According to psychology

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The video likely resonated with viewers by addressing a common and relatable psychological phenomenon in relationships, prompting introspection and discussion.

Summary

The video presents a psychological concept about self-sabotage in relationships. It explains that when someone experiences being treated well for the first time, they may self-sabotage because it feels too good to be true and their brain struggles to process it.

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1Introduction of psychological concept
2Explanation of self-sabotage tendency
3Reason: feeling too good to be true
4Brain's inability to process the positive experience

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According to psychology when it's someone's first time being treated right in a relationship, their tendency is to self sabotage it. Not because they don't want it, but because it feels too good to be true", and their brain can't process that it's happening with them.