Twin Flames: The Avoidant and Anxious Styles

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MickeyDobbsy aka Kris

4 episodes

5 days ago

Ever stayed in a relationship way too long waiting for someone to get their act together? Has anyone ever told you that they just wanted to be friends but acted like more? Maybe you were that person. Whether you're anxious or avoidant (or combo of the two), join Kris (aka Mickeydobbsy and @Mickeysinsight) in exploring insecure attachment recovery topics to identify and face the very insecure dynamic that separates us from those we want to love the most, ourselves.

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Twin Flames: The Avoidant and Anxious Styles

Attune

12 minutes 38 seconds

4 years ago

Twin Flames: The Avoidant and Anxious Styles

The term "twin flames" is often used as a way to describe soul mates, or two parts of the same soul that were at one point separated. The anxious and avoidant styles are a bit like this. These two styles are often developed from similar childhood experiences and difficulties being intimate in relationships. Does this mean they belong together? I don't know about that one. But if you identify with either style, learning about what makes the other tick can help with self understanding which can lead to security. Can identifying the common traits of the two seemingly opposite styles support a healthier relationship with the self? Worth a try.

Resource link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5weiD_1MALL7AE9OhOEAPw

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