How to Know if Avoidants Like You or Are They Playing You | Megan Weks

Are you constantly decoding mixed signals from an avoidant partner? One day they're warm and attentive, the next they're distant and cold. This cycle of confusion can leave you drained and doubting yourself. In this video, relationship expert Megan Weks breaks down the five definitive signs that reveal whether an avoidant person genuinely likes you or is simply playing games for convenience and control.

Learn to spot the subtle behavioral patterns that expose their true intentions—without needing to confront them. We'll cover how they handle your silence, if they remember you without a reason, the critical clues in how they exit conversations, their behavior after receiving reassurance, and the most telling sign: whether your emotional state affects their tone. By the end, you'll have the clarity to protect your energy, uphold your boundaries, and invest only in connections that are truly reciprocal.

Timestamps:
00:00 😕 The Confusing Avoidant Cycle
01:45 🔍 Sign 1: How They Handle Your Silence
05:22 🧠 Sign 2: Remembering You Without a Reason
08:17 🚪 Sign 3: How They Exit Interactions
11:45 🤝 Sign 4: Behavior After Getting Reassurance
15:10 🎭 Sign 5: Does Your Emotional State Affect Their Tone?
18:30 💪 The Ultimate Truth: How to Focus on Yourself


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This video is for educational and informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional mental health advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of a qualified therapist or counselor with any questions you may have regarding your personal relationship or mental health.