The Perpetual Spectacle of Celebrity Affection

There is a psychological addiction to the Honeymoon Chase, the irresistible dopamine rush provided by the initial, blinding flash of new passion. The celebrity's life, though glamorous, is often structured, dictated, and tiring; the new romance represents a necessary, exhilarating rebellion against the routine of their own fame. Once the chaotic excitement of clandestine meetings and public debuts settles into the predictable rhythm of cohabitation, the celebrity mistakes the advent of peace for the absence of love, and is instinctively driven to restart the cycle, forever pursuing that first, intoxicating, and unsustainable peak of infatuation, which they confuse with true commitment.