Sabrina Zohar

Just shut up, don't say anything, and you won't get hurt. So as an adult, he really struggles to express himself because he never had a safe space to do so. When we look at people that are secure, people that are secure still feel anxiety. They still have avoidant tendencies. They can still get overwhelmed and remove themselves.

And that just means being okay with myself, being comfortable in my body, knowing my emotions, understanding where they come from, and being able to clearly express that with my partner and not take it personally if my partner needs space. We can all get to these levels, but let's say for the anxious person, there's a lot of beautiful qualities that they embody. They're very empathetic.

And that just means being okay with myself, being comfortable in my body, knowing my emotions, understanding where they come from, and being able to clearly express that with my partner and not take it personally if my partner needs space. We can all get to these levels, but let's say for the anxious person, there's a lot of beautiful qualities that they embody. They're very empathetic.

And that just means being okay with myself, being comfortable in my body, knowing my emotions, understanding where they come from, and being able to clearly express that with my partner and not take it personally if my partner needs space. We can all get to these levels, but let's say for the anxious person, there's a lot of beautiful qualities that they embody. They're very empathetic.

And that just means being okay with myself, being comfortable in my body, knowing my emotions, understanding where they come from, and being able to clearly express that with my partner and not take it personally if my partner needs space. We can all get to these levels, but let's say for the anxious person, there's a lot of beautiful qualities that they embody. They're very empathetic.

And that just means being okay with myself, being comfortable in my body, knowing my emotions, understanding where they come from, and being able to clearly express that with my partner and not take it personally if my partner needs space. We can all get to these levels, but let's say for the anxious person, there's a lot of beautiful qualities that they embody. They're very empathetic.

The difference is people that are secure understand that part of being in a relationship is co-creating. I need to be vulnerable and hold space for you and vice versa. So the reality is I have gotten to earn secure.

They're very sensitive. They're very in tune with other people's emotions. Could be good or bad, right? And then same with the avoidant. They know how to process. Maybe they know how to take some space. They know how to be independent. It's when the pendulum swings to where the codependency happens with the anxious person and the hyper-independence can happen with the avoidant.

They're very sensitive. They're very in tune with other people's emotions. Could be good or bad, right? And then same with the avoidant. They know how to process. Maybe they know how to take some space. They know how to be independent. It's when the pendulum swings to where the codependency happens with the anxious person and the hyper-independence can happen with the avoidant.

They're very sensitive. They're very in tune with other people's emotions. Could be good or bad, right? And then same with the avoidant. They know how to process. Maybe they know how to take some space. They know how to be independent. It's when the pendulum swings to where the codependency happens with the anxious person and the hyper-independence can happen with the avoidant.

They're very sensitive. They're very in tune with other people's emotions. Could be good or bad, right? And then same with the avoidant. They know how to process. Maybe they know how to take some space. They know how to be independent. It's when the pendulum swings to where the codependency happens with the anxious person and the hyper-independence can happen with the avoidant.

They're very sensitive. They're very in tune with other people's emotions. Could be good or bad, right? And then same with the avoidant. They know how to process. Maybe they know how to take some space. They know how to be independent. It's when the pendulum swings to where the codependency happens with the anxious person and the hyper-independence can happen with the avoidant.

We can get to an earn secure space, and that just means being okay with myself, being comfortable in my body, knowing my emotions, understanding where they come from, and being able to clearly express that with my partner and not take it personally if my partner needs space. We can all get to these levels, but let's say for the anxious person, there's a lot of beautiful qualities that they embody.

And so we're just trying to find a balance between these personalities and this attachment. But there's nobody that's good or bad. It's really just about how can I come home to myself and feel comfortable in my body so that I can allow someone else to be a human and show compassion to both of us.

And so we're just trying to find a balance between these personalities and this attachment. But there's nobody that's good or bad. It's really just about how can I come home to myself and feel comfortable in my body so that I can allow someone else to be a human and show compassion to both of us.

And so we're just trying to find a balance between these personalities and this attachment. But there's nobody that's good or bad. It's really just about how can I come home to myself and feel comfortable in my body so that I can allow someone else to be a human and show compassion to both of us.

And so we're just trying to find a balance between these personalities and this attachment. But there's nobody that's good or bad. It's really just about how can I come home to myself and feel comfortable in my body so that I can allow someone else to be a human and show compassion to both of us.

And so we're just trying to find a balance between these personalities and this attachment. But there's nobody that's good or bad. It's really just about how can I come home to myself and feel comfortable in my body so that I can allow someone else to be a human and show compassion to both of us.

They're very empathetic. They're very sensitive. They're very in tune with other people's emotions. Could be good or bad, right? And then same with the avoidant. They know how to process. Maybe they know how to take some space. They know how to be independent.

It's when the pendulum swings to where the codependency happens with the anxious person and the hyper-independence can happen with the avoidant. And so we're just trying to find a balance between these personalities and this attachment. But there's nobody that's good or bad.