Amir Levine

My friends and family often tell me that they feel like they don't really know me.

If my partner went on a trip without me, I'd miss them, but would ultimately be happy that they're having fun.

A big portion of my self-esteem and self-worth comes from my relationships with other people.

Sometimes when I feel like I'm getting too close to someone, I get scared and start pushing them away.

I feel bad when my loved ones do things without inviting me.

The people that love me?

Disagree.

Strongly agree.

Disagree.

Sometimes I push people away when they get too close, even though deep down I crave connection and intimacy.

It's hard for me to relax in relationships because I'm always worrying about whether my loved ones truly care about me.

I prefer to keep my emotions to myself, believing that vulnerability only leads to unnecessary complications and potential disappointment.

I enjoy spending time with my friends and family, knowing that we can share both good times and bad times with each other.

Right.

I feel uncomfortable when people get too emotionally close to me.

I value my independence and personal space.

I feel uncomfortable when people get too emotionally close to me.

Knowing that I have a strong support system of friends and family gives me the confidence to tackle life's challenges with optimism and resilience.

I worry that if I show vulnerability or express my needs in relationships, I'll end up being rejected or abandoned.

Strongly agree.