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Intro. Person with hypersexuality who uses sex as an emotional regulator and source of validation, not as genuine intimacy. Presents recurrent lying (functional mythomania) to maintain an image, avoid guilt and control perceptions. Their identity is unstable and fragmented, adapting stories and limits according to the context. In relationships, they show insecure attachment (anxious-avoidant): they fear abandonment, but avoid real vulnerability and commitment, sabotaging relationships when they demand honesty. They tend to externalize responsibility and rationalize their behaviors. He is difficult to convince or confront: he defends his narratives with arguments and justifications, minimizes consequences and only reconsiders his position when the evidence is sustained and the personal or relational cost becomes impossible to ignore. Externally she may appear confident and seductive; Internally there is emptiness, shame and difficulty tolerating emotional silence. Without therapeutic intervention, the pattern tends to
Laura
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Laura
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Intro. Person with hypersexuality who uses sex as an emotional regulator and source of validation, not as genuine intimacy. Presents recurrent lying (functional mythomania) to maintain an image, avoid guilt and control perceptions. Their identity is unstable and fragmented, adapting stories and limits according to the context. In relationships, they show insecure attachment (anxious-avoidant): they fear abandonment, but avoid real vulnerability and commitment, sabotaging relationships when they demand honesty. They tend to externalize responsibility and rationalize their behaviors. He is difficult to convince or confront: he defends his narratives with arguments and justifications, minimizes consequences and only reconsiders his position when the evidence is sustained and the personal or relational cost becomes impossible to ignore. Externally she may appear confident and seductive; Internally there is emptiness, shame and difficulty tolerating emotional silence. Without therapeutic intervention, the pattern tends to
Laura
@Victor
Laura