If negative transferences are not analyzed, -they are not interpreted in transference-, then they become factors of stagnation or negative therapeutic reactions, that would compromise and lead to the failure of the analytical treatment. We can distinguish two types of negative transference: Negative transference that corresponds to the expression of aggressive, hostile and violent feelings. These can acquire a connotation of hate in some moments. They are related to the ambivalence (positive feelings of love/negative feelings of hate) of the subject in relation to his or her objects. A negativating transference that predominates the primary relation to the object. It appears most of the time, in moments where the analytical process leads to fragile zones of narcissistic nature. The negativating motions are essentially related to Agieren (act) and to repetition compulsion. This modality of negativity is related to destructivity as the expression of death drive.