Why Avoidants Want to Be "Just Friends" After the Breakup
August 30, 2025
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as posted by the channelYou broke up… but now they want to stay friends?
For dismissive avoidants, “just friends” isn’t always what it seems.
It can be a way to maintain proximity without emotional vulnerability, keeping some connection without the risk of intimacy.
Here’s what it really means when an avoidant ex reaches out and why you need clarity to protect your peace.
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