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The Psychology of People Who Always Try to Fix Others

Why do you always feel the need to fix others? Whether it’s your partner, your friend, or a family member—you keep trying to heal, guide, or save them, even when it drains you. This constant urge isn’t random — it often comes from deep emotional wounds, childhood conditioning, and a hidden fear of losing control or being unloved. In this video, we’ll uncover the psychology behind the “savior complex” — why you’re drawn to broken people, how it leads to toxic codependency and emotional exhaustion, and the deeper reasons you mistake caretaking for love. You’ll also learn how to break this cycle, set healthy boundaries, and start building relationships based on mutual respect and emotional balance — not rescue missions. If you’ve ever felt like the “fixer” in every relationship, this video is for you. 💬 Share your experience in the comments ✨ Watch till the end to understand yourself on a deeper level — and don’t forget to subscribe to The Archetype for more insights on psychology, trauma, and emotional healing. 🎬 Watch more videos    • The Psychology of Deep Thinkers: Why they ...      • The Psychology of People Who Are Too Indep...   #psychology #saviorcomplex #codependency #relationships #mentalhealth #emotionalhealing #selfawareness #toxicrelationships #thearchetype