Why Do We Repeatedly Fall for the Wrong Person? Psychology Reveals the Real Reasons

• Many mistake initial 'spark' for true love, ignoring red flags due to inner restlessness or insecurity.
• Unconsciously, we are drawn to partners who mirror past experiences or childhood dynamics, mistaking familiarity for comfort.
• A desire to 'fix' others, often stemming from low self-esteem, leads individuals to stay in unhealthy relationships.
• Fear of loneliness drives people to settle for unsuitable partners, lowering standards to avoid being alone.
• Unresolved past traumas and emotional wounds can lead to repeating negative relationship patterns.