O Que Passa Na Cabeça De Alguém Evitativo Quando Você Some

Do you want to know what goes through the mind of an avoidant person when you finally disappear? Tell me if you've ever been in this situation. The person is avoidant, have you noticed that? Does the person shy away from intimacy? After a while in a relationship, you realize that the person acts strangely when you try to get

more intimate. Either you go through a crisis, a situation, and the person enters this pattern—the person withdraws when you get closer, especially after the breakup—or it's already a pattern you've noticed over time, a person who values ​​independence above all else, and now you're doing no contact, and you start to wonder: "What 's going on in this person's head?

Are they feeling something?" Or, the no-contact person is someone who is avoidant, useless, because that person simply doesn't care at all. Well, I'm going to tell you the truth behind this, and something that many people don't know is so obvious. Avoidant people feel, they feel deeply, but they have such a strong defense system

that they hide what they are feeling even from themselves. That's why no contact is a system that works for these people when you do it the right way. So go ahead and like the video and leave any comment, even if it's just " I love you Alexander" or "how other content has helped you," because today I'm

going to reveal a profound truth about the power of no contact for avoidant people, okay? The thoughts that go through that person's mind, and especially the conflicts that arise from the defense mechanisms that an avoidant person has. After nearly two decades working in my practice with people going through breakups, separations, and the love lives