At first, the avoidant feels in control. They pull away from intensity, convincing themselves that emotional chaos equals danger. So when t

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If they’ve never written to explain, to apologise, to give you closure—then that is your closure. Let that sink in. If someone can...

To Have Seen the Avoidant for Who They Truly Are To have understood someone better than they understand themselves. To have identified

The Quiet Bliss of Letting Go There is a moment — a distinct, quiet turning point — when suffering softens into understanding. When pain, o

What if love is the real cause of depression? I’ve known too many beautiful, sensitive people who took their own lives. All of them were c

Letting Go and Surrendering to Trust: A Journey of Healing There was a time when life felt like a relentless emotional storm—waves of hope

The dismissive avoidant wears a convincing mask. At first, they seem composed, independent, emotionally "above it all." But underneath that

The Anxious Wins in the End They always say the anxious one feels too much, holds on too tightly, loves too deeply. And maybe that’

When the Anxious Meets the Avoidant: The Journey of Soulmates Through Healing and Synchronicity The most beautiful outcome isn’t always the

Choosing Yourself: Healing Anxious Attachment & Letting Go of the Avoidant Who Feared Intimacy There’s something deeply painful about lovin

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Crying in Therapy Isn’t Weakness — It’s Healing for the Mind, Body and Soul

In romantic relationships, avoidants often draw you in just enough to keep the connection alive—then withdraw the moment you ask for somet

Letting go isn't a single moment. It's not one final conversation or one dramatic goodbye. It's a process—slow, subtle, and often...

I’m doing really well healing my attachment wounds and finally seeing how my dismissive avoidant ex triggered such deep anxiety in me....

There comes a moment when you just say sod it —not out of anger, but from a place of clarity. When you’ve been involved with a dismissive...

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