5/6/2016 · Stockholm Syndrome is a real psychological phenomenon. It’s defined as feelings of trust or affection felt in many cases of kidnapping or hostage-taking by a victim towards a captor. This weird psychological phenomenon got its name from a hostage situation that took place during an armed bank robbery in Stockholm, Sweden.
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[suho x fem!oc] After a fight with her husband, Kim Hwe Ji, a 26 year old, goes to the park to reflect on things. During her visit, she passes out due to a drug and is kidnapped. Getting kidnapped is already bad but falling in love with your kidnapper is worse.
1/14/2018 · Yes, I think you mean Stockholm Syndrome. That assumes you were referring to hostages falling in pseudo love with their captors, and not with each other. Minor note about how it was “discovered:” as with many things that have existed for a very lo…
