Anxious/Avoidant Dynamics & Second Chances | The Thais Gibson Podcast

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  • Опубліковано 9 чер 2024
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    What should you do if a dismissive avoidant ex reappears unexpectedly?
    Why do anxious attachments and dismissive avoidants often end up together?
    How should you respond when a fearful avoidant ex wants to be friends again?
    In this episode of The Thais Gibson Podcast, Thais and co-host Mike discuss common anxious/avoidant relationship dynamics and the internal worlds of these attachment styles when their safety is threatened.
    Can things work better the second time around?
    Watch to learn what's needed for a proper second chance.

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  • @rachelatkinson525
    @rachelatkinson525 13 днів тому +4

    Great episode! I just signed up for PDS after a breakup with a fearful avoidant. The entire relationship was complete emotional chaos and triggered my anxious attachment in ways I’ve never experienced. It’s weird because he didn’t want to be in a relationship, but it feels like the dynamic is that I broke up with him because I won’t remain friends or whatever it is that his ever changing wants are from day to day. I had to hard block because he won’t stop contacting me and is now acting out and went from not wanting to be in a relationship with anyone to now dating like a mad man because I hurt his feelings. It’s unfair and I don’t want to live like this going forward. Looking forward to making better decisions on the people I choose to have in my life going forward.

  • @HustleHabit
    @HustleHabit 16 днів тому +1

    Is there really no other comments on this? The PDS channel is so popular, I'm surprised this isn't more active.

    • @annswan5565
      @annswan5565 День тому

      because she doesn't add anything to the depth of this podcast. I thought he talked really honestly and clearly about the details of an avoidant personality. Pfffff, they are difficult, aren't they?