fn 19 днів тому

    I haven’t experienced anything so tortuous and emotionally crippling as LO 😢

    • @theresasutherland6295
      @theresasutherland6295 10 днів тому

      it can go away found it faded in time as didn't see lO around any more.Good luck there is hope.❤

  • @People-Like-You
    @People-Like-You 20 днів тому

    This is a great video (and shows a lot of empathy and proper understanding of the phenomenon). I appreciate the very good advice, and the fact you say the internet is not a replacement for therapy. Good stuff. (7 months of NC, hardest thing I've ever done)

  • @ARYA1
    @ARYA1 20 днів тому

    hello , thanks alot for sharing this knowledge with us <3. * the sound of the video is kinda low for a video please be aware of it for next video, thanks again.

    • @Marios_CG
      @Marios_CG 19 днів тому

      Thanks I’m editing these myself so still have a lot to learn. Will keep the sound issue in mind.

  • @Ranmarch
    @Ranmarch 20 днів тому

    Please increase the volumen of the audio...it is a great information that need to be reached

    • @Marios_CG
      @Marios_CG 19 днів тому

      Thanks I’m editing these myself so still have a lot to learn. Will keep the sound issue in mind.

  • @charmedprince
    @charmedprince 20 днів тому

    I deleted all contacts, social media etc. I realized I really just yearned for his attention when I had contact. I'm feeling 90% better now. Gosh limerence is effiing hard

    • @Marios_CG
      @Marios_CG 19 днів тому

      Well done for taking those steps for yourself. It’s not easy.

  • @libra628
    @libra628 20 днів тому

    thank you for this video! really appreciate it, but i have a question though, is it any different from just ... talking to yourself? something similar to dan howell's "i talk to myself" video like 10 years ago lolol would that be considered maladaptive daydreaming as well?

    • @Marios_CG
      @Marios_CG 19 днів тому

      That’s interesting I haven’t considered that. I don’t feel like talking to yourself is an escape, it’s more like running through your thinking with yourself. By speaking, you have to order your sentences and therefore your thinking to help figure things out. Thinking in your head without words can feel more nebulous and confusing as it’s easier to run around in circles.

    • @libra628
      @libra628 19 днів тому

      @@Marios_CG oooo that sheds light on things then. thanks so much for responding! 🫶🏼

  • @agceh
    @agceh 20 днів тому

    Thanks Marios for this great video. I needed this one RIGHT now. I was discussing with someone if checking social media was relapse and i said it wasnt but he said it was kind of. And you hit the nail on the head, checking socials is relapse. And especially now, she is on vacation with her date to the maldives, how the heck do I even want to know whats happening there? Its torture. I texted her the last time 1 week ago . She blocked me on whatsapp though. I need NC so much. So also not reading old messages and checking socials, listening voice messages etc. Im going NC all the way. Full abstenence. 1 is to many and 1000 is not enough. Thanks!!

    • @image2296
      @image2296 18 днів тому

      Hey, i am sorry you're going through this. I completely understand what its like. :(

  • @stephen12holbrook
    @stephen12holbrook 20 днів тому

    Thank you for your wisdom. Im 1.5 years into my Limerent experience, she is unfortunately in my social circle (same beach volleyball community), so I inevitably run into her either at the beach or social events with mutual friends every couple weeks, but I do my best to practice no contact that is within my control, like removing all social media, never texting, speaking politely to her only if she speaks to me first but keeping it short, politely declining offers to play volleyball together with a made up excuse. The first year of this was the hardest of my life, as I would quickly remove myself from the beach or social events when she was there, and it was unfortunately noticed either by friends or by her, so she became aware of my actions, though I admit part of me wanted her to notice, but I absolutely could not force myself to stay either, as seeing her (especially with the guy she ended up choosing over me) was just too painful to bear. I have come a long way, and the pain has become manageable thanks to all the tools and knowledge I have learned from you and other sources. I have accepted that this may still last a while, but I remind myself to be kind to myself and to reflect on how far Ive come, and that moving on is not binary, but a gradient, it will gradually get easier over time. Stay strong my limerent folks, it does get easier, I once thought I could never get through this. This pain has also forced me to grow and change in ways that I can be proud of, I am a wiser, better person because of this, so I am thankful for the lessons Ive learned and the person I have become.

  • @ReeReeBN
    @ReeReeBN 20 днів тому

    Thank you so much for these videos. Like others, I have been maladaptive daydreaming from an early age, since I was about 11. I didn't realise others had been battling with this until last year. I never thought about dissecting the themes of my daydreams until now and I already feel empowered.

    • @Marios_CG
      @Marios_CG 19 днів тому

      That’s great that you feel empowered. Thank you for sharing.

  • @ravenfirepheonix
    @ravenfirepheonix 20 днів тому

    I’ve found that even social media’s friends of the limerant object was partial contact. It came back when I accepted a friend request. So, I had to block. My limerence abated after that.

  • @adamdabbs7353
    @adamdabbs7353 20 днів тому

    as an artist, I've struggled with maladaptive daydreaming my whole life and often rationalized it as being a part of my creative process - but after a year long depressive episode where I was making no art and spending hours every day in fantasyland I realized it was making me so much less actually productive. I want to find a balance between using this ability to construct compelling narratives without being consumed by them, but it's something I rarely hear other animators/ comic artists / script writers / directors discuss!

  • @etbedtalksAOH
    @etbedtalksAOH 20 днів тому

    I was so close to a limerant behavior last week. Yes I'm in no contact now. Yes it works because there is no possible reciprocation so it will end. But a pro tip I would like to give is the mind should find something more equally 'upsetting' to distract the mind from LO and keep it engaged (it depends still). For me personally, it starts with a missing feeling almost like an intense homesickness, like the distance is hard to handle.

  • @user-vf3wb8fo7g
    @user-vf3wb8fo7g 20 днів тому

    I've experienced similar thing twice but dealt with it in a different ways. I had a strong crush on a guy, but he said he had a girlfriend so I backed off, stopped texting him and seeking any opportunity to meet. But I've continued having fantasies about him. Fantasies lessened when I met my now husband, though I would go back to fantasizing sometimes, for arond 3 years even being in relationships. Though if that guy had asked me to date him I would say 'no', mostly out of fear. I think there's also might be a fear to actually get to know the person because fantasy will fade then. Now 10 years later I have a suspition that he's not a knight in a shining armor. The second time I didn't cut the contact with the another guy, we worked in tha same company so I would be difficult. It gave me chance to actually get to know him and whoosh fantasies gone, he's not the person I fantasized about. I think it was caused by some sort of crisis in relationships with my husband. I still do have fantasies about different people I work\study with, though it seems like fantasizing is a way for me to deal with boredom, and also I figured they're almost always about just 'him falling for me', no erotics, just about noticing what a great person I am. Probably it's not even about love addiction or limerence, just craving acceptance. The most important thing I've realized over time, that those people aren't real, but my husband is, he's sitting next to me on the couch watching movies and such. And I know him, I don't have to imagine what's he's like, and that's like 1000 times better.

  • @MSav1988
    @MSav1988 20 днів тому

    It’s just like a drug! Experiencing withdrawal symptoms just like I would for a drug. Been just over a month being Limerant. Hope I get quickly out of this as it will lead no where..age gap/different countries etc.These videos are indeed very helpful!