Fear of abandonment and rejection: anxious attachment
Anxious attachment, a term rooted in attachment theory, describes a style of relating to others characterized by a deep-seated fear of abandonment and rejection. This attachment style often develops in childhood and can significantly influence one's adult relationships. Understanding anxious attachment and its implications is crucial for fostering healthier connections and personal well-being.
If I have an insecure attachment, can I ever feel securely attached to someone?
It’s absolutely possible to find a secure, connected, emotionally safe relationship with a friend, family member, or partner.
How your attachment style affects your friendships & dating life
Attachment theory primarily came out of research between infants and caregivers, so what does attachment style have anything to do with your adult relationships, you may ask?
What do you mean by “Attachment Style”?
You’ve seen “attachment” show up more and more in social media, but what does it really mean?