
20/07/2025
🇦🇺 When they have unresolved situations with their parents, they unconsciously seek a partner to resolve this.
These are not long-lasting partners, but they might lead them to a long-lasting partner, someone who is not there to fill the past emptiness or missing.
They usually become reactive when they allow each other to experience unresolved issues with their parents. “Reactivity” is a sign of something that I know already, in childhood, a coping mechanism kicks in, for example, if he feels now acknowledged by his mother(his partner or representative), he might become prideful and start to ignore her in the unconscious attempt to drive her back to him. For her, when she feels not valued by him, she might bring in a third person to make in jealous if that was her successful attempt in childhood, or she might leave the relationship first such as “I am standing up for myself!”, which what she aims is actually “Stop me please, make me feel important and validated by you!”
These examples reflect an unfulfilled child's love. He copes by seeking validation from her, and she aims for the same validation from him. Open love, child love, love with no barriers. The one with fewer barriers is usually the one who will attempt the most “drastic” coping mechanism, such as “I am leaving” or “I have someone else.”
Their way out? Sadness, they must cry that emptiness to fill it again naturally, organically from within!”
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