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Chinese girl diagnosed with 'love brain' as she bombards her boyfriend with hundreds of calls and messages every day

Chandigarh, April 21 “Love brain” is the term a Chinese teenage girl has been diagnosed with after she bombarded her boyfriend with hundreds of calls and messages every single day. This diagnosis showed her obsession and out of control...
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Chandigarh, April 21

“Love brain” is the term a Chinese teenage girl has been diagnosed with after she bombarded her boyfriend with hundreds of calls and messages every single day.

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This diagnosis showed her obsession and out of control emotions which has left the 18-year-old girl identified as Xiaoyu, and her boyfriend in distress.

According to a report by Yueniu News, Xiaoyu’s descent into the grips of obsession began innocuously enough during her first year at university.

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The affair that began with sweet romance soon became an obsession as Xiaoyu’s relentless need for her boyfriend’s presence and attention grew unendingly demanding.

Dr Du Na, a specialist at The Fourth People’s Hospital of Chengdu, disclosed the severity of Xiaoyu’s condition, revealing that she bombarded her boyfriend with over 100 phone calls in a single day.

Xiaoyu’s frustration grew to the level that she resorted to drastic measures, including throwing household objects and even threatening self-harm, when she could not reach to her boyfriend.

In a disturbing video clip that went viral on social media, Xiaoyu is seen relentlessly attempting to contact her boyfriend via video calls, displaying a level of desperation that borders on alarming.

Xiaoyu’s diagnosis has sparked a discussion online, with thousands highlighting deeper mental health issues.

Some labelled her as a “control freak,” others have expressed empathy, understanding that the harrowing mental health condition can be for real.

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