Why Avoidants Seem ‘Good' After a Breakup
October 10, 2024
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0:59Now PlayingWhy Avoidants Seem ‘Good' After a Breakup
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as posted by the channelAvoidants often appear to be “good” and “better than ever before” after a breakup.
This is because they’re experts at suppressing their emotions.
However, that emotional suppression can lead to some surprising and powerful side effects.
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