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Being Stalked & Outwitting The Devil

Let's talk about Erotomania and Napoleon Hill's book "Outwitting The Devil"Erotomania, also known as de Clérambault's syndrome, is a rare delusional disorder where an individual holds the unshakeable belief that another person, often of a higher social status or a celebrity, is secretly in love with them. This conviction persists despite a clear lack of evidence and, in many cases, a complete absence of any personal contact.The core of erotomania is this fixed, false belief. The affected person often misinterprets neutral or ambiguous actions from the object of their affection—such as a glance, a gesture, or a social media post—as secret, coded messages of love. They may believe that the other person is the one who initiated the "relationship" and is prevented from openly declaring their love due to external circumstances.This delusion can lead to obsessive behaviours, including persistent attempts to contact the person through letters, emails, gifts, and, in some cases, stalking and harassment. Rejection or denial from the object of their affection is often rationalised as a test of their love or a hidden message of encouragement.

Consistently crazy world

It always feels like the world is burning but it continues to spin. Is it better to add to the noise or offer an alternative?

Do you know you have a podcast bro?

We got some rambling to do ,some emails to read and a little advice to give. Apologies for the excessive umming throughout I'm a lil rusty. Get in touch : hanjihellopodcast@gmail.com

The Grief Episode - dealing with death (featuring Doni Brasco)

TW: SH, SI, MH I speak very candidly with Doni Brasco about the emotions surrounding the loss of a parent. How we dealt with the ensuing sadness, depression and process of grief.

Turning a Corner

It's been a long 7 months and I want to talk about it. A lot of introspection and I figure out how I turned the corner and found my way again. We also have a question about the toxicity of "Punjabi Men" in the Hanji Help section.