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Why do people have the tendency to cling to a dominant figure in times of need?
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Why do people have the tendency to cling to a dominant figure in times of need?

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They are at a moment of insecurity and need someone to make them feel better, you cling to feel safe and secure because you are in their arms and it gives you the feeling of being cared for
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