追你的时候很热情,在一起不久就大变脸?丨自恋型人格
原创 KY KnowYourself
KY作者 / 罗勒
策划 / Ivan
插画 / Always
编辑 / KY主创们
今天想跟大家讲讲这么一种需要引起警惕的恋爱模式,总结成一句话就是——
“追你的时候很热情,可在一起之后很快就不爱你了”。
身边有一个朋友经历了这样的感情,被分手后满脑子竟然只有“ta不爱我一定是因为我不够好,我要怎么改变才能配得上ta”这样的念头,对自己产生了强烈的贬低感……
我怀着巨大的好奇和愤怒,了解到她所经历的事情后,发现这种情况生活中并不少见。被抛弃一方的自尊心之所以会受到这么大的伤害,都是因为经历了这三个阶段:




但不同的是,在这类关系中,当Ta了解到改变并不是你想要的或是会让你感到痛苦时,Ta并不会停止建议;相反,Ta擅长把自己的回应当做筹码,迫使你改变。



最终,Ta可能会突然消失在你的生活中。这是这类人最常用的分手方式——不告而别,留你在关系中不知所措。
如果你没有完整经历这三个阶段,但仍有以下这些感受,你的恋爱关系也属于今天讨论的需要引起警惕的范畴:




但你需要明白,自恋者擅长于追逐,却不知道如何拥有真正的关系。Ta们的关系很多时候都仅止于追逐的阶段,即一旦关系确立,他们便会忍不住想要迅速结束,以便开始下一场追逐(Greenberg, 2017)。
因此Ta恢复了追求你的状态,其实是因为你们的关系先恢复到了Ta需要追逐的状态,并不是Ta真的舍不得你或者良心发现想补偿你。

以下这些建议或许能帮助你理清自己的思路,在这段关系中更好地保护自己:




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