Why You Push Away the Person You Love Most | Avoidant Attachment & Fear of Intimacy
Автор: Pinnacle Project
Загружено: 2026-01-10
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Why do we push away the people we love most? This video explains avoidant attachment, fear of intimacy, and relationship self-sabotage using real psychology and attachment theory.
If you feel emotionally distant in relationships, shut down when things get close, or pull away from someone you care about, this video will help you understand what’s happening and how to heal. Most people don’t walk away because they stopped loving someone — they walk away because love begins to feel unsafe.
This video explores the hidden psychology behind emotional withdrawal, attachment styles, fear of intimacy, and relationship self-sabotage. You’ll learn why people pull away when things get close, how trauma and nervous system responses shape romantic behavior, and what emotional safety actually means.
If you’ve ever been left confused, rejected, or stuck repeating the same relationship patterns, this video will help you finally understand what’s happening beneath the surface.
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Keywords:
why do I push people away
avoidant attachment
fear of intimacy
relationship self sabotage
attachment theory
relationship psychology
emotional trauma
healing relationships
anxious avoidant
dismissive avoidant
love and attachment
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