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10 Signs Of Trauma Bonding In A Relationship

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Trauma Bonding Stems From A Distorted Sense Of Love Dzmitry – stock.adobe.com – illustrative purposes only, not the actual person The following column is the opinion and analysis of the writer. In toxic relationships, it’s not uncommon for victims to feel an unshakable attachment to their abuser. This phenomenon is known as trauma bonding. Contrary to what the name might suggest, it doesn’t actually mean two individuals bonded over a shared trau…

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D. A. GILLASPIE

TRAUMA BONDING RELATIONSHIPS, SO FAR

Who has had a trauma bonding relationship? Anyone who played sports, broke up with the same partner a few times, you get the idea. If you’ve ever rented a place in a bad building, worked for a bad boss, or eat in a middle of the road restaurant instead of trying someplace new, you’ve had a bond, traumatic or not. For example: You want a cup of coffee at an easy drive-thru, but don’t want to give Starbucks any business. After enough less than opt…

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