Inversion is a psychological process that manifests itself in a change in the order of a person’s thoughts, feelings and behavior, affecting his emotions, ideas, views and memories. Inversion can occur as a result of stressful situations, psychological trauma, and also as a defense mechanism of the psyche. It can be permanent, temporary and random. One form of inversion is the inversion of values. In this case, a person begins to attach great importance to things or ideas that previously had no meaning to him, and those that were important become secondary. For example, a person may begin to value material wealth more than spiritual values, although previously it was the other way around. Inversion can also manifest itself in changes in behavior. In this case, the person may begin to behave aggressively or avoid communicating with others. This may be a consequence of internal conflict with oneself and personal dissatisfaction. It is important to remember that inversion is most often a temporary phenomenon that can be overcome with the right support and understanding of your emotions and thoughts. Inversion often focuses our attention on the negative aspects in life, which is why the positive aspects fade into the background. Therefore, awareness of how inversion affects our lives will help us learn to control it and achieve a more balanced state. Inversion also occurs in relationships when values ​​and expectations change. Romantic relationships are a complex and multifaceted component of our lives. They can be a source of joy, support and mutual understanding, or cause disappointment, conflict and suffering. Inversion in a relationship manifests itself in changes in values, expectations and behavior towards a partner. This can happen due to various factors such as stress, life changes, personal problems and internal conflicts. As a result of inversion, one of the partners may begin to attach greater importance to those aspects of the relationship that were previously not so important to him, while others, on the contrary, cease to play a key role. For example, it is important for a girl that her partner is nearby, helps her, appreciates her, and then everything changes, this becomes not enough for her and the focus shifts towards demanding financial investments in her. In another example, a person who previously valued freedom and independence may begin to feel a greater need for intimacy and support from a partner. Or a person who was previously very emotional and open may become more unemotional and closed. Such changes can lead to misunderstandings, conflicts and even relationship breakdown. In order to prevent or overcome inversion in a relationship, it is important to pay attention to your emotions, needs and expectations. Talking with your partner about what is bothering you both in your relationship, honestly and openly, will help in resolving the problems that arise and maintaining harmony in them. If a person is subject to inversion in a relationship and is not ready to do anything about it, then there is a high probability that continuing this relationship is useless and the best decision would be to end this relationship now, because it will only get worse, for both parties. Inversion in a relationship is a natural process that can occur in any couple, regardless of the duration of the relationship. It is important to remember that openness, understanding and support will help overcome difficulties and strengthen relationships. Any inversion can lead to various psychological problems such as depression, anxiety, aggression. Therefore, it is important to understand the reasons for the occurrence of inversion in order to find ways to overcome it and, if you cannot do it yourself, then seek help from a psychologist or psychotherapist. Link to my telegram channel: K2K in psychology My telegram: @freedtr