SCP Foundation

The idea behind this is that there is a virus or something similar that causes people to become nearly obsessed with something they are doing at the time. It would be divided into several levels of danger, ranging from low danger with things like tv shows to high danger levels with more disturbing things, like necrophilia. Then it would go into interview logs with those affected by the virus and what they felt when they initially contracted it and how it affected their life. There's also a tiny bit of inspiration from Ovid's telling of Apollo and Daphne, where Apollo is literally described as 'burning with passion', in regards to his love of Daphne.

causes people to become nearly obsessed with something they are doing at the time.

So… a compulsion? How would anyone tell that it's a virus causing this?

Then it would go into interview logs with those affected by the virus and what they felt when they initially contracted it and how it affected their life.

Ehhh… I'm not sure if the interview logs would be particularly interesting unless you can add in some unpredictable elements beyond the standard exposition-providing and obligatory "this is how my life changed" explanations. Maaaaaybe this would be tale fodder, but we already get this sort of addiction/clinical-level obsessive behavior interviewee responses on talk shows IRL.

There's also a tiny bit of inspiration from Ovid's telling of Apollo and Daphne, where Apollo is literally described as 'burning with passion', in regards to his love of Daphne.

These seem pretty unrelated. A Greek god doing some pretty normal (if terrible) horny "I was just hit by Cupid's arrow" Greek god things doesn't really seem to be thematically related to people getting obsessive. (And this is my reaction as someone who is familiar with the myth of Apollo and Daphne; people who don't know the story might just feel like it's pointless making those namedrops.)

Overall… I dunno about this. It doesn't even feel super anomalous effects-wise.