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Her obsession for Sasuke does make sense, as I'd pointed out prior to this, that just like in abusive relationships the women stay for a plethora of reasons, her chasing after Sasuke is one of the most realistic aspects in the manga: Love. Love makes you do crazy things, even despite the blatant abuse.
Her love for Sasuke has no basis though, its based on nothing but his appearance. How does "love" like that amount to anything admirable or realistic? That's not love, its lust.
Emotions such as annoying, shallow, simpleminded etc. are all subjective to the readers own emotions/thoughts.
No, some of these are purely objective. Anticipating Sai calling Ino ugly? Shallow. Throwing a tantrum when he calls her beautiful instead? Shallow. Punching Sai simply for speaking the truth? Immature and abusive. Thinking she can take Sasuke all on her own? Simple minded. Leaving her friends unconscious in enemy territory? Simple minded and abusive. Trying to start a fake relationship with Naruto? Immature and simple minded. Thinking about Sasuke not caring for her while fighting the Juubi's bloody Jinchuriki? Simple minded. Yelling at her daughter for asking simple, basic questions? Abusive.
If I remember correctly, her Yin Seal had just finished forming at that exact point in time.
And she spent plenty of time messing around throughout all of P2 instead of focusing on forming it to aid everyone else. Well, it was a shoehorned ability that was clearly implemented last-minute.