How To Feel More Secure In Your Relationships | Dr. Aziz - Confidence Coach

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[gracie-kkgw]

"Why do i have this compulsion to break up with them even tho i really want to be with them"
THAT SHIT HIT HARD

[zaybucks]

This video had made me realize my childhood trauma places such a big part in most of my dysfunction decisions.

[natpop]

I also realized I used to be more secure but after dating this narcissist and suffering narcissistic abuse, I became more anxious. People claim it all stems from childhood but I definitely noticed a shift.

[shreenjandutta]

I have absolutely no reason to be anxious but damn here I am.
Someone's childhood can always play a big role.

[talori]

Wow! I’ve been searching for a video like this for a while. I have been loving on myself and have been with my partner for over a year. We have the greatest open communication sessions but sometimes these feelings come up. I have never had a healthy relationship and didn’t date much but I grew up with this guy and we just click.
I get scared that I’ll lose such a good thing, whether it be a break up or death because all things come to an end (my last partner suddenly died, I have a fear of loss). I have never been a jealous person maybe slightly insecure and quick to run but I’m attached to this guy and I just don’t want him to ever leave me.
Sometimes I feel like I can jump outside of myself about the littlest things because it scares me butI choose to love on myself instead. It really does work. ❤

[KD-rnbs]

This has opened my mind to realizing that it is okay to have these feelings. That I am not weird or crazy. I feel a little better already. Thanks

[chavapopack]

I feel like I'm my current relationship I am
Anxious attached and my past I was avoidant...
I really love this man and want to let go of all this doubt and insecurity. This video was really helpful in directing me to love myself in those moments and sooth myself and deepen and strengthen my relationship with ME and that will lead to an easier and more blissful relationship with others

[xstev]

I go cold so quickly if I feel like the other person/group isn't into me. It seems that I genuinely don't care though, rather than me hiding my disappointment. I've thrown a good few relationships away, and recently in other cases realised how I almost threw relationships away for no good reason, just because they'd died down a little. I feel happy that I didn't let these relationships die, so I guess that "not caring" element is fake after all.

[SabRina-kfhu]

Great video btw! i also agree wid the fact that its crucial to be able to see anxiety as as a fixable thg instead of taking it as a personality trait

[theresalambert]

I love what you said about our attachment styles not defining our identity. Your sense of humour, accuracy, and compassionate way of communicating, really helps a person feel not broken, while they're trying to heal. A lot more normal and loveable than we thought maybe. L O L
So refreshing!
Thank you 😀

[soiane]

3 or more reasons I am this way:
1/ I am a pisces
2/I have been molested
3/I have very low self-esteem...

[loveforeignaccents]

Funny as a child, although I didn't realize it at the time, I was anxious and now I am completely avoidant I think due to realization of previous memories and becoming so much more secure and prefer being alone.
Great video, as always!!

[lostmangos]

I actually envy avoidant types as it seems less pain to push someone away than to be constantly terrified they will leave you, having an anxious attachment style sucks big time.

[jdod]

6 minutes into the video and he has made 15 points that I am going through word by word! This guy is crazy good at understanding people and the sort of issues they have because i though I was the only one this insecure

[aach]

Thank you for this video. It has taught me a lot about why I am anxious in my relationship.

My situation is exactly like the guy at the end of the video. I have gotten past the frustration when the are hours between texts, and I do feel the loneliness and emptiness when I dig down. I believe this comes from my fear that she will leave me or that she is not interested in me any more. I know that she loves me. I trust her. But I cannot get over the need for constant validation.

[chrissegura]

I like that I don’t have to intellectually over analyze myself. It’s a state of being that I can come back to center (loving myself). I’m always in my head and full of anxiety and fear. Loving myself and constructively self-soothing seem so hard right now. My mind is clearly my enemy when it comes to this. Thanks.

[ianmacdougall]

Wow, I learned so much. Well explained. My attachment style was the same as yours and I drove her away. But the self love tips really help. thx

[Baku_dabi_girl]

This is this help that I have been seeking for weeks. After watching this I was able to identify what triggers my insecurity. But I still need help figuring out how to come back to being secure. Like what is it that I need to do or what maybe my partner can help me with. I would really appreciate your advice. I just want to feel happy and secure in my relationship.

[Lichfeldian--Suttonian]

My father left the whole family when I was 11 years old in 1977. That hit hard emotionally! Four years later, my mother marries ‘Dad’. I call him that, and I asked him too during that time and he has been that ever since. My father though, was the one who broke that security and introduced rejection to my life. Since then, I have felt that I can be rejected by any woman in my life, my employer, anyone. I am now addressing these, amongst other things of my life, including the idea of ‘escaping slavery’.

[captainleonwolf]

Thank you so much for this, I relate to both avoidant and anxious insecure, this video really helped ✌️