5 Key Tips To Thrive In A Fearful Avoidant & Fearful Avoidant Relationship | Attachment Styles

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In this video, we'll talk about things to look out for if you are a fearful avoidant dating another fearful avoidant. By understanding the typical challenges and fears that arise, we can overcome them and thrive in this dynamic between these particular attachment styles.

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[Nadia-jutf]

your videos are so helpful thank you :)

[itsaplantlife]

1. Each MUST communicate their needs.
2. Each must set and communicate boundaries AND have alone time.
3. Break codependency in the dynamic.
4. Each need to work to test each other and challenge situations.
5. Communicate vulnerably when you feel afraid.

[sadiqua]

This is why my last relationship failed. We both failed to communicate when feeling triggered or unsafe. I felt unsafe the majority of the time and just shut down, that made my FA ex shut down harder. I wish I could share this with him and have a real conversation about how we can start over with better awareness but he won’t speak to me. I’m lost. 😢

[amelosman]

I am a FA dating another FA. We love each other deeply but he is not happy with me. He is always having problems with me thinking I am shady and not trust worthy. And he is always saying he doesn’t feel I am committed to him and that he is not safe with me. And it makes me feel so hopeless 😩

[roshalllambert]

My sister is an FA who has only dated other FAs which had gone very bad and this video explains things very well!

[lindsey]

1. Communicating their needs specifically and clearly whenever a need goes unmet, and providing context and reasons so the FA mind does not add negative connotations.

2. Assert boundaries that allow to recharge alone.

3. Break codependency by spending enough time alone.

4. Externalising pattern changes rather than internalising them.

5. Communicating vulnerably, and daring to speak even when afraid. Ask for transparency, and clarity for healthy interdependence longterm.

[BeHappyNoMatterWhat]

Thank you Thais. Your videos help me feel not so alone

[DulceRubiocandy]

Can you do a video on a fearful aviodant dating someone with an anxious attachment?

[alessandrasalituri]

Thais thank you as always 🙏🏼 can you do videos on attachment styles in friendship and similar tips?

[LadiesOfThePleiades]

This explains my “crazy” 😮‍💨thank you🌺🙏

[adinubila]

can you do anxious and anxious dynamic?

[chickenbiscuit]

Supercharged insights especially in under 8mins. FA's 🤔 fair enough !

[Anna-eing]

What if after a period of no contact (after a break up/anxious avoidant trap) the FA leaning more DA continues to be avoidant and rude? After implementing effective communication strategies. Is this actually just emotional abuse?

[dominiquecadet]

You cannot thrive in a relationship with an FA. They are not capable of loving you the way you need to be loved. 😥