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Being called “needy” in a relationship can feel shaming but what if being needy isn’t the problem?
In this episode, I unpack why we end up feeling anxious, clingy, or desperate for reassurance in relationships. We’ll explore how childhood experiences and attachment patterns shape our needs and why trying to suppress them only backfires.
You’ll learn:
If you’ve ever felt “too much” or worried that asking for what you need will push someone away, this episode is for you.
It’s about shifting from shame to curiosity, and learning how to meet your needs in a healthy, confident way.
Resources
Why Self-Soothing Feels So Hard When You Have Anxious Attachment [Ep 32]
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By Lizandra Leigertwood5
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Being called “needy” in a relationship can feel shaming but what if being needy isn’t the problem?
In this episode, I unpack why we end up feeling anxious, clingy, or desperate for reassurance in relationships. We’ll explore how childhood experiences and attachment patterns shape our needs and why trying to suppress them only backfires.
You’ll learn:
If you’ve ever felt “too much” or worried that asking for what you need will push someone away, this episode is for you.
It’s about shifting from shame to curiosity, and learning how to meet your needs in a healthy, confident way.
Resources
Why Self-Soothing Feels So Hard When You Have Anxious Attachment [Ep 32]
Now Accepting clients for 1:1 Therapy Book Your Consultation Here
Get your free secure attachment guide and join the mailing list
Visit the Website
Support the show

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