In the summer I turned beautifully (Tsitp) Fever has scanned all over the world and viewers of all ages are incredible lined In Jenny Han’s Ya Drama. There is something for a combination of dreamy summer cousins and extreme teenage stresses that becomes irresistible. But why do our fantastic characters attract so much? For some people, they may not understand why fans get to the point where they are fighting for pomegranate daisies on whether the Conrad or Jeremiah team is the right choice for the belly.
Carly Dober, main psychologist at Enriching the psychology of the livesshe says Refinery29 Australia These teenage stories can cause emotions that we like to cling. “Most people can clearly recall their teenage years, where the highs were very high and the low ones were very low due to the hormonal peaks and adolescence and early adulthood,” Dober says. “It also makes us feel nostalgic when things feel easier, as for some, for some, their lives have become much more complicated in their adult years.”
The love triangle and the intense character In the summer I turned beautifully It also proves addictive, as fans drink drama and intrigue. ‘A triangle of love [may leave] We are deeply curious and rooting for specific people. Often, people find that for whom they root in the triangle of love they can change throughout the series, “Dober notes. Maybe someone is in character shoes before, and we also align our identity with how we want to see and what characteristics or behaviors we find.
We also align our identities with how we want to see and what characteristics or behaviors we find permitted.
Carly Dober, psychologist
Karen-Dill-Shackleford, PhD, a media psychologist based in Santa Barbara, California, also says it is natural to find these characters important. He explains that because the narrative is a way to touch ideas that are important to us, connecting to a story and its characters are important – and often, we may feel even more empathy for a story than we do for things and people in our daily lives.
Dr. Dill-Shackleford describes our relationships with characters as parasitic relationships or the one-sided relationships we have with the media we consume. Even if a character cannot talk back to you or another way to deal with you, it is logical that if you get home at night and spend an hour or two (or more, we don’t judge) watching a TV show, you might really have a connection because they bring you joy or shout at you. And the feeling that so much love for these characters could be a sign that you are able to support. “You have to join a real human way to feel this connection,” says Dr. Dill-Shackleford. “This is probably a sign that you are in a position on some social things that you are willing to let yourself go and really feel something in history.”
There is no very harsh science out there to explain why some people tend to be incredibly passionate followers, while others are more casual (ie, West Reddit theorists against people who prefer to just watch the show and let it unfold), but Debra Kissen, PhD, member of The Union of anxiety and depression of AmericaHe says he may have something to do with how deeply we explore things in our lives general.
You have to participate in a real human way to feel this connection.
Karen Dill-Shackleford, PhD
“People who have more tend to dive deep into things may have more tendency to be experts and dive deep, while others get a bigger opinion,” he says. ‘Part of it would appear next anything Do it – do it fully and well. “But even if you are not the type of all or nothing, Dr. Dill-Shackleford says the characters are often avatars for us and we let ourselves feel feelings through them, even if we can’t associate everything They pass.
This attachment and the productive relationship can also happen with celebrities, which, in a way, are undoubtedly fantastic characters to us: we know the image they present to the public, which can be 100% aligned with who they really are and assumes to the rest. “[With] Someone you have followed a career or long periods of your life, you do Feel like you know them, “says Dr. Dill-Shackleford.” You see them in these familiar situations and is probably already a beautiful person because they are an actor and they are imperative. “
And, well, the power of attraction is strong. “You can’t underestimate the fact that these stars are very attractive,” he adds. “Most people, unless you live in Hollywood or something, do not see this level of physical attractiveness. As Chris Hemsworth, it is like god. So, of course, it’s a biological motto for us, we have to find someone to mate, and it’s a message to us that this person is really valuable because they are so attractive. “
So it is normal to be extremely connected to a fantastic character or celebrity, as long as it is not obsessed with taking on your life. If, let’s say, you spend so much on Chris Hemsworth that you are dating no other because of this attraction, then it can be unhealthy. For the most part, however, Dr. Dill-Shackleford says that most people are probably not obsessed with this degree.
This article was originally published in 2018 and has been updated.
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