In the Psycheverse
Psyche examines obsession as both a psychological phenomenon and a relational dysfunction, often situating it within discussions of manipulation, parasocial dynamics, and power imbalances in community spaces. The show treats obsessive behavior—particularly persistent messaging, boundary violation, and fixation on others—as a serious interpersonal harm worth naming directly in real-time confrontations.
Episodes (5)

I turned into a fish taco — burrito solution
Psyche discusses his obsession with eating fish tacos and jokingly claims to have transformed into one, needing a blanket to become a burrito. He shares his experience of how his enjoyment turned into an addiction.

Sucker - Official Music Video by Cult Of Psyche (Super HD)
This episode features the official music video for 'Sucker' by Cult of Psyche, a dark and introspective song exploring themes of spiritual suffering and toxic devotion. The song's lyrics delve into feelings of desperation, obsession, and the search for salvation.

@AMC Tony the Conductor. I Call For a Cease Fire Before Things Get Ugly. Song for You. Choo Choo
In this musical episode, Psyche performs a song addressing obsessive behavior and online harassment directed at someone named Tony. The song features poetic lyrics that explore the dynamics of online interactions and the blurring of reality and fantasy.

Why You So Obsessed With Me (Song for Tony)
Psyche premieres two original songs, one tribute to tarot reader Prairie Page and another addressing an obsessed fan named Tony, before stepping away for a business meeting.

Echo and Narcissus The Best Version
Psyche retells the Greek myth of Echo and Narcissus, focusing on Echo's curse and Narcissus's fatal obsession with his own reflection. The story serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of self-love.
🐇 Rabbit Hole
Topics that frequently appear alongside obsession
