A pattern where you recreate the same emotional dynamic in different relationships because your nervous system learned that dynamic early. It becomes your internal template, so the same story repeats in different forms until it is interrupted.

Recurrent Relationship Imprinting has two deeper layers (sub-layers) that explain why the same emotional storyline can return even when the people, roles, or timing look completely different. These sub-layers reveal the hidden mechanics behind repetition.

SUB-LAYER 1 - Role Transference, speaks to how a past emotional role can be carried by someone new.

SUB-LAYER 2 - Temporal Imprinting, shows how certain times of year or major life moments can reactivate the original internal imprint.

Together, they reveal that these cycles aren’t random. They’re patterned responses encoded in the nervous system, waiting to be understood and interrupted.