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I find it the longer you wait to ask a girl out the worse you feel after rejection.
Fascinating. You might be right.
This is good but what happens when you get obsessed
I advise if you become obsessed you seek therapy and cut that person from your life completely
I have a tendency to do that with every girl I get a crush on its why I shouldn't date because literally every girl I get a crush on I become obsessed with
I advise you seek therapy then.
Why and how would it help
Because obsessive behavior is unhealthy, they'll be able to help you understand it and get it under control. Most average people benefit from seeing a therapist; I certainly did.
It's possible to stop being obsessive without therapy