The One Mistake That Makes Dismissive Avoidants Pull Away
October 23, 2025
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as posted by the channelBeing with a Dismissive Avoidant partner can feel like you’re constantly chasing connection. You open up, they retreat. You try harder, they shut down.
In this video, I explain the one critical mistake that pushes them away, why overexplaining backfires, and how to communicate your needs effectively without triggering their shutdown response.
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