Why You Can’t Stop Texting Them (Even When You Know You Should)
November 1, 2025
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as posted by the channelWhen you’ve experienced inconsistency, abandonment, or uncertainty in past relationships, your nervous system learns to seek reassurance to calm the fear of disconnection.
This video provides the answers to why you're overcommunicating — whether via text or not — and how that's impacting your relationship and your desire to self-soothe.
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