FEARFUL- AVOIDANT IN LOVE

by Johanna Sparrow, Heather Pendley (Editor)

You’ve been playing games in your relationship far too long and it’s about to cost you what you really love. If you don’t pull it together and get a grip, you know you will be alone soon. Fearing rejection and abandonment, a person with the fearful-avoidant attachment style is passive-aggressive and has a hard time seeing their own worth. They question love and their actions are confusing to their partner. This book discusses all four attachment styles, but highlights the fearful-avoidant partner.

Genres: Psychology

49 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 9, 2018

About the author

Antoinette M. Watkins writes under the pen name Johanna Sparrow and has been writing for over 22 years. She has published a variety of writings ranging from self-help books to children's stories. In these books, she tackles dealing with personal growth, relationships, conflict issues, and much more. She has used her expertise, knowledge, and experience to create a personal system that she has used since 1995. The "Heart Bruised Conscious Connection Renewal" (HBCRR) system helps in strengthening relationships.

Reviews

[Evelina T · Rating 3 out of 5]

Greatly explains attachment theory, though the solutions suggested are vague. Lol, none mention therapy

[Natalie Hastings · Rating 1 out of 5]

It’s about an hour read and it was rough. So much all or nothing thinking with assumptions everywhere. Over simplification and there are just so many other books you can read on the subject that are better.

[Daniel Williams · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is a worthwhile read if you can get past the total lack of proofreading. It's riddled with basic mistakes.

[Abbey Davidson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Definitely needed an editor to fix the grammar issues, but content was wonderful.

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The grammar & spelling mistakes did it for the 2 stars.

[Stephanie Little · Rating 3 out of 5]

I did this by Audiobook, the readers voice took some getting used to. Almost came across as accusatory at times.