THIS Is Why An Avoidant Leaves A GOOD Relationship

2025-02-03

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Ever had an avoidant partner suddenly pull away, even when things seemed perfect? Discover the hidden fears and subconscious patterns that cause avoidants to leave good relationships—and how to navigate these challenges.

In today’s episode, Thais Gibson uncovers the real reasons why avoidants leave even the best relationships. From their deep-seated fear of intimacy to struggles with commitment and vulnerability, learn what truly drives their pullbacks. Listen now to gain key insights into how to communicate, break through their walls, and create a stronger, lasting connection.

Timestamps

00:00:00 - Introduction: Why Avoidants Leave Good Relationships

00:00:22 - Understanding the Dismissive Avoidant’s Inner Conflict

00:01:05 - How Childhood Shapes Avoidant Attachment

00:02:12 - The Avoidant’s Subconscious Fear of Vulnerability

00:03:32 - The Role of Flaw-Finding in Avoidant Relationships

00:04:35 - Reason #1: Fear of Intimacy and Emotional Closeness

00:05:08 - Reason #2: Fear of Commitment and Feeling Trapped

00:06:02 - Reason #3: Struggles with Healthy Vulnerability

00:07:01 - Reason #4: Unrealistic Expectations and Avoiding Conflict

00:08:01 - How to Communicate and Support an Avoidant Partner

00:08:57 - Turning Expectations into Needs for Relationship Stability