The answer is certainly yes. To show you this let me go to a psychologist like Freud, who is deeply concerned with love, not just sex. First let me translate from Christian into Freudian terms. The three bad loves are the same, though they are differently named and described. According to Freud, each of these bad loves either is, or is symptomatic of, a neurotic disorder.
None is a healthy or wholesome love.
To be a healthy person, to be an adult, to be well integrated, one must get over such loves or be cured of them. But I think most people may be puzzled about romantic love, or what Freud calls adolescent love. The object has, so to speak, consumed the ego. This happens, Freud points out, with greatest intensity when erotic love is not consummated sexually, as it is in marriage. Freud compares such adolescent or romantic love with being hypnotized.