Unlock the Power of Positive Relationships: 6 Upbringing Influences Explored

3. The Controller:

Controllers emerge from childhoods marked by the need for control to shield themselves from negative emotions. This control becomes a shield against fear, embarrassment, and powerlessness. In relationships, controllers can display assertiveness, self-reliance, and a reluctance to seek help or express vulnerability.

Understanding the emotional armor controllers wear is essential for fostering deeper connections. Encouraging them to open up emotionally and trust in their partner’s support can lead to a more balanced and fulfilling relationship.