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129: *3 signs* your avoidant partner is becoming SECURE (even if they still pull away)
Ever wondered: do avoidants even care? Does he even love me if he pulls away? If you have an anxious attachment style, this episode will hit š§ āļø
Because it often feels like YOU are the only one tryingā¦
while your avoidant partner shuts down, pulls away, and says nothingĀ
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But what if that ādistanceā is not lack of careā¦
but a different kind of emotional growth? š
In this episode, I break down 3 signs your avoidant partner is becoming more secure
even if they still need space and still pull away sometimes.
Ā
Weāll talk anxious vs avoidant attachment, emotional shutdowns, and why you feel like you care more than your partnerĀ
If youāre overthinking texts, spiraling after distance, or trying to fix everything in your headā¦ this is for you
Ā
grab here your SECURE WOMAN PROTOCOL
to not freak out when he pulls away!
Ā
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Understanding Attachment Styles
02:56 Signs of Growth in Attachment Styles
03:45 Sign 01 of healing (emotions)
06:11 Sign 02 of healing (beliefs)
10:02 Sign 03 of healing (needs)
16:19 How to feel calm when he pulls away
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DISCLAIMER:Ā I'm not a therapist or doctor.
This content is for informational and entertainment purposes only. It's not intended to diagnose, treat, or heal any mental health conditions.
This is not meant for situations involving abusive relationships of any kind. Always seek professional advice for personal health concerns.
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Remember: Change in your relationship starts with YOU, thought by thought and action by action.
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By Jula - The Anxious To Secure Coach
3.7
33 ratings
Ever wondered: do avoidants even care? Does he even love me if he pulls away? If you have an anxious attachment style, this episode will hit š§ āļø
Because it often feels like YOU are the only one tryingā¦
while your avoidant partner shuts down, pulls away, and says nothingĀ
Ā
But what if that ādistanceā is not lack of careā¦
but a different kind of emotional growth? š
In this episode, I break down 3 signs your avoidant partner is becoming more secure
even if they still need space and still pull away sometimes.
Ā
Weāll talk anxious vs avoidant attachment, emotional shutdowns, and why you feel like you care more than your partnerĀ
If youāre overthinking texts, spiraling after distance, or trying to fix everything in your headā¦ this is for you
Ā
grab here your SECURE WOMAN PROTOCOL
to not freak out when he pulls away!
Ā
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Understanding Attachment Styles
02:56 Signs of Growth in Attachment Styles
03:45 Sign 01 of healing (emotions)
06:11 Sign 02 of healing (beliefs)
10:02 Sign 03 of healing (needs)
16:19 How to feel calm when he pulls away
Ā
Ā
DISCLAIMER:Ā I'm not a therapist or doctor.
This content is for informational and entertainment purposes only. It's not intended to diagnose, treat, or heal any mental health conditions.
This is not meant for situations involving abusive relationships of any kind. Always seek professional advice for personal health concerns.
Ā
Ā
Remember: Change in your relationship starts with YOU, thought by thought and action by action.
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