"When Love Becomes Disorder is a fictional narrative that explores how ordinary emotions, when left unresolved, can quietly transform into obsession, emotional dependency, and inner conflict. The story does not romanticize love or suffering. Instead, it examines the psychological spaces where attachment begins to blur into fixation. Through introspective storytelling, the book follows a mind caught between memory and reality, longing and restraint. It reflects on unanswered questions, silent expectations, and the emotional patterns that develop when boundaries are ignored or misunderstood. The narrative is rooted in realism, drawing attention to how emotional imbalance often grows unnoticed within familiar relationships. This book is not written to justify behavior or assign blame. It is written to observe, to question, and to create awareness. The characters and events are fictionalized, but the emotions they carry are deeply human and widely recognizable. When Love Becomes Disorder invites readers to pause and reflect on their own emotional experiences, especially those shaped by attachment, insecurity, and unspoken desires. It is a story for readers who appreciate quiet intensity, psychological depth, and honesty over dramatization. This work aims to leave readers with reflection rather than resolution, encouraging self awareness over comfort."