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1:57Now PlayingWhen Anxious Attachment is activated, it can feel impossible to stop reaching for reassurance, certainty, or connection from someone else.
But what if the urge to send another text isn’t really about the text at all?
Often, there’s a deeper need underneath the overthinking—encouragement, reassurance, safety, or certainty. And while it may feel unfamiliar at first, learning how to meet those needs within yourself can help break the cycle of anxiety and create a stronger sense of emotional security.
The more consistently you practice giving yourself what you're looking for externally, the easier it becomes to feel grounded, connected, and confident without losing yourself in the process.
What do you usually find yourself looking for when you start to overthink in relationships?
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