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When the snowstorm hits, your first reaction is to build a high ice wall. When emotionally hurt, you habitually close all entrances, hiding in a safe bubble without the other person. This isn't coldness, but your way of protecting yourself from further frostbite. However, walls too thick also block out spring's sunlight. Try leaving a small window so they know you're still there.
💡 Did you know?
Psychology shows that when facing conflict, 'avoidant' attachers' brains automatically perceive the partner as a 'threat', triggering a 'Freeze Response'—the biological reason for building ice walls.
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