Replaying childhood family dynamics in adult relationships is a common psychological phenomenon. Early family experiences shape attachment styles, emotional responses, and relational behaviors. Here’s how these patterns often manifest:1. Attachment Styles: Early relationships with caregivers influence how we relate to others as adults. These styles (secure, anxious, avoidant, disorganized) shape how we behave in intimate relationships. 2. Re-enacting Family Roles: Adults may unconsciously adopt