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March of Bailen, the podcast.

We're talking with Chava Gutierrez, Chava Esterapeuta, Conferenceista Español,

to take out his book, which we're going to launch here in the program,

Experts in Relations of Pareja, and we're trying to explain them.

Why did they always fall in love with narcissists in their lives?

We've already defined what is narcissism, and we're understanding some of the reasons why they could attract narcissistic people.

So we're talking about excessive empathy, low self-esteem, family patterns, the desire to complicate the lack of personal limits,

the idealization, and we're going with that necessity that we all have,

but some of us have received love in a unconditional way,

as a place and as it is that it comes, and at any price Chava.

Total.

And you know, one of the big problems of that is that people don't know how to differentiate it,

what is unconditional love, what is unconditional water.

And I think that's the key to a relationship.

To see, define one and the other.

Look, one unconditional water is when you don't care what you need to be good,

and what you need to keep in mind about all the things.

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