In recent years, the belief has become popular that many Spanish couples end their relationship shortly after taking a trip to Porto. It is a phenomenon that has already been baptized in the neighboring country, such as “The Curse of Porto”.
Porto is the misfortune of Spanish couples. Or at least that’s what is being said on social networks in the neighboring country.
This is because Our brothers They began to notice a curious trend: couples who visited the port eventually “broken” shortly thereafter. So it started “The Curse of Porto”.
Cited by the Spanish psychologist Alejandra de Pedro It discouraged, however, couples to avoid visiting the port.
In an analysis of this phenomenon, the expert began by explaining that Porto is a Very common destination of Spanishespecially of the younger ones, at the beginning of the relationship, “That have been together for one/three years”.
On the other hand, Alejandra de Pedro recalled that This period coincides with the moment when “Chemistry of In love”It starts to change – Something that is scientifically proven.
At this stage, the expert explained in a tiktok publication, the brain no longer segregates high levels of dopamine and serotonin – hormones responsible for the typical euphoria of the early months – which makes the relationship faded.
“We have passed the thought ‘he’s funny, but it is a little distracted’ to ‘he never answers the phone and I can’t stand it,’ he explained, adding that this is the moment many couples start to question if they are really long -term compatible.
ADP.PSICOLOGA THE TWO YEAR CRISIS IN THE COUPLE #Relations #Paraja #Therapy ♬ Original sound – Alejandra de Pedro
I.e, The unbeaten city can sigh. It seems to be unblemished to blame in the issue of the separations of the Spanish couples. On the other hand, it can complain about the fact that it only receives in its beautiful streets and landscapes relationships in the decaying phase. In fact, it doesn’t even match…
Theories aside, Alejandra de Pedro explained that the separations are due to very rational factors, related to the natural evolution of a relationshipand not with curses from certain cities.
The expert leaves as a recommendation to couples who feel that the initial illusion faded – instead of giving up – that they seek to reinforce communication, get out of routine and share new experiences. And yes, Porto is very good to do it.
