Childhood Attachment Patterns
The circuitry in our brains that fosters infant attachment is repurposed for adult relationships, revealing a deep connection between childhood experiences and romantic dynamics. People often seek partners who mirror their early attachments, which can lead to unhealthy patterns, such as trauma bonding. When feelings of trepidation arise in a relationship, it's crucial to recognize them and take action—don't just walk away, run.In this clip
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