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Tonighttt is a 1st Quarter Moon š
š¾but.. my computer has been so unreliable all of a suddenā canāt open my zoom, my audio wonāt connect, wifi is slow, not opening filesā you name it, itās been happening. āØ
š»This is a rare occurance and weāre gonna flow with it anyways. lol
Loving people = making you crazyšµāš«
ā ļø**This entire post is not in any way relevant to dysfunctional dynamics or unsafe relationships (or incompatible relationships past repair); thatās a separate set of tools and boundaries we can discuss.**
Okay, backk to people making us crazy.š
š«Isnāt it funny how the people we love in our relationships annoy us and drives us nuts? Like the way they chew, or how theyāre always late, or how theyāre not as sociable as youād like with your family.
Or maybe you have your own mental list going š
šŖWe often marry individuals who mirror our unmet relationship needs, usually a similiar relationship model to what we had in childhood: simply put, someone who makes us want to pull all our hair out.
Building Walls from Attachment āProgrammingā (Avoidant, Disorganized, Dismissive Avoidant)
šThese words are superr popular in mainstream psychology.
šBut itās for a good reason.
š§itās basically a blue-print of how we adapted our nervous system to our circumstances as a child (in order to survive).
šŗļøOr later, what kind of limitations or walls (or maladaptive tools) we set for ourselves and in our relationships.
Insecure Attachment is not Permanent
š§Just because we have some form of an insecure attachment style does not mean we canāt have healthy relationships.
šļøAttachment style is not permanent⦠(though some may be subconsciously choosing it forever, and they have the free will to do so)ā¦
šŖ©The brain can be rewired by working through and processing trauma with specialists you feel safe with and have a therapuetic model youāre needing.
The Accountabilityy Hour is a reader-supported publication. Consider becoming a free or paid subscriberš§”
Im sure this isnt the last timeā¦
we discuss trauma, attachment styles, or people driving you crazy.š
šAndd links below for Attachment Style Quizzes if youāre curious about your attachment style, or would like to share the quizzes with others.
* Hereās a link to a quick, free quiz by Dr. Morgan Anderson. ( Make sure to really read the questions thoroughly, slowly.)
* She is personal coach and psychologist in Attachment Theory who focuses on relationships and dating as well as reformative cbt therapy, etc.
* Hereās a 2nd more in depth test, thereās 2 versions offered: a faster (Survey Option A) and a longer version (Survey Option B)
These quizzes are in depth, and tricky so make sure you read the questions carefully!
š§ Questions, Opinions, Thoughts on your mind? Iād love to hear.
šļøYou can message me anonymously here, Here on Substack, pigeon carrier, message in a bottle...
Thank you for your support and for reading!ā„ļø
Ashley Reilly
By Ashley ReillyTonighttt is a 1st Quarter Moon š
š¾but.. my computer has been so unreliable all of a suddenā canāt open my zoom, my audio wonāt connect, wifi is slow, not opening filesā you name it, itās been happening. āØ
š»This is a rare occurance and weāre gonna flow with it anyways. lol
Loving people = making you crazyšµāš«
ā ļø**This entire post is not in any way relevant to dysfunctional dynamics or unsafe relationships (or incompatible relationships past repair); thatās a separate set of tools and boundaries we can discuss.**
Okay, backk to people making us crazy.š
š«Isnāt it funny how the people we love in our relationships annoy us and drives us nuts? Like the way they chew, or how theyāre always late, or how theyāre not as sociable as youād like with your family.
Or maybe you have your own mental list going š
šŖWe often marry individuals who mirror our unmet relationship needs, usually a similiar relationship model to what we had in childhood: simply put, someone who makes us want to pull all our hair out.
Building Walls from Attachment āProgrammingā (Avoidant, Disorganized, Dismissive Avoidant)
šThese words are superr popular in mainstream psychology.
šBut itās for a good reason.
š§itās basically a blue-print of how we adapted our nervous system to our circumstances as a child (in order to survive).
šŗļøOr later, what kind of limitations or walls (or maladaptive tools) we set for ourselves and in our relationships.
Insecure Attachment is not Permanent
š§Just because we have some form of an insecure attachment style does not mean we canāt have healthy relationships.
šļøAttachment style is not permanent⦠(though some may be subconsciously choosing it forever, and they have the free will to do so)ā¦
šŖ©The brain can be rewired by working through and processing trauma with specialists you feel safe with and have a therapuetic model youāre needing.
The Accountabilityy Hour is a reader-supported publication. Consider becoming a free or paid subscriberš§”
Im sure this isnt the last timeā¦
we discuss trauma, attachment styles, or people driving you crazy.š
šAndd links below for Attachment Style Quizzes if youāre curious about your attachment style, or would like to share the quizzes with others.
* Hereās a link to a quick, free quiz by Dr. Morgan Anderson. ( Make sure to really read the questions thoroughly, slowly.)
* She is personal coach and psychologist in Attachment Theory who focuses on relationships and dating as well as reformative cbt therapy, etc.
* Hereās a 2nd more in depth test, thereās 2 versions offered: a faster (Survey Option A) and a longer version (Survey Option B)
These quizzes are in depth, and tricky so make sure you read the questions carefully!
š§ Questions, Opinions, Thoughts on your mind? Iād love to hear.
šļøYou can message me anonymously here, Here on Substack, pigeon carrier, message in a bottle...
Thank you for your support and for reading!ā„ļø
Ashley Reilly