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Improve Emotional and Physical Intimacy With the Attachment Styles & Sex Course. Normally $250, Free for Life When You Start Your 7-Day Trial Between July 24–31. Keep It Even If You Cancel. Limited-time Offer:
Why does sex sometimes bring you closer—and other times make you want to run? If you or your partner identify as fearful avoidant, you might feel both deeply connected and overwhelmed during intimacy. This episode explains why.
Thais Gibson explores how the fearful avoidant attachment style bonds during sex, what they need to feel safe, and why physical connection can open—or close—the door to emotional intimacy. Learn how sex interacts with neurochemistry, trust, and vulnerability, and discover how to turn intimacy into a gateway for healing instead of confusion or fear.
You’ll learn:
✅ The 5 pillars of relationship connection—and where sex fits in
✅ Two common bonding patterns for fearful avoidants in relationships
✅ How neurochemicals like oxytocin and dopamine affect bonding
✅ Why sex can lead to emotional shutdown for FAs without trust
✅ How to prevent the push-pull dynamic triggered by vulnerability
✅ What FAs need most to feel safe, respected, and seen during sex
✅ How to create a more secure, emotionally fulfilling connection through intimacy
Meet the Host
Helpful Resources:
📚 Read the Learning Love Book
🎧 Discover More Podcast Episodes
📝 Read the PDS Blog
Let’s Connect on Socials:
#FearfulAvoidant #AttachmentAndSex #ThaisGibson #AttachmentStyles #RelationshipIntimacy #EmotionalConnection #NeurochemistryOfLove #SecureRelationships #SubconsciousHealing #PushPullDynamic
If this episode opened your eyes or your heart, please subscribe, rate, and share it with someone healing their intimacy patterns. Your support helps more people access tools for emotional clarity and connection. 💗
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Improve Emotional and Physical Intimacy With the Attachment Styles & Sex Course. Normally $250, Free for Life When You Start Your 7-Day Trial Between July 24–31. Keep It Even If You Cancel. Limited-time Offer:
Why does sex sometimes bring you closer—and other times make you want to run? If you or your partner identify as fearful avoidant, you might feel both deeply connected and overwhelmed during intimacy. This episode explains why.
Thais Gibson explores how the fearful avoidant attachment style bonds during sex, what they need to feel safe, and why physical connection can open—or close—the door to emotional intimacy. Learn how sex interacts with neurochemistry, trust, and vulnerability, and discover how to turn intimacy into a gateway for healing instead of confusion or fear.
You’ll learn:
✅ The 5 pillars of relationship connection—and where sex fits in
✅ Two common bonding patterns for fearful avoidants in relationships
✅ How neurochemicals like oxytocin and dopamine affect bonding
✅ Why sex can lead to emotional shutdown for FAs without trust
✅ How to prevent the push-pull dynamic triggered by vulnerability
✅ What FAs need most to feel safe, respected, and seen during sex
✅ How to create a more secure, emotionally fulfilling connection through intimacy
Meet the Host
Helpful Resources:
📚 Read the Learning Love Book
🎧 Discover More Podcast Episodes
📝 Read the PDS Blog
Let’s Connect on Socials:
#FearfulAvoidant #AttachmentAndSex #ThaisGibson #AttachmentStyles #RelationshipIntimacy #EmotionalConnection #NeurochemistryOfLove #SecureRelationships #SubconsciousHealing #PushPullDynamic
If this episode opened your eyes or your heart, please subscribe, rate, and share it with someone healing their intimacy patterns. Your support helps more people access tools for emotional clarity and connection. 💗
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