MEXICO CITY, June 13 (EL UNIVERSAL).- In recent months, Christian Nodal’s name has remained trending on social networks. And since the singer of the Mexican regional genre announced his breakup with Belinda, with whom he planned to marry, through his separation from Cazzu, mother of his first-born Inti, to his recent relationship with Ángela Aguilar, he has been the object of attention in various platforms and in the world of entertainment.
As a result of these events, some users have pointed out that the “Goodbye Love” singer seems to follow a pattern in his romantic relationships, which they have called “Tarzan syndrome.”
“Tarzan syndrome,” as it is colloquially known, is not listed as a clinical term, but rather as a metaphor describing an emotional and behavioral pattern. This phenomenon refers to the practice of “jumping” from one relationship to another without allowing breaks in between, driven by the fear of loneliness and the constant need for emotional support. Like the character Tarzan, who moves from vine to vine without touching the ground, people who experience this syndrome make sure to establish a new relationship before they have completely closed the previous one.
This behavior, from a psychological perspective, can be interpreted as a way of avoiding facing one’s own emotions, the pain of loss and the necessary reflection that accompanies the end of a relationship. Those who display this tendency are often emotionally dependent on their partners, seeking in other individuals the security and affection that they feel they cannot obtain on their own.
For this reason, several psychology experts recommend taking time alone after a breakup, allowing yourself to grieve, and above all, reflect on what you learned in the previous relationship.
This type of syndrome is associated with the singer due to the speed with which he starts new romances and falls in love with other people. Many claim that their relationships are destined to fail because they do not even take the time necessary to heal and close a cycle before starting another.
