Thais Gibson Personal Development School
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How To Get A Dismissive Avoidant To Actually Apologize
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April 29, 2026
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1:35Now PlayingIf you’ve ever tried to get a Dismissive Avoidant to apologize, you may have noticed something: the more pressure they feel, the more they shut down.
Dismissive Avoidants often struggle with empathy in conflict because they feel blamed, overwhelmed, or emotionally cornered.
But when you learn how to communicate in a way that doesn’t trigger their defenses, you’re far more likely to receive empathy, understanding, and even a genuine apology.
In this video, I explain a simple communication shift that helps create space for empathy instead of shutdown.
Your personal relationship expert,
Thais Gibson
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