Do you crave constant reassurance? If you do or know someone who does, in the World of communication that’s called anxious attachment. Check out https://youtu.be/Cl2rukBvWRY to learn more about the different Attachment Styles.
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Now! This might sound like psychobabble, but it’s not! You might crave constant reassurance, misinterpret silence as rejection, and worry about abandonment. Think of that friend who texts you 20 times, they constantly need reassurance and gets easily jealous if you don't reply instantly. They might be anxiously attached.
That's the anxious attachment style at play. Anxious individuals often fear abandonment and seek constant validation. This can lead to a clingy behavior, misinterpreting cues, and smothering communication.
A real-world example is when someone bombards their partner constantly with texts asking where they are and when they'll be home. As you know there are times when texting back isn’t easy Or in some cases not allowed. The misinterpretation of their silence could be seen as rejection, leading to arguments and insecurity.
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Now! This might sound like psychobabble, but
it’s not! You might crave constant reassurance, misinterpret silence as rejection, and
worry about abandonment. Think of that friend who texts you 20 times,
they constantly need reassurance, and gets easily jealous if you don't reply
instantly. They might be anxiously attached. That's the anxious attachment style at play.
Anxious individuals often fear abandonment and seek constant validation. This can lead
to a clingy behavior, misinterpreting
cues, and smothering communication.
A real-world example is when someone bombards their partner constantly with
texts asking where they are and when they'll be home. As you know there are times when texting
back isn’t easy Or in some cases not allowed. The misinterpretation of their silence could be seen
as rejection, leading to arguments and insecurity.
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Do you crave constant reassurance? If you do or know someone who does, in the World of communication that’s called anxious attachment. Check out https://youtu.be/Cl2rukBvWRY to learn more about the different Attachment Styles.