Are You Addicted to Being Needed? The BPD Relationship Trap
Today, we’re diving into a powerful psychological dynamic that many people don’t recognize until they’re in deep—the addictive pull of feeling needed and indispensable in a relationship with someone who has borderline personality traits or BPD.If you’ve ever been in a relationship that felt like a soulmate connection one moment and emotional chaos the next, you’re not alone. These relationships often start off feeling magical, intense, and deeply intimate—like you’ve finally found “the one.” But what if that connection isn’t real intimacy… and is instead part of a shared fantasy built on emotional highs, idealization, and dependency? In this video, we’ll explore the hidden reasons why being “needed” can feel so intoxicating—and why it’s so hard to walk away.
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Introduction (0:00)
BPD Relationships (1:00)
Dave’s Story (2:15)
Devaluation and Volatility (6:18)
Extreme Highs and Lows (8:14)
Re-Engagement (Hoovering) (10:47)
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