Stranded on a Summit: The Alpine Divorce Redefines Relationship Risk
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The term 'Alpine divorce' describes partners leaving each other behind on mountains, a pattern observed by guides and rescuers that can put the abandoned partner in serious danger. Psychologists say it reflects unhealthy relationship dynamics and narcissistic traits, with real cases in Europe prompting warnings to seek help or call mountain rescue if danger arises.
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