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Are there any women that deal with having an Anxious Attachment style? If so, how did you go about identifying this, and how has it affected your romantic and personal relationships?
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That’s interesting! I’m glad you’ve taken the steps to better your attachments. Especially being so mindful of it before bribing a child into the world. It’s crazy how even the smallest interactions (or lack thereof) as an infant can shape a child’s entire outlook on the world and relationships.
I took a psych test recently, and it was figured that I’m an Ambivalent / Anxious attachment style, which makes complete sense given my anxiety and OCD. It’s interesting, as I grew up with a single mom (but very close extended family) and I don’t ever remember us not having a good relationship.
It typically manifests in my romantic relationships only, which means it could be credited to the fact that I grew up without a father in my life. I can’t seem to break the cycle, though. It’s a constant pulling and pushing, this dance back and forth, and I don’t know how to quell it and get rid of my deep fears of abandonment. I know the constant questions of reassurance from my husband (after 6 years) grind him down, but it’s an obsessive need to be reminded that he’s not going anywhere.