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Why Avoidants Seem 'Good' After a Breakup

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November 15, 2025

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After a breakup, it can seem like the Dismissive Avoidant is completely fine — maybe even thriving. However, what appears to be indifference is often emotional repression. Then comes the boomerang effect.

This video explains the emotional timeline Dismissive Avoidant go through after a breakup, why their reaction is delayed, and how to understand what’s really happening beneath the surface.

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