
Maybe Your Attachment Style Isn't the Problem
What if the way you behave in relationships makes perfect sense once you look at the relationship itself?
A psychotherapist thinking out loud about meaning, mortality, and what it costs to be honest with yourself.
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What if the way you behave in relationships makes perfect sense once you look at the relationship itself?

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Nietzsche was four years old when his father died.

There is a thought that quietly visits almost everyone at some point in life, although very few people are willing to say it out loud.

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There is a sentence I hear surprisingly often in therapy.

This is not a place for answers.

Freud thought he answered this. He may have been part of the problem.