Love ❤️ Bombing is a Narcissistic manipulative tactic used in romantic relationships or even friendships, where one person overwhelms the other with excessive displays of affection, attention, and praise in order to gain control and manipulate their emotions. It is often used to establish a deep emotional connection and make the recipient feel special and desired. However, love bombing is not a genuine expression of love, but rather a form of emotional manipulation that can lead to feelings of confusion, dependence, and vulnerability in the recipient. It is important to be aware of the signs of love bombing and to establish healthy boundaries in relationships to protect oneself from emotional harm.
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