Dr. Morgan Anderson

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Women Road Warriors · Break Toxic Love Patterns with Dr. Morgan Anderson · 21 Jul 2026 podcast

My parents' needs are more important, and that's why they never check in on me and see how I'm doing.

I will believe whatever I have to believe to maintain that relationship.

So really, I believe as an adult, as an individuated adult, no longer dependent on a parent for survival, we have to ask ourselves, what are those beliefs that I'm carrying around that are not serving me and that are attracting people to me that don't belong in my life and also maintaining relationships that I should have never been in in the first place?

Thank you for clarifying that because it's 50% of people who have an insecure attachment style.

So it's not necessarily abusive relationships.

However, it's such a spectrum.

You can have an anxious attachment style and be in a relationship with an avoidantly attached person.

And that can, of course, cause a level of emotional distress and maybe emotional abuse.

But it's so interesting, right?

What do we really label as toxic?

But yeah, there's 50% of the population that does not have a secure attachment style, right?

So people that are either terrified of intimacy or terrified of being abandoned or a combination of the both, that is 50% of the population.

Yes, it does start in childhood.

Yes.

And I, cause I love this question because it doesn't get talked about enough.

It starts in childhood and your early romantic relationships and subsequent significant relationships.

So even friend relationships, sibling relationships, any significant relationships in your life will also impact your catchment style.

And even siblings, right?

Oh, siblings can be mean too.

Oh, there's sibling trauma that doesn't get talked about.

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