In this episode, we dive deep into emotional avoidance and its impact on relationships. Pulling away emotionally or distancing oneself from meaningful connections—whether it’s something you’ve experienced yourself or something you’ve noticed in a partner—this episode is for you.
Emotional avoidance often stems from childhood traumas such as neglect, abuse, rejection, or inconsistent caregiving. Though the patterns may be unintentional, they can deeply affect not only ourselves but also those around us, sometimes causing significant pain. We’ll explore some signs of avoidant attachment, such as discomfort with emotional closeness, difficulty trusting others, and the tendency to resolve conflict alone.
We discuss how we can begin to acknowledge our role, accept our circumstances, and commit to long-term change. By doing so, we not only improve our own lives but also nurture deeper, more meaningful connections with others.
Whether you’re struggling with emotional avoidance yourself or experiencing it in a partner, this episode offers practical steps toward healing and building trust—both in yourself and in your relationships. Tune in to learn how you can take responsibility, embrace growth, and create the deep emotional connections you truly desire.
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FIND YOUR NEXT STEP: Resources Below (and in Bio)
Article Mentioned: The Attachment Project
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