Jasmine

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You might say I was lovesick. The psychiatry resident didn’t give me a specific diagnosis, though he told me in a matter-of-fact and not unkind way that I wasn’t the first woman to check herself in over a guy she couldn’t stop thinking about. He gave me a prescription for tranquilizers, which brought me stretches of relative calm. But the pills, which I allowed myself to take only occasionally, didn’t cure me.
Unrequited: Women and Romantic Obsession
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