Your Type
You are very good at enduring — even when it hurts to be bitten, you still ask if they've eaten enough. This pattern of "ignoring your own limits and over-accommodating" is a survival strategy you use against the "fear of abandonment." You fear that if you aren't cooperative enough, even the monsters will leave you, so you wrong yourself to beg for stability. But peace bought by overdrawing your blood is destined not to last. Next time you feel drained, take a deep breath and close the door. Learn to accept that "you will still be safe even if you refuse others," and you can finally stop the bleeding.
💡 Did you know?
Attachment theory indicates that those who endure often have an anxious attachment style (about 20% of people). Their brain's conflict response is 40% higher, like constantly fearing monster abandonment and choosing voluntary blood donation to maintain ties.
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