How to Stop Addictive Thoughts About Someone Bad for You

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Publicado 2023-10-22
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“How can I stop addictive thoughts about someone who’s wrong for me?”


When we really like someone but know there are signs of problems, we’ll often overvalue them for their charisma and charm . . . and set ourselves up for massive future heartbreak.

If you find yourself getting fixated on someone too quickly—trying to make them fit into a relationship based on who they could be—then watch this week’s video (taken from my Live Retreat) to figure out when someone is truly worthy of your investment.


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▼ Chapters ▼

0:002:37 – Thinking of Someone Who’s Not Right for Us
2:373:32 – A Relationship Requires THIS
3:325:39 – Overvaluing Someone’s Initial Charm
5:397:28 – An Incredible Time vs. an Incredible Investment
7:289:24 – Constructing a Story
9:2411:17 – Attachment Styles
11:1713:51 – Recognizing Addictive Thoughts
13:5115:17 – How to Make Your Dating Life Easier

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  • @martine5716
    Limerence is one of the hardest things to get over because you're effectively breaking up with your imagination🥺❤️
  • @micap1121
    1. For the same reason addiction exists- an environment that is not stimulating enough. Commit to the work of creating a world that you enjoy living in. Remember there are other options that you haven't tried yet.
  • It's quite easy to get addicted to a fantasy of another person, and even to the fantasy version of yourself with the fantasy version of them.
  • @Texgirl369
    The addiction is so real. He is charismatic, always upbeat, movie star looks, PhD research scientist but there are multiple deal beakers too long to list and he has more baggage than an airport. We have broken up, but I'm a still a junkie craving a dopamine hit. Can't get him out of my head.
  • @Coolgirl1309
    It's easier said than done. LIMMERENCE is not just about stopping obsessive thoughts over someone. It's rooted in childhood, in trauma from neglected or abusive parents. If you don't heal childhood wounds , you will continue to obsess and fantasize.
  • @aha2507
    It seems like Matthew speaks mainly to women. But as a man, I like to watch his videos and they have "helped" me too. We men have the same problems when dating, the same fears and make the same mistakes.
  • @silverreins3501
    Charm is a skill. It definitely does not show who they are.
  • @QualityIsQueen
    I now realize that my worst mistake is the illusion of what someone can be. I also never want to lose that. I need to be better about communicating expectations and letting their actions show me their place in my life.
  • The romantic idealism kills me, all the signs are there that I’m not valued. I’ve overcompensated so much probably cause of childhood trauma. There’s still this part of me that can’t let go. Logic vs heart. It’s torturous.
  • @lindacoyle1554
    Matthew's videos appear at the EXACT time I need them....Thanks Matt....you are truly a God-send to so many people.
  • @yiyiskinny
    But there are a lot of people struggling with trauma bond or unsecured attachment styles. Like intellectually they know the person who ghost them are not good, but emotionally and psychologically they don’t know how to break the trauma bond and that’s why they still ruminate about the wrong person.
  • @AD-hh6dd
    “Why do I have to convince you that going back to a drug is bad for you? You know!” Damn he’s right
  • @FaithAnswered
    Watching his videos just gives me that reminder to not do the things I know not to do, a good kick on the behind is sometimes needed 😂
  • @poojamenon1815
    I wish I could tell you how much of a right time this has come to me at. I am saving it and listening to this everyday till I emotionally accept this. ❤
  • @amyhoover9
    Trauma has kept me bonded. Emotions make me feel things that aren't attached to reality. Astrology is unreliable because it's based on obscure ideas and thoughts that don't hold solid evidence and facts. In reality, I realize that I need to remove him from my life full stop. I'm done with the ups and downs of what keeps swirling around in my head. I'm done with being seen as a mutt. I am not his pawn. I don't want his friendship. I don't want his existence in my life at all....
  • Mathew Hussey, and his kindness and empathy paired with insight, is the reason I value the opinions of an empathetic "entrepreneur" over the views of a callous "activist" who lacks empathy. Where there's true empathy (instead of callousness and manipulation/calculation), there's wisdom. I used to be one of Mathew Hussey's biggest critics 5+ years ago, but I acknowledge that his advice is humane and kind. He was able to adapt to our changing world and its modern challenges because he understands (and feels) human emotions. And he's decent enough not to exploit them, but to equip others to adequately deal with their own emotions and the emotions of other people to lead a more aware, authentic and kind / self-loving life. That's a huge accomplishment, Mathew!
  • Dopamine is stimulated by just thinking about the person you crave
  • @ellav9022
    You’re so good Matthew. Unfortunately no matter how many times I’ve watched your videos, I still have those addictive thoughts about a man who doesn’t want to be with me 😢
  • @dr.zoyasharma
    We have these thoughts coz we allow our minds to play tricks and wr dont allow our mind to accept the reality of the situation. Awesome