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The Avoidant Attachment Style & P*rn Use In Relationships | Can This Be Fixed

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September 16, 2024

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In this episode of Can This Be Fixed?, hosts Thais Gibson and Mike Di Zio dive into common fears and challenges in relationships, particularly for individuals with dismissive or fearful-avoidant attachment styles. They explore the emotions and thoughts behind major relationship steps like moving in together and answer listener questions from Reddit and YouTube. Topics include understanding the avoidant mindset, how attachment styles influence cheating, and navigating difficult conversations around sensitive topics like pornography. Tune in for insights, practical advice, and personal stories on how to cultivate secure and healthy relationships.

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