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If you want more intimacy, dating a partner who has the dismissive-avoidant attachment style can be quite painful. Everything seems to be going well, but next thing you know, they are backtracking and pushing you away. The relationship seems to take two steps forever, one step back.
If you are in a relationship with a dismissive-avoidant partner and wish to build more intimacy with them, this video is for you.
Remember: You can't control them, but there are things you can do to stay centered, own your power, and help steer the relationship towards healthy.
Free Self-Love PDF: https://lifeisloveschool.krtra.com/t/fS5TorkWjNXc
Free Self-Love PDF: https://lifeisloveschool.krtra.com/t/fS5TorkWjNXc
Connect with fellow survivors: https://linktr.ee/lifeisloveschool
The wild world of dating can be a tricky one to navigate. After all, "How to Date" is not a skill they teach you in school, but dating well is essential to your ability to find and keep a great partner.
You might have read books that focus on strategies, and many of these books advocate game playing. If you've tried their tactics, you might see some short-term results in the best case, but things will almost always end up badly in the long run.
In this video, I share 9 common dating mistakes almost everyone who has an insecure attachment style makes, and I cover the mindsets to hold instead if you want to win at the game of dating.
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It isn't always clear when to leave a relationship. How do you know if your partnership can be fixed, or is beyond repair?
Of course, emotional and physical abuse are always signs to leave a relationship. But outside of that, the decision isn't always as easy.
You can get stuck in the decision process because you don't want to make a hasty decision to leave if the relationship is workable. At the same time, you also don't want to waste more time if the situation is hopeless.
In this video, I share a simple framework you can use to help you make a clear decision, so you can march forward with clarity and conviction that you have made the right choice.
Free Self-Love PDF: https://lifeisloveschool.krtra.com/t/fS5TorkWjNXc
Connect with fellow survivors and access free resources: https://linktr.ee/lifeisloveschool
Connect with fellow survivors and access healing resources: https://linktr.ee/lifeisloveschool
Connect with fellow survivors and access healing resources: https://linktr.ee/lifeisloveschool
Have you ever wanted to take a risk, whether that's in your love life, your career, or moving to a new place, but fear of failure holds you back from taking that first step?
Children and adults who have experienced childhood trauma have a lower ability to tolerate stress than people who grew up with a normative childhood. Trauma sensitizes the amygdala to threat perception, and fear responses are triggered over time by less and less stress.
Specifically, over 90% of trauma survivors suffer anxiety disorders, with the most prevalent anxiety disorders experienced by survivors being Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD), Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Panic Disorder, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), and Social Phobia (or Social Anxiety Disorder).
The underlying feeling of anxiety is fear, and the most common types of fears people experience are:
- Fear of failure
- Fear of the unknown
- Fear of rejection
- Fear of what others think
- Fear of being an embarrassment
- Fear of losing control
- Fear of being trapped
It is not difficult to see how change and doing something new can trigger many of these fears!
In this episode, I share a Q&A I had with a TRIBE member on her question, "How do I overcome the fear of failure?" TRIBE is Life Is Love School's women-only membership program. Besides asking questions in our Live Calls, members also have access to a TRIBE member-only FB group where they can ask the group and me questions anytime.
This question was originally posted in the TRIBE member-only FB group, which I condensed and share in the video with the member's permission. If you find yourself wanting to live to your full potential but struggling with the fear of change and fear of failure, I think you'll find the discussion helpful!
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Many people believe that dismissive-avoidants cannot connect, do not want intimacy, and do not feel pain when a relationship ends. Some even go as far as calling dismissive-avoidants insensitive jerks or equate them with being a narcissist.
However, these characterizations could not be further from the truth.
In this episode, I will dispel the misunderstandings by taking you into the world of the dismissive-avoidant — their childhood, what shaped their relationship view, and their inner voices — so you can get to know them on a deeper level.
Understanding them helps you not only avoid unnecessary relationship pain but dramatically increases your odds of connecting with them in a meaningful way that brings them closer.
If you have a dismissive-avoidant in your life that you would like to connect with, this is an episode you do not want to miss.
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