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When People Become Obsessed With Other People

I recently visited my local library searching for current articles on OCD that might be of interest to my support group. The periodicals file is computerized so I conducted a search of articles on Obsessions, Compulsions and both together. I suppose a system is only as good as the knowledge of the person who programs and updates it. What I discovered under the topic headings was a mix of a few articles in the more well-known magazines, together with a group of writings which were shockingly out of place and so misleading that at first I thought I had accessed the wrong topic. I came across such titles as “I Love You To Death,” “Crazy Love,” “A Stranger Was Stalking Our Little Girl” and “Twisted Love: A Deadly Obsession.”