Tag: Dyadic Fusion

Dyadic Fusion describes a relational arrangement in which two people’s loyalties, boundaries, identities, or governing interpretations become insufficiently differentiated, creating a shared authority structure that resists contradiction or independent accountability.

Within captivity, this arrangement may subordinate a third person’s distinct perception and needs to the preservation of the dyad.

Dyadic fusion does not require identical motives, equal power, or complete agreement between the two participants.