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💔 "Is having a fat man really happy?" recalls the turning point of Anxious VS Avoidant. ðŸŦ‚

ðŸĐ today wanted to share our love problems with our boyfriend. When he was Anxious and we were Avoidant, chronically bickering for 3-4 months until almost breaking up many times from the problems, differences in our thoughts and habits, both ðŸĨđ

What is the matter? ❓

Floor first that our girlfriend is quite attached to us. Want to have us with us all the time. We are OK. So come to our home. As for us, we only ask him not to disappear. Chat to answer, find some, not find some. It's okay. But if coming together, it would be good (because we want to see him). When they come to live with us, the two of us are always next to each other.

We didn't have any problems at first, but our girlfriend was the "can't be alone" type. If we were in the same area, we had to interact all the time. Many times we had to work at home. We didn't have the space to talk to him all the time. And we had other things (besides work) that we wanted to do the same.

Until we start to have more work, start to get busy, little time + be a workaholic, they need more time to be with us, start demanding, we are ok, then we will adjust, we will work when he sleeps, when he wakes up, we will be enough (our girlfriend gets up late, we get up early, so we work early in the morning), sometimes the work can not be done by 8: 00 to noon. When he wakes up to see us, he waits, let us continue to work even if he wants to spend time with us, is that he is "forcing" himself so much, sometimes it goes away.

Until the time it "erupted," the boyfriend was very upset, sitting around for a long time, he felt that he had to run after us all the time, and he wanted us to oh, but we've been working all day. We just felt, "What else do you want from me?" "Didn't we do enough?" "On the day that we are very tired, we still have to smile happy, behave happy to reconcile you to make you disappear?" We blame ourselves very hard. Sorry for him a lot. We try to focus every time until we say, "Fat really loves him or wants to change him to who he is." And we choose to tell him to go home first, split up first, and then talk to each other. Because now we are all emotional but he doesn't understand. He feels why to relegate. He wants to clear now, but we can't do it anymore.

So we talked about it being our end project, we had to keep working, everything was for our future, so we asked for three months of separation, and we could still come together, but not sleep in our house every day like this.

Everything seems to be getting better, but when they come back to each other, they always fight hard like this. Sometimes they type like "Okay, then they go." We feel worse. We think that they are irony. Each person cries. One person wants. One person feels that it is not enough until we start to have a question in our head.

"Or don't we really get along?"

Until the last fight, he was very upset, which was caused by a misunderstanding of the couple's communication, and we apologized to him (this one we knew we were really wrong), but we fought very hard again, so we asked him:

"Fat, think about it. You don't have to answer him now, but is fat having him really happy?"

We asked in a very calm tone because we didn't want to mix emotions with problems. We just wanted to fix them for a reason. And we knew that what they were doing was self-imposed. We couldn't be emotionally dependent on them all the time. But he was the one who loved us and was dedicated to us. He really did everything for us. We thought that if he quit, we would say nothing because we really understood that it was difficult.

In his view, at the time, he said:

"When they went back to meet and quarreled harder and harder, each person could not really be able to do it. At that time, he felt that it was very tortured. I couldn't really do it. I looked so inconsistent that he really pulled himself out of the situation that he felt very hurt in order to find out the cause of it. It took me to struggle to find out the answer despite the suffering of 2 weeks until I began to understand that the problem was" we quarreled with the identity we didn't mean to be. "" My girlfriend's running instinct and the instinct that needed our confirmation was working to protect my heart while hurting and attacking the other. "Once I knew what made us fight. Both of them are suffering right now, and it's not really our idea for each other at that time, so the solution is that we ourselves have to force ourselves to get back on our instincts, love and replenish ourselves well before going back to spending time together, while having to understand what they really want to be free, space, time, their personal world, so that they can stop to breathe, to be happy together. "

(She wrote, sent, told to wear, hahahaha)

Which made him reply to us, "He loves fat, he is happy when he is fat, but now he understands that each person has his own life, he has to have his life, so he will go home and be fat when fat comes to him," and then everything softens.

âĪïļâ€ðŸĐđ final summary.

The two of us choose to live at each other's houses, each of us lives his own life, and we write him a rough plan of what each day will do, so that he prepares himself. Let him know that today we will be free. Today we will be busy. When will we meet? (Figure 2) Let us each have our own space. And if we are free, it is not only for him to come, we have to find him.

As for emotions, he understands more that sometimes we are not ready to oh all the time, we have problems, have our burden, we are tired too, so he has to rely on himself. He has to love himself first, not to love but us, not to take everything. Every emotion attaches to us alone (this one we admire him because we know that it is very difficult for him).

In total, we have to have time boundaries to manage our lives, not to be busy and disappear, and they have to deal with their emotions, they have to love themselves more.

Honestly, each couple has a different solution. Anyone who is an Avoidant like us has to try to talk really well. Having an Anxious girlfriend may be difficult to adapt. We just have to agree with him to understand, define the space, set the time clearly. Talk to him for a reason. Have to be very calm.

Because if people really love each other, there will always be a way out. ðŸŦ‚

# Lemon 8 invites # Life problems # Relationship issues # Arguing with boyfriend # Couple

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I know that there’s a lot of stigma around avoidant attachment. pop psychology on tiktok and instagram have painted people with avoidant attachment as malicious and evil, and while their actions can cause harm to others, it’s rarely, if at all, intentional. what people with anxious or secure attach
evelyn

evelyn

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#healing #healingjourney #christiantiktok #christian #anxiousattachment #anxious #attachmentstyle #attachmentissues #avoidantattachmentstyle
Lemon8er

Lemon8er

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Fearful vs Dismissive
#relationshipcoach #consciousbreakups #anxiousattachment #avoidantattachment #eq #emotionalintelligence #innerglow #childhoodtrauma
Megan

Megan

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setting boundaries as an anxious girl with an avoidant man
it can be hard!! but here are some tips on how to do it ðŸĪ #anxiousattachment #avoidantattachment #relationshipadvice #datingtips #anxietyinrelationships
paige

paige

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How Anxiety Triggers Avoidants
Ever wonder why they keep pulling away when all you want is closeness? 💔 Here are 5 ways anxious attachment unknowingly activates the avoidant’s defenses. This cycle is painful — but it can be healed. #consciousbreakups #relationshipcoach #anxiousattachment #avoidantattachment #a
Megan

Megan

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The image shows a natural landscape with green hills and yellow flowers under a blue sky. Text overlays ask "How to tell an Avoidant, they're Avoidant" and clarifies it's about attachment styles, urging to read the caption.
Against a backdrop of yellow wildflowers, text advises speaking from experience instead of labeling someone "Avoidant." It provides an example phrase: "Sometimes I feel like there's a wall between us..."
A dirt path through green and yellow foliage frames text advising to use shared language, not psychology jargon. It suggests asking, "I've noticed sometimes when we get close, it seems like you need space... Is that something you've noticed about yourself?"
How To Tell An Avoidant, They’re Avoidant
The number one question! Communicating with Avoidants requires “gentle parenting” techniques. While many of these relationships may not make it. There are also many that are able to adopt healthy communication. **I do not encourage remaining in toxic or abusive relationships which is usuall
Megan

Megan

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Avoidants Discard Because of Shame
#Relationship #consciousbreakups #relationshipcoach #childhoodtrauma #healing #attachmenttheory #anxiousattachment #avoidantattachment #livehighlights
Megan

Megan

15 likes

Great cars for first time mothers
Someome recommend this!! I lowkey dont know a lot abt suvs! so if any of these are wrong pls lmk #firstcar #momcar #vehicles #momcar #reliable #firstmom
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Leah Uresti

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Jet Magazine cover features Martin Lawrence and Will Smith for 'Bad Boys' movie. Headlines include 'Why Married Couples Live Longer' and 'Black America's Leading Newsmagazine, May 1, 1995'.
Black and white photo of Martin Lawrence and Will Smith, shirtless, looking up, promoting their hit movie 'Bad Boys' in a 'Cover Story' feature.
Black and white photos show Martin Lawrence and Will Smith as detectives in 'Bad Boys,' crouching with guns, and later with actress TÃĐa Leoni discussing a scene.
Jet Magazine
May 1, 1995 64 pages Vol. 87, No. 25 ISSN 0021-5996 Published by Johnson Publishing Company The weekly source of African American political and entertainment news. #jetmagazine #1995 #90s #flashback #throwback
Nostalgic994 âœĻðŸ“ļ

Nostalgic994 âœĻðŸ“ļ

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Nurturing An Avoidant
#tiktoklive #livehighlights #relationshipcoach #consciousbreakups #anxiousattachment #avoidantattachment #emotionalintelligence #childhoodtrauma
Megan

Megan

7 likes

Avoidant partners
#avoidantattachment #anxiousattachment #attachmentstyles #attachment
TANI

TANI

6 likes

How to Spot An Avoidant
#relationshipcoach #consciousbreakups #anxiousattachment #avoidantattachment #eq #emotionalintelligence
Megan

Megan

12 likes

How to give space without losing them #space #datingadvice #avoidant #relationshipadvice #selflove
Sabrina Zohar

Sabrina Zohar

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Anxious Attachment
#tiktoklive #livehighlights #relationshipcoach #consciousbreakups #anxiousattachment #avoidantattachment #emotionalintelligence
Megan

Megan

4 likes

A woman labeled 'Anxious' and a man labeled 'Avoidant' stand facing each other, connected by a thin red string from their chests, against a misty, split light and dark background.
A woman labeled 'Anxious' and a man labeled 'Avoidant' are connected by a red string. Text overlays their thoughts: 'Anxious: "I keep wondering why you haven't texted me..."' and 'Avoidant: "I keep hoping you won't need too much from me..."'
A woman labeled 'Anxious' and a man labeled 'Avoidant' are connected by a red string. Text overlays their thoughts: 'Anxious: "I don't know how to just let go..."' and 'Avoidant: "I don't know how to stay when everything feels overwhelming..."'
Avoidant vs. Anxious — and the pain no one talks
ðŸĪ One shuts down to feel safe. ðŸ–Ī The other clings to feel close. Both end up hurting. Both feel alone. One hides under the umbrella of silence. The other waits in the rain of overthinking. You try to talk — they shut down. You feel invisible — they feel overwhelmed. You just want connectionâ€Ķ
Relationship Compass 🧭

Relationship Compass 🧭

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Fearful Avoidants
#consciousbreakups #relationshipcoach #anxiousattachment #avoidantattachment #attachmenttheory
Megan

Megan

18 likes

Your Ex needs you way more then you need them #nocontactrule #anxiousattachment #avoidantattachment #breakup #noconact #fyp
Coach TyâœĻ Relationship/Breakup

Coach TyâœĻ Relationship/Breakup

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Title image for "The Avoidant Girly's Guide to Healthy Relationships," showing a couple holding hands in a movie theater with popcorn, symbolizing connection and shared experiences. The text is stylized in pink and white.
Text image titled "SELF REGULATE: identify your triggers," listing common avoidant triggers such as partners wanting closeness, unpredictable situations, dependency, and fear of judgment or criticism.
Text image titled "COMMUNICATE: tell them your needs early on," advising to communicate avoidant attachment, need for space with timelines, and internal thoughts to partners, set against a city night view.
avoidant girl’s guide to healthy relationships
I know that there's a lot of stigma around avoidant attachment. pop psychology on tiktok and instagram have painted people with avoidant attachment as malicious and evil, and while their actions can cause harm to others, it's rarely, if at all, intentional. what people with anxious or secur
evelyn

evelyn

257 likes

The title slide for an article on dating avoidants, showing a person's hand resting on another's leg in a car, with the text "HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY DATE AN AVOIDANT SWIPE."
A person in a black puffer jacket and sunglasses stands against a stone wall, with the text "BE PATIENT" and advice on giving avoidants time and space to open up.
A person takes a mirror selfie in a bathroom, with the text "TRY NOT TO TAKE IT PERSONALLY WHEN THEY NEED SPACE" and an explanation about avoidants handling overwhelm.
how to successfully date an avoidant
I think the most important thing to acknowledge when dating anyone is that it can’t be forced. I hate how much content these days about dating is all about playing games and using tricks and tactics. at the end of the day if it’s not gonna work with someone, you can’t force it. that being said, if
evelyn

evelyn

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Avoidants Don’t Have a Healthy Relationships
#relationshipcoach #consciousbreakups #anxiousattachment #emotionalintelligence #avoidantattachment
Megan

Megan

43 likes

A person lies on the floor with a cat, next to a window with plants. Overlay text asks, "do you have an ANXIOUS ATTACHMENT STYLE? SWIPE," with an arrow indicating to swipe.
A person lies on the floor with a cat. Overlay text lists characteristics of an anxious attachment style, including worrying about relationships, overanalyzing, fear of not being good enough, needing reassurance, constant contact, and codependency.
A person lies on the floor with a cat. Overlay text with checkboxes describes an anxious attachment style, highlighting desires for frequent reassurance, hyper-vigilance, thriving on contact, struggles with boundaries, and strong fear of rejection and abandonment.
find out if you have an anxious attachment style ➡ïļ
there are 4 types of attachment styles (avoidant, anxious, secure, and disorganized) âĪĩïļ the anxious attachment style may stem from: ☁ïļ emotional instability from your caretakers ☁ïļ unpredictability from your caretakers ☁ïļ having a chronically anxious caregiver ☁ïļ emotional and/or physical
carley â—ĄĖˆ

carley â—ĄĖˆ

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Have You Seen What's In This! ðŸĪŪ
Have you read the ingredients lately in pet food? When it boils down to food ingredients are everything 👏 #pet #pets #homestead #homesteadlife
GubbaHomestead

GubbaHomestead

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A woman in a car with a man in the background, asking "do you have an AVOIDANT ATTACHMENT STYLE?" and prompting to swipe to find out.
A person sitting outdoors, illustrating what avoidant attachment "looks like" with traits such as avoiding intimacy, dismissive behaviors, hyper independence, and difficulty trusting.
A person in an art gallery, listing characteristics of an avoidant attachment style, including difficulty opening up, putting up walls, discomfort with closeness, and fear of rejection.
find out if you have an avoidant attachment style➡ïļ
there are 4 types of attachment styles (avoidant, anxious, secure, and disorganized) but in this post you can explore the avoidant attachment style ⭐ïļ as with lots of things, our attachment style is linked to our childhood/formative experiences. symptoms of your attachment style can sometimes ov
carley â—ĄĖˆ

carley â—ĄĖˆ

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A couple walks away from the camera on a beach with the ocean and wooden posts in the background, illustrating the title "ATTACHMENT STYLE 101 ANXIOUS-AVOIDANT STYLE."
A beach scene with waves crashing on the shore under a cloudy sky, featuring text explaining anxious-avoidant attachment stems from inconsistent caregiving and involves longing for closeness mixed with fear of intimacy.
A coastal landscape with green plants, a sandy cove, and the ocean, overlaid with text describing how anxious-avoidant individuals mix longing for connection with emotional withdrawal, hindering stable relationships.
A Guide to Anxious-Avoidant Attachment Style
Attachment style 101: Anxious-avoidant attachment, also known as fearful-avoidant attachment or disorganized attachment, reflects a complex interplay of emotional ambivalence within relationships. Stemming from a history of inconsistent caregiving or traumatic experiences in early life, individuals
Saturn

Saturn

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Does No Contact bother your Ex? #avoidantattachment #anxiousattachment
Coach TyâœĻ Relationship/Breakup

Coach TyâœĻ Relationship/Breakup

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Healing Anxious Attachment
Healing anxious attachment is for those that want to be free from people pleasing and “nice guys/girls finish last” . It’s time to be honest, how does anxiety show up when you are in a relationship? #consciousbreakups #relationshipcoach #anxiousattachment #avoidantattachment #attac
Megan

Megan

18 likes

understanding this is life changing
#mentalhealth #mentalhealthtok #attachmentstyle #attachmentstyles #attachmentstylequiz
hotgirlhealz

hotgirlhealz

16 likes

A pink graphic titled "Mental Health Part 2" featuring a stylized pink outline of a human head with a brain inside, indicating the topic of mental health.
A cheat sheet on Eating Disorders, outlining Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, and Binge Eating Disorder with their definitions, symptoms, and nursing interventions, including a warning about refeeding syndrome.
A cheat sheet on Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), detailing its definition, causes, symptoms (obsessions and compulsions), treatment options, and nursing interventions including stress management techniques.
Mental Health Part 2: Cheat Sheets
🌟 Mental Health Part 2: Cheat Sheets to Understand More Topics 1. Eating Disorders â€Ē Common types: â€Ē Anorexia Nervosa: Extreme restriction of food intake, intense fear of weight gain. â€Ē Bulimia Nervosa: Cycles of binge eating and purging. â€Ē Binge Eating Disorder: Consuming large amounts o
JustMe

JustMe

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Avoidants Have Hope
#relationshipcoach #consciousbreakups #anxiousattachment #emotionalintelligence #avoidantattachment #childhoodtrauma
Megan

Megan

14 likes

This is the worse thing you can do when you break No Contact with your Ex. #noconact #nocontactrule #avoidantattachment #breakup #anxiousattachment #breakups #breakuprecovery #breakupcoach #avoidant #breakupadvice
Coach TyâœĻ Relationship/Breakup

Coach TyâœĻ Relationship/Breakup

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Your Silence causes your Ex to feel regret. #breakup #anxiousattachment #avoidantattachment #avoidant #breakupadvice
Coach TyâœĻ Relationship/Breakup

Coach TyâœĻ Relationship/Breakup

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Anatomy and Physiology
✔ïļThe urinary system removes wastes, regulates fluid balance, electrolytes, and blood pressure through urine formation. ✔ïļThe endocrine system uses hormones to control growth, metabolism, reproduction, and homeostasis. ✔ïļSense organs—eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and skin—detect stimuli and send in
GetHelpWithProctoredExam

GetHelpWithProctoredExam

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When You Become The Avoidant
Breakups/divorces hurt. I have spent my life mending a broken heart so I REALLY get it. Take your time to grieve and then gather the lessons. Every heartbreak, every failed connection is an opportunity for you to go within and put you that much closer to what you really want. Grieve the ending but
Megan

Megan

9 likes

Are you anxious or avoidant?
#marriage
Camilla 💔 Dylan

Camilla 💔 Dylan

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save this if you love an avoidant ðŸĪ
#avoidant #avoidantattachmentstyle #anxiousattachment #relationships #advice
Lin

Lin

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A screen displaying the result 'Your General Attachment Style is: Anxious / Preoccupied', with text encouraging learning more about attachment dimensions in other relationships.
A graph illustrating attachment styles based on anxiety and avoidance scores for mother, father, partner, and general, with the general score indicating preoccupied attachment.
A text description detailing characteristics of the anxious/preoccupied attachment style, including low self-esteem, need for validation, fear of rejection, and self-sacrifice.
Working towards a secure attachment style âœĻ
Whats yours? Take the test at: https://www.attachmentproject.com/attachment-style-quiz/ 👍Pros : finding out more about yourself so you can find things to work on and ways to better yourself
SmileySpicePrincess

SmileySpicePrincess

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Post Break Up Behavior
When you refuse to let go, you are doing more harm than good for your preferred outcome. Avoidance deactivate immediately. It may be hard to let go, but this is the time that you have to practice, restraint or else you’re going to just keep breaking your own heart. #relationshipcoach #avoida
Megan

Megan

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Anxious Attachment Girly
#mentalhealthjourney #relationshipgoals #podcast #bookrecommendations #growthmindset #lemon8challenge @Lemon8 Wellness
Happilyhaleyh

Happilyhaleyh

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Parents You Can’t Please
We talk a lot about these insecure attachment styles, but let’s talk about how they are created and why we do the things we do in connection. #relationshipcoach #consciousbreakups #anxiousattachment #emotionalintelligence #avoidantattachment
Megan

Megan

19 likes

The image introduces attachment styles, titled 'UNDERSTAND YOUR ATTACHMENT STYLE: inner beliefs vs outer behaviors.' It lists anxious, secure, avoidant, and disorganized attachment types, set against a white tiled background with blue flowers in a vase.
This slide details 'ANXIOUS ATTACHMENT,' outlining inner beliefs like 'they don't love me' and 'I don't feel safe,' alongside outer behaviors such as high anxiety, deep fear of rejection, and intense relationships.
The image describes 'AVOiDANT ATTACHMENT,' presenting inner beliefs like 'no one cares about me' and 'I'm better off looking after myself,' with outer behaviors including being overly independent, avoiding intimacy, and difficulty sharing feelings.
ATTACHMENT
sometimes all we need to start correcting our thinking when it comes to our relationships is some AWARENESS ðŸĨ° we often don’t realize just how harmful the ways we think about ourselves and our relationships are âĪïļâ€ðŸĐđ flip through and see which attachment styles resonate most with you. if it’s any
carley â—ĄĖˆ

carley â—ĄĖˆ

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How to Go From Heartbreak to Whole Pt 6 💔âĪïļâ€ðŸĐđâĪïļâĪïļâ€ðŸ”Ĩ
There’s an enormous amount of free resources on YouTube and a quick Google search that can help you to find a number of Vagus Nerve stimulation exercises so you can begin cultivating that sense of peace in yourself. Like anything, with practice and consistency you’ll see the difference with time.
iamchrisgoode

iamchrisgoode

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When Avoidants Say Mean Things
If the things they are saying are hurtful then mission accomplished. The deeper your pain the more validated they feel. #consciousbreakups #relationshipcoach #anxiousattachment #avoidantattachment
Megan

Megan

7 likes

You Can’t Be Secure For Avoidants
When they say things like, “I’m laid back”, “no drama”, “easy going”â€Ķ run. People looking for relationships know that they come with their ups and downs. Not just the ups. #relationshipcoach #avoidantattachment #anxiousattachment #consciousbreakups #emotionalintelligence #healing
Megan

Megan

30 likes

Avoidants Are Mirrors
There is is no scenario in which you are supposed to remain with an unhealed Avoidant. #consciousbreakups #relationshipcoach #anxiousattachment #avoidantattachment
Megan

Megan

22 likes

Inward and Outward People
Inward people are more avoidant and outward people are more anxious. #anxiousattachment #divinefeminine #healingjourney
Heal with Learning

Heal with Learning

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Getting Unstuck ⮇ïļ
“I am not what happened to me. I am what I choose to become.” - Carl Jung It might not be your fault, but it is your responsibility. Life happens and it’s how we choose to respond which makes the difference. Let me know your thoughts in the comments. âĪĩïļ May your life go from 💔 to âĪïļâ€ðŸ”Ĩ.
iamchrisgoode

iamchrisgoode

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Anxious avoidant cycle ðŸ˜ĩ‍ðŸ’Ŧ
End the cycle 1. Be honest about the gaps you see in your relationship & IF you decide this is a relationship worth working on, find a way to fill the need without your partner (ideally). 2. Work on your emotional being everyday. Create habits that lift your mood on a daily based. Examples ar
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Ellie Lily

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