Stockholm Syndrome 

The problem of "sailing blind" caused by non-illuminated controls on the radar-scopes of large vessels.

The Andrea Doria's sinking was a classic example of Stockholm Syndrome --- if the Stockholm had been equipped with lighted instrument-panels, its collision with the Andrea Doria would probably never happened.

Stockholm Syndrome by QuacksO June 2, 2018

Stockholm Syndrome 

The problem of "sailing blind" caused by non-illuminated controls on the radar-scopes of large vessels.

The Andrea Doria's sinking was a classic example of Stockholm Syndrome --- if the Stockholm had been equipped with lighted instrument-panels, its collision with the Andrea Doria would probably never happened.

Stockholm Syndrome by QuacksO June 2, 2018

Stockholm Syndrome 

A fear when one becomes lost in the middle of Ikea.

I was stuck in the bedding section of Ikea and forgot which way I came in. Stockholm syndrome came in to full effect because of this dilemma.

Stockholm Syndrome by LJH24ZERO2 October 31, 2019

Stockholm syndrome 

a condition in which hostages develop a psychological bond with their captors during captivity

Nobody can save a Sanghi from their Stockholm syndrome

Stockholm syndrome by Chiwa April 25, 2022

Stockholm Syndrome 

When a boy holds his girlfriend against her will, as a prisoner, by refusing to let her take his car.
Usually perpetrated by a selfish narcissist who’s very manipulative about everything to everyone and who lies, lies, lies he said he loved her!

“Sounds like Stockholm syndrome, you should leave him and be with me”

Stockholm Syndrome by Tempestwolf67 January 22, 2024

stockholm syndrome 

when ur kidnapper is sexy

"oh nooo liam kidnapped be but hes so fine i think i have stockholm syndrome"

stockholm syndrome by Blinkass June 5, 2025

Stockholm syndrome

Stockholm syndrome refers to a psychological phenomenon where hostages develop positive feelings, such as sympathy and affection, toward their captors. This occurs as a coping mechanism, a form of self-preservation where the captive may come to identify with and even defend their captor. The term originated from a 1973 bank robbery in Stockholm, Sweden.

After being held captive for weeks, the hostages developed Stockholm syndrome, even defending their captors during the trial.

Stockholm syndrome by Emotional Cruiser October 19, 2025