Over 30, immaturity and narcissism: that's Simon Syndrome

"Simon Syndrome" is a term that has recently become common and manifests anxiety, dissatisfaction, and thoughts of not meeting personal and social expectations . But what exactly is it?

According to the website "Atlas Psicólogos Tres Cantos" it mentions that Simon Syndrome is also considered a variant of Peter Pan Syndrome, and is characterized by emotional immaturity and lack of commitment. .

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Those who suffer from this They are primarily looking for fun and avoid any kind of emotional commitment. , which also presents various risks such as instability of interests and occupations, as well as narcissism .

Factors of Simon's Syndrome

Singleness : reflects the fear of emotional commitment. They tend to avoid stable, long-term relationships due to their rejection of commitment .

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Immaturity : manifests itself in an excessive expression of emotions and a lack of restraint in social interactions , which contributes to a generalized attitude of immaturity.

Materialism : Obsession with satisfying superficial desires and a constant search for self- image through external means are prominent characteristics. Constant obsession with success: Driven by the need for external validation, individuals with Simon Syndrome seek to compete and prove their worth to others .

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Narcissism : This trait is reflected in excessive admiration for oneself and a lack of consideration for the feelings and needs of others .

How to treat Simon's Syndrome?

It's important for those affected to be self-aware, reflect on their behaviors, and see how it affects their lives and relationships. It's advisable to develop healthy self-esteem so they don't rely on external validation and constantly seek admiration from others .

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Last but not least, seek professional help and go to therapy. , as this can bring benefits to working on mental health and narcissism.

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