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Someone who saves another person from danger or serious difficulty.
means A person who saves someone from danger or difficulty.
from From 'rescue,' borrowed from Old French 'rescourre' — 're-' (back, again) plus 'escourre' (to shake out, drive off), itself from Latin 'excutere,' to shake out or off. The root image is literal: shaking someone loose from whatever's gripping them. The '-er' suffix just names the one doing the shaking.
- karpman triangle
- part of a three-role drama script, with victim and persecutor
- secret motive
- needing to be needed, not needing you saved
- burnout rate
- high, because dependency is the actual goal
- healthier version
- called a helper, and helpers let you leave