In recent months, the prominent performer of regional Mexican music, Christian Nodalcaptured the attention of the public and the media not only for his musical talent, but also for his movements in the sentimental field.
After his well-known breakup with the singer Belinda, with whom he had marriage plans, followed by his separation from Cazzu, mother of his daughter Inti, and his recent relationship with Ángela Aguilar, Nodal seems to follow a particular pattern in his love relationships that some in social networks called the “Tarzan syndrome.”
This term, although not recognized clinically, is used to describe a specific emotional and behavioral behavior: the tendency to “jump” from one romantic relationship to another without significant breaks between them.
This practice is often driven by fear of loneliness and a constant need for emotional support. Metaphorically, it is similar to Tarzan moving from vine to vine without touching the ground, where people with this syndrome seek to secure a new love bond before completely ending the previous one.
Internet users have criticized Nodal for starting a relationship so soon.
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From a psychological perspective, this behavior can be interpreted as an evasion mechanism when faced with the confrontation of personal emotions and the pain that loss entails, avoiding the reflection that should follow the end of a relationship.
Individuals with this tendency often depend emotionally on their partners to feel security and affection, elements that they perceive as unattainable on their own.
Psychology experts suggest that it’s healthy to take time for yourself after a breakup, to process grief and reflect on lessons learned from the past relationship.
In Nodal’s case, his rapid transition between relationships led to speculation about the stability and depth of his romantic commitments, with criticism pointing to a lack of time to heal and close cycles properly before starting a new one.
GDA – The Nation
