Insecure Attachment
“I’ve never been loved this much and still feel alone.” This confession is a neurological misfire. Studies suggest that approximately 40-50% of adults exhibit an
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“I’ve never been loved this much and still feel alone.” This confession is a neurological misfire. Studies suggest that approximately 40-50% of adults exhibit an
Avoidance-Based Coping is a form of procrastinating, numbing out, or shutting down and it can feel like the only option when you’re overwhelmed. But avoiding…
Fear of abandonment rewires your brain to treat silence like danger. Rebuilding trust takes repetition and real neuroplastic work.
You’ve heard the line before. “I don’t date older women. I just prefer younger women.” Sometimes it’s wrapped in pseudo-science. Sometimes it’s cloaked in flattery.
People aren’t just lonely, they’re tired of trying. Tired of explaining themselves, tired of feeling misunderstood, tired of watching people drift away like bad radio
Everyone talks about wanting something real, a real secure attachment style. Then they meet someone steady, and it feels weird. Too calm. Too quiet. Like
The psychological industry has sold anxious attachment as this incurable condition or a fundamental flaw etched into your nervous system by childhood wounds. This fatalistic
We’re tired of these boring dating app bios! It’s time to replace passive aggressive demands and brattiness with real, authentic connection. It’s no wonder everyone
Dating and relationships can be riddled with emotional gamers. They are often disguised as harmless behaviors like “checking in,” “being casual,” or “taking it slow.”
Planning to workout often feels like an accomplishment all on its own. You get the dopamine rush of imagining your new, better self: waking up
