szívszívó

The term "szívszívó" is a Hungarian word that literally translates to "heart-sucker" or "heart-drinker". It is commonly used to describe a person, typically a woman, who is perceived as emotionally draining or manipulative, often preying on the affection or sympathy of others for personal gain. The concept implies a parasitic emotional relationship where the "szívszívó" takes an excessive amount of emotional energy or attention from their victim, leaving them feeling exhausted or depleted.

While the term can be used in a somewhat colloquial or even slightly humorous context, it carries a negative connotation, suggesting a lack of genuine care or empathy from the person described. It is not a formal psychological term but rather a descriptive phrase used in everyday language to characterize a particular type of interpersonal dynamic. The behavior associated with "szívszívó" might involve constant demands for attention, excessive complaining, or a tendency to create drama, all of which can be emotionally taxing for those around them. The focus is on the detrimental impact on the emotional well-being of the other person.