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What's Your Attachment Style?
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The four attachment styles consist of
- Secure
- a high degree of emotional intelligence
- openly talks about problems
- allows freedom within the relationship
- Preoccupied (Insecure-Ambivalent)
- romanticize love because it's easier to form a fantasy love for someone else than to build something in reality
- attracted to partners whom they can save or who can save them
- over analyzing relationship
- mistaken over turbulent relationship for passion
- obsessive, demanding, clingy
- struggle with low insecurities, low self-esteem, and establishing a strong sense of self. They grew up without healthy boundaries and little to no guidance on developing their individuality
- Dismissing (Insecure-Avoidant)
- Emotionally distant in relationships
- Come across as self-sufficient, independent, and can avoid true intimacy
- Don’t want to be seen as vulnerable and will seek more alone-time
- Shut down emotionally from connecting with another
- Have very few close friends with others
- Fearful (Disorganized)
- Unpredictable
- Fearing being too close or too distant from their lover will often be unpredictable Often overwhelmed by their own emotions
- They understand they need to be open to building relationships after a time they'll hurt them to avoid further intimacy or being hurt themselves
- They fear being abandoned but struggle to put faith in their partner and rely on them
- Fighting the inner conflict of wanting intimacy and resisting it
- Have very few close relationships
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