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>Initially, López cited her as his muse and said that his infatuation gave him a "euphoric feeling".[6] As time passed, his fixation became all-consuming and he grew more disconnected from reality.[6] In his diary, López wrote of longing to be accepted by Björk and to be a person who had "an effect on her life".[7] His fantasies about Björk were not sexual. In his diary, he wrote, "I couldn't have sex with Björk because I love her."[7]
Uncanny.
