Question 1

What childhood experiences lead to Loving and Hating Intensely?

Accepted Answer

People with Loving and Hating Intensely dating style often experienced: Abusive parent, Alcohol abuse in the family, Alcohol and or drug addicted parent, Angry parent, Authoritarian parent or family member, Being an orphan, Child custody battles, Chronic abuse, Chronic manipulation, Controlling parent, Critical parent, Death of a parent or sibling, Depressed parent, Disciplinarian parent, Divorced parents, Drug abuse in the family, Dysfunctional family, Emotional abuse, Emotional neglect, Emotionally distant or unavailable parent, Emotionally unstable parent, Family history of murder, Family history of suicide, Fear-based or authoritarian parenting style, Fights about infidelity, Fights about money, Frequent fights, Gaslighting, High-conflict parent, Inconsistent parenting, Indifferent parent, Invalidating parent, Lack of love, Manipulative parent, Missing parent, Nagging parent, Narcissistic abuse, Narcissistic parent, No safe adult to turn to for emotional support, One parent frequently absent, Paranoid parent, Parent constantly in trouble with the law, Parent in jail, serving prison sentence, Parent involved in illegal or criminal activities, Parent with anorexia and eating disorders, Parent with bipolar disorder, Parent with borderline personality disorder (bpd), Parent with chronic anxiety, Parent with chronic mental illness, Parent with extreme paranoia, delusions, or conspiracy beliefs, Parent with mental health issues, Parent with obsessive-compulsive disorder (ocd), Parent with post-partum depression, Parent with schizophrenia, Parent with self-harm or suicidal behaviors, Parent with undiagnosed or untreated personality disorder, Parent working long hours/multiple jobs, Parental abandonment, Parental emotional unavailability, Parental suicide, Parents separating or divorcing, Problems with the law in the family, Psychotic parent, Punishing parent, Recent family loss, Rejecting parents or family, Religious trauma cult-like environment, Scapegoating, Scolding, verbal abuse, put-downs in the family, Self-centered parent, Shame-based parenting, Single-parent family, Single-parent household, Toxic family, Toxic parent, Toxic parenting, Unavailable parent, Unloving parent, Unpredictable parent, Unreliable parent, Unresolved grief, Withholding parent

Question 2

How does childhood trauma create Loving and Hating Intensely patterns?

Accepted Answer

Loving and Hating Intensely develops as an adaptive response to specific childhood experiences, helping individuals cope with difficult family dynamics.

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