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The Need to Be Needed: Jung’s Most Toxic Relationship Trap

Jung warned about a subtle trait that quietly poisons love while posing as virtue—the compulsive need to be needed. In this video, we unpack how “caring” morphs into possessive care (emotional vampirism), the savior complex, and the dependency trap that slowly erodes a partner’s confidence, intimacy, and autonomy. You’ll learn why it intensifies under stress, how it hides behind therapeutic language, the gendered ways it appears, and how families and culture pass it down. We’ll contrast genuine vs. possessive care, give red flags to spot early (love-bomb help, subtle undermining, wounded martyrdom), and a path to healing—boundaries, self-worth beyond usefulness, and loving someone enough to let them grow. Comment one pattern you’re ready to end.