Hey guys, welcome back to the Salis Rose Show. I am here with my guest at this point, my co-star, Gabby.

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Okay, so what is your definition of a trauma bond?

I think initially when I thought of a trauma bond, I figured that you have to go through something traumatic that makes you want to lean on one another.

So like I was thinking like if there was a couple together during COVID, is that considered a trauma bond?

Because, like, a lot of people, like, your life got shut down.

The world was kind of scary.

So, like, were those couples that were, like, kind of forced to live together?

Is that considered a trauma bond?

I mean, I feel like, like, you said, like, it could be different for everybody, but what I think a trauma bond is is when, for example, me and

like my 10-year ex, that was for sure a trauma bond, but that was also my first love.

So past all the pain she put me through or that I put her through as well, I'm not like a victim

here. But it's like always going to be a bond, you know, like, no matter how much time

goes by, you're like, I wonder. So it's kind of like, because, I guess you could like say that

due to how like intense a relationship can get or like how bad the fights could get. Yeah.

Like I's like staying together and continuing to partake in that relationship. Right.

It's kind of like that trauma bond that you get in like romantic relationships.

Exactly.

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