Special thanks to Elizaveta for being a part of this episode of Unattainable Podcast Show 

Clinical psychologist Elizaveta reveals the hidden psychological mechanisms behind attraction and why we repeatedly fall into the same relationship patterns based on our unconscious traumas and needs.

• Our traumas attract us to specific types of partners as we unconsciously try to heal past wounds
• 80% of the population has narcissistic trauma personalities fueled by social media and constant comparison
• Relationship compatibility changes as individuals evolve, making communication crucial for relationships to succeed
• The "perfect" partner written on paper might be standing in the same room, but your traumas will attract you elsewhere
• Monogamous relationships face challenges in modern society due to changing social structures and increased exposure to alternatives
• Emotional "hooks" like unavailability, the savior complex, and unpredictability create powerful attraction
• Self-awareness is the key to breaking unhealthy relationship patterns and making conscious partner choices

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