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Attached: The New Science of Adult Attachment and How It Can Help You Find—and Keep—Love Attached: The New Science of Adult Attachment and How It Can Help You Find—and Keep—Love by Amir Levine
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“He was just as quick to belittle me.”
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“so I let it go.”
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“The fact that they still kept in touch was extremely difficult for me and made me feel unsure of myself.”
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“My life with Craig was becoming an emotional roller coaster and I'd find myself in tears on a daily basis.”
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“Craig and I finally seemed to be in sync.”
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“Unfortunately, it wasn't the last time I discovered that we weren't on the same page.”
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“His words made me furious and reduced me to tears. But then he hugged me.”
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“What could I do but conclude that he was ashamed of me?”
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“There were things about his behaviour that confused and upset me.”
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“I thought he was brilliant.”
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“I admired the way he looked.”
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“They can find a better life for themselves if they muster the strength to leave.”
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“Even emotionally healthy individuals can become entangled in a destructive situation.”
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“Though disturbing, Marsha's story ends on a hopeful note.”
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“There seems to be a gravitational pull between anxious and avoidant individuals, and once they became attached, it's very hard for them to let go.”
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“It was possible to get out of a destructive relationship and find happiness elsewhere.”
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“She wanted her story to be told in order to help other women who might find themselves in similar situations.”
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“She was very open and forthcoming in recounting her story to us, and had no qualms about revealing very intimate and often hurtful moments of her life.”
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“Anxious and avoidant people can bring out the worst in each other.”
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“Even repeated effort to improve the situation fails.”
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“Pat felt as though she'd been punched in the stomach.”
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“Clay wanted to get up and leave but restrained himself. He said nothing, and they finished their dinner in silence.”
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“Recognize the situation and most important, how to leave it behind.”
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“Think long and hard about whether you want to make so many concessions in order to be with this person.”
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“Deciding to let go of the dream.”
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“The compromise is in no way mutual; it is in fact wholly one-sided.”
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“She is quite literally on her own. She no longer expects him to participate.”
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“He made a conscious decision to make home into a place she would want to come home to instead of a battlefield.”
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“Find a compromise that they are able to live with.”
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“They learn to do things on their own.”
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