The Theory of Supply and Demand of Love: Why Do You Avoid It The More You Giving?

Emotional Market Dynamics Model

Establish the formula for supply and demand elasticity:
[ E_d = \frac{\%\Delta Q_d}{\%\Delta I} ]
Among them:

  • ( E_d ) = demand elasticity coefficient
  • ( Q_d ) = emotional return amount
  • ( I ) = emotional investment amount

Empirical Data:
When the amount invested exceeds 132% of the actual demand of the other party, the marginal utility becomes negative, and the case shows that the probability of evasion increases to 78% at this point.

Dynamic Balance Monitoring System ▼
Micro indicator tracking
Message energy density analysis
Using the LIWC text analysis tool to calculate:
Emotional word ratio > 23% → Trigger defense mechanism
Question frequency > 5 times/100 characters → triggers cognitive load

Gift Pressure Index:
[ GPI = \frac{\text{Gift Value}}{\text{Recipient’s Monthly Income}} \times 100\% ]
Safety threshold: 0.8%-1.2%

Macroeconomic Cycle Regulation
Four-stage model of emotional economy

StageFeatureRegulatory Strategy
Expansion phaseInput-output ratio > 1.5Initiate cooling program
Decline periodReturn volume has dropped continuously for 3 weeksInject new experience elements

Value Conservation Training Program ▼
Experiment One: Observation of Supply Discontinuation Effect
Suddenly stop a habitual act of giving (such as a morning greeting)
Record the reaction delay and compensation behavior of the other party:
High risk of dependency within 6 hours
▷ 24-72 hours: Health dependency relationship

More than 7 days: need to re-evaluate the value of the relationship

Tool Development
Emotional Accounting System
Automatically generate a monthly emotional balance sheet, quantify:
Emotional value investment (Unit: HEU)
Time cost expenditure (unit: TCU)
Opportunity Cost Loss (Unit: OCP)



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