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In this video, we talk about the comfort zone for the fearful avoidant's subconscious mind, meaning the things they automatically are attracted to and are actively seeking, even if it's unconsciously. Understanding this will help you realize what the challenges and behaviors are that you could work on reprogramming if you are the fearful avoidant as well as create more understanding for your partner if you are dating someone who is fearful avoidant.
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