The Key To Dating An Avoidant Woman

Connor Beaton explains how shifting from criticism to gratitude can strengthen relationships, especially with avoidant partners. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing and appreciating even the small gestures, as expressing thanks can create a more open and supportive connection.

[jennajewert]

Women thrive off praise, so this makes sense

[fluffythebluepersian]

I'm an avoidant woman. This is great advice

[consistentbass]

Yes. I have been doing this because I started understanding my wife...and myself as I started researching and understanding attachment theory. Understanding both our own pasts has given me a sense of compassion and appreciation that I can relate to and put myself in the other person's shoes and be less critical, more forgiving, and more appreciative. I learned this during a moment of her distancing. Amazingly enough she had been doing the same during her time away. This new perspective has really brought us together. I feel like I found my best friend again. But I realize also that I became "friendly" or "secure" myself.

[ninjaskills]

Thanks for breathing...and answering the phone...not spilling the juice when you poured it into the cup...the juju

[Sam-ngof]

So much empathy for avoidant women but of course avoidant men are narcissistic monsters. Good vid but this advice goes for both