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Simple Tips for Breaking Childhood Patterns in Your Life

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It’s a two-way street; both you and the partners you choose must be self-aware.

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 Aware of Recurring Attachment Styles

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Your internal conversation is important while trying to break a pattern.

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Run Away from Self-Sabotage

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Dating a stable person is one of the most frequent pieces of advice given to those with insecure attachment styles.

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Seek Secure and Stable Relationships

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Many people also find that moving slowly is beneficial.

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Take Things Slowly

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A person with an anxious or preoccupied attachment style worries more than is common about being abandoned or left alone.

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Anxious-Preoccupied 

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The fearful-avoidant attachment style is characterised by a desire for relationships but a tendency to withdraw from or reject emotional intimacy.

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Fearful-Avoidant

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This attachment style may cause a person to have an excessive, unhealthy craving for complete independence.

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Dismissive

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A person with this attachment type believes it is safe to assume that someone likes them if they express an interest in them.

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Secure