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Too good to be true: why we ruin relationships because of fears from the past
LIGA.net asked a psychologist about how to deal with mistrust, avoidance, and the fear of being rejected

When everything is fine in a relationship, but inner unease arises – it may not be intuition, but self-sabotage. Fear of abandonment, distrust, avoidance of intimacy, or testing the partner's strength often appear as a "realistic view of the situation." In reality, these are defensive reactions shaped by past experiences.
Psychologist Anna Mandich said LIGA.net:
- Why do we sabotage relationships?
- What are the signs of self-sabotage?
- How do past traumas affect relationships?
- How to distinguish caution from fear?
- How to build trust?
What is self-sabotage in relationships and why does it often appear as a "realistic view of the situation"?
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