Mark Groves

All of a sudden I was like, well, I'm just going to deal with one night stands and short term relationships. Like I can control the depth of intimacy. When you look at the conversation that happens about avoidance online and disorganized is it tends to not be optimistic.

All of a sudden I was like, well, I'm just going to deal with one night stands and short term relationships. Like I can control the depth of intimacy. When you look at the conversation that happens about avoidance online and disorganized is it tends to not be optimistic.

All of a sudden I was like, well, I'm just going to deal with one night stands and short term relationships. Like I can control the depth of intimacy. When you look at the conversation that happens about avoidance online and disorganized is it tends to not be optimistic.

It's not like it's almost like most of the content is created for anxiously attached people, probably because anxiously attached people are the ones going out and looking for it.

It's not like it's almost like most of the content is created for anxiously attached people, probably because anxiously attached people are the ones going out and looking for it.

It's not like it's almost like most of the content is created for anxiously attached people, probably because anxiously attached people are the ones going out and looking for it.

Right? Like, let me understand my man on a deeper level so I can make sure he doesn't, you know, or let me understand my woman. But for disorganized, I think one, the recognition that it exists because you don't trust connection. and that's true of all of them, but I think it's especially true for disorganized is that the nervous system doesn't trust connection. And so it like wants it.

Right? Like, let me understand my man on a deeper level so I can make sure he doesn't, you know, or let me understand my woman. But for disorganized, I think one, the recognition that it exists because you don't trust connection. and that's true of all of them, but I think it's especially true for disorganized is that the nervous system doesn't trust connection. And so it like wants it.

Right? Like, let me understand my man on a deeper level so I can make sure he doesn't, you know, or let me understand my woman. But for disorganized, I think one, the recognition that it exists because you don't trust connection. and that's true of all of them, but I think it's especially true for disorganized is that the nervous system doesn't trust connection. And so it like wants it.

So there's this reaching out. And if you think about it, this is often modeled from where the people you got love from is also a was sometimes a place of danger or a lack of safety. So there's a confusion. So you can feel this like desire to go forward, but then this, ah, like this pullback.

So there's this reaching out. And if you think about it, this is often modeled from where the people you got love from is also a was sometimes a place of danger or a lack of safety. So there's a confusion. So you can feel this like desire to go forward, but then this, ah, like this pullback.

So there's this reaching out. And if you think about it, this is often modeled from where the people you got love from is also a was sometimes a place of danger or a lack of safety. So there's a confusion. So you can feel this like desire to go forward, but then this, ah, like this pullback.

So again, coming back to the awareness, knowing that you can change it is of course a powerful thing, which we spoke about before, but somatic practices, like somatic practices, somatic practices, which of course they're in the right place with you.

So again, coming back to the awareness, knowing that you can change it is of course a powerful thing, which we spoke about before, but somatic practices, like somatic practices, somatic practices, which of course they're in the right place with you.

So again, coming back to the awareness, knowing that you can change it is of course a powerful thing, which we spoke about before, but somatic practices, like somatic practices, somatic practices, which of course they're in the right place with you.

You know, breadcrumbing. I think it's a, they have now all these cool terms.

You know, breadcrumbing. I think it's a, they have now all these cool terms.

You know, breadcrumbing. I think it's a, they have now all these cool terms.

Did our generation not have cool terms? Like breadcrumbing, there's like zombieing where they disappear and then they come back from the dead.

Did our generation not have cool terms? Like breadcrumbing, there's like zombieing where they disappear and then they come back from the dead.