Attachment styles between lovers have been found to resemble the parent-child attachment.

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Research suggests that the attachment style formed in childhood with primary caregivers can impact the attachment styles formed in adult romantic relationships. For example, those who had a secure attachment style with their caregivers in childhood tend to form secure attachments with romantic partners, while those who had insecure attachment styles as children may struggle with trust and intimacy in adult relationships.

Attachment Styles Between Lovers Have Been Found to Resemble the Parent-Child