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This channel is your ultimate guide to navigating the choppy waters of relationships and breakups. Whether you are going through a tough breakup, trying to mend a strained relationship, or looking for tips to strengthen your connection with your partner, we are here to help. Our channel is dedicated to providing you with practical tips and tricks to get through breakups and build healthier, happier relationships. From understanding your feelings to rebuilding your life post-breakup, we cover it all. Subscribe now and embark on a journey towards healing and self-discovery with our expert advice, insightful videos, and empowering content. Together, we can turn heartbreak into an opportunity for growth and transformation. #RelationshipAdvice #BreakupRecovery #PersonalGrowth
What Happens When Your EX Reaches Out During NO CONTACT?
Curious about what to do when your ex reaches out during no contact? Watch this video to find out how to handle the situation and stay true to your healing journey. #nocontact #breakup #nocontactrule
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Should You Fight For Your Avoidant Ex To Come Back?
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If you're wondering whether you should fight for your avoidant ex to come back, this video has the answer. Watch to find out what to do in this situation. #avoidant #breakup #avoidantattachmentstyle Key words: avoidant attachment style, break up, coach tynell, Should You Fight For Your Avoidant Ex To Come Back?, avoidant partner, avoidant breakup, breakup advice, breakup coaching, breakup coach...
Why do Avoidant Ex's Always Come Back When You Move On?
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Ever wondered why avoidant ex's always seem to come back when you've moved on? In this video, we'll explore the reasons behind this common phenomenon. #nocontact #avoidantattachment #breakup Key words: avoidant, avoidant attachment style, dismissive avoidant, avoidant breakup, break up, avoidant ex, avoidant after breakup, dismissive avoidant relationship, breakup advice, coach tynell, Why do A...
How Long Should You Go No Contact With Your Ex?
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If you're wondering how long you should go no contact with your ex, this video is for you! We'll discuss the importance of no contact and the optimal time frame to heal and move on. #nocontact #breakup #nocontactrule Key words: no contact, no contact rule after breakup, no contact rule, going no contact, avoidant ex no contact, break up, no contact and time,no contact how long,how long does no ...
Does No Contact Always Work?
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Wondering if the no contact rule always works? In this video, we'll explore the effectiveness of no contact and whether it's the right strategy for you. Key words: why you have to go no contact, break up with ex no contact, going no contact, does no contact work, get your ex back, why no contact works, how to go no contact with your ex, no contact, no contact rule ,coach tynell, no contact afte...
Why your Avoidant Ex will NOT Fight For You
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In this video, we explore the shocking truth about avoidants and why they tend to avoid conflict in relationships. If you've experienced a breakup with an avoidant, this video is a must-watch. #avoidant #breakup #avoidantattachment
Does No Contact Really Work on Avoidant Partners?
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Does No Contact Really Work on Avoidant Partners?
My breakup story | How to get through a hard breakup
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My breakup story | How to get through a hard breakup
How to stop thinking about your Ex | Breakup
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How to stop thinking about your Ex | Breakup
Avoidant are like that because of my asthma traumas or weed?
That makes sense. Thank you.
My ex broke up with me due to his parents disapproval we really loved each other and I really miss him 😭
In summary: 1. They are fearful of losing control. 2. Avoidant people process emotions slowly. 3. There is a push and pull dynamic going on.
A lot of the things that you're describing are narcissistic traits, not avoidant traits. And no, they don't always come back. My dismissive avoidant ex never came back. It's been a year and 2 months. I went into no contact and I didn't say anything to her to give her the space as she ghosted me after a 2-year relationship. I sent her a letter at the year. Mark and it was just asking her for understanding as to why she did the things she did but not attacking her. Nothing. Not a word. Like they don't always come back so I wish people would stop saying that they always do.
"And they are going to do everything within their power to keep it." yes yes they are. They have everyone else fooled. But the ones who get into relationships with these people know what they are capable of. It's so sad.
Cause the grass wasn't greener
Not worth it. They'll just leave again. Such a waste of time since they have a hidden agenda and want to be in complete control.
Women almost NEVER come/go back. Those are VERY rare cases they return. Women just have SO many options to explore and they find another man VERY easily. No need to come/go back.
NC is forever
Hi, my ex broke up with me because of his parents disapproval.. he wanted to live with me but then told me no that he wasn’t losing his family.. he changed all the passwords to his socials and I’m heartbroken we really loved each other. Will he ever regret this decision?
What about when he says I should move on? I say that not seeing each other less than once,/ month I should move on.
FOREVER BLOCK your avoidant ex on phone and social media. Although their attachment style is a legit disorder., treat them as if you’re taking it personally. Your sanity and self respect are worth it.
Let them rotten in their own toxic bubble! They are a true coward!
I love your videos
Thank you so much! I really appreciate this a lot!
@CoachTynell don't stop posting content 🗣we see the vision
When my avoidant ex hoovered me, she didn't want to talk about how we navigate a better relationship. She just wanted to jump in the cot, of course l obliged. I should have stuck to my boundaries and now, another breakup.
Absolutely not worth it.
A lot of people do end up coming to this realization. It can be hard when you’re in the middle of it because you love them. But chances are that person isn’t going to change
@@CoachTynell 11 months strict no contact. I’m doing much better. Not dating but much happier and healthier.
Look these people are not right. They don’t see or feel things the way you do. Remember that first off. Second they live in a fantasy land. YOU are just a visitor to play with. It’s like they have a TV show and they are the star. You can be a guest star on the show but you can never be a co-star. They believe the relationship is doomed from the beginning. About the time you want to get married to them they are ready to go. Slow fade, hypercritical of criticism. You name it!!! They are like terminal cancer. You want to save them!! So Bad!! Look get all the sex and fun in before the first six months mark. After that start packing their things up. Because they are leaving. Now also remember they love to rewrite your history together. You’re gonna be the bad guy no matter what. So ask yourself again, why do you want them back??
How do i heal my avoidant personality 😢
I suspect my ex looks at my FB stories and posts using his brother’s page. He deleted his own page sometime last year. I’m guessing to throw me off the scent. Should I block his brother? I never met the brother, and his brother is not active on FB at all, however I see him come up as a suggestion all the time. Recently the profile pic changed from his picture with his wife to a scenery pic. I had his number once but I don’t sync my contacts to FB. We have no friends in common, and I know his brother is often overseas and lives in Jersey, last I knew, I’m in Brooklyn. Last year his wife’s father and other family were always a suggestion as well.. it was so weird. I blocked them. Sometimes I view my ex’s stories anonymously and I see he will mirror my posts by posting something similar and a few months ago posted a pic of a guy spray painting- “meeting you was the best thing to happen to me and I think about you all the time” but he still keeps his distance, and recently ghosted me for no reason. After the discard, we had a situationship for awhile, but I told him we have to break this pattern, he apologized and since won’t see me in person. Yet text me that he was on my neighborhood working AFTER the day was over a couple months after our last encounter. He behaves so strangely. Hot and cold, it’s to exhausting. I just wish I could have a real conversation with him about his actions, I don’t even feel the need to get back together. Especially with him acting like this
So the party of least interest is in control, is that what I’m hearing?
Who cares less, wins.
When they have you they dont want you...but when you are gone they breadcrumb
It's refreshing to hear someone say that an ex has to change as well. Most relationship coaches say we have to change, the reason they probably say that is because they know our avoidant exes don't watch break-up content. We are their target market so they can sell us their break-up recovery kit or program.
Listen to Ken Reids if you haven’t. He’s amazing.
Lord so true. He said he wanted to be friends.. so I tried that.. but the minute I try to have a non relationship conversation he ghosts me AGAIN. So ridiculous. There’s no point engaging with someone that thinks leaving someone trying to be kind to them on read for no reason is ok behavior. What’s worse is he has told me how he has had people stop responding to him.. so he knows how it feels, so he seems to think it’s what people do. He’s punishing me for crimes of other people. Guess that makes him feel in control. Mavel Tov! He burns bridges everywhere he goes, because of his traumas and insecurities..No longer crushes me..I have plenty of people that can communicate like a damn adult. His loss.
please upload more videos like this one
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What if my avoidant ex told me his feelings for me had gone (but made him feel weird saying it and made him feel crap) - I then removed him from instagram and unfollowed him too - then i caught him watching my stories, then a few days after Christmas he blocked me. What does that mean?
He's wanting to come back. He's "breadcrumbing". But he's pissed you blocked him and doesn't think that's nice to him. If you do try to take him back though, you should tell him only on the following conditions and list off your needs that he previously neglected. Only if they agree to your needs (boundaries) and will change or try to change can you consider it.
@@EvanEvansE3 ah, he blocked me after i unfollowed and removed him! weird
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some coaches tell u they may not comeback some say they dont and you say they always do . why do u play with the broken hearts just stop feeding off of us and tell the truth.
Yeah he shouldn’t say always. Btw, For me it worked multiple times as I pulled all the energy on myself & work on my mind,soul,psychological issues etc. One have to work on their traumas,healing triggers & have to practice detachment
My avoidant ex came back after 2.5 months and realised she was an avoidant and promised to improve herself
@@567ironhide how long were you in a relationship
That's the perk of it. They don't fight, they weed themselves out. You don't have to do nothing. Let them ... do whatever.
This is some classic DA behaviour, but, what is almost never mentioned in conjunction with this is that DAs love the rush of a new relationship, fresh validation without the burden of commitment - they are dopamine junkies, and often serial daters… So the whole narrative of them returning when you move on is, in my experience and to my knowledge, further down the list. If they don’t move on immediately with someone, they’ll eventually feel the need for a new partner, if they miss you after a few months they’ll seek to avoid that and hook up with whoever is a available and suitable. Returning to you means danger for the avoidant, it means confronting their fears, externalising everything, they have to be prepared to admit their wounds and open up… orrr, just distract from all that, (especially if they genuinely loved you and you were significant) get a new person and enjoy yet another low pressure honeymoon phase. A returning avoidant will be an FA, or a DA who hit rock bottom and is prepared to address it, try at least. My DA ex had done years of work, was very aware and open about it… she still deactivated and ran, after 2.5 years, and all in the matter of 2 months, after a very secure and happy relationship. As she walked away she said I was the love of her life and that she’d never loved anyone more, she’d never had a happier relationship… 3 months later she’s dating some new guy. Even the most honest and loved up avoidant will distract and run. Prepare for an extended period of torture if you allow them back in.
💯 breadcrumbing
Spot on
The avoidant/emotionally unavailable ex broke up out of a sudden. And me dealing with the breakup for 3 weeks and listening to maybe 1000 podcasts and videos by now, I find your content the most helpful. Thank you so much!
I just want to say thank you so much! Reading this genuinely means so much to me. As someone who went through a bad breakup I know what it’s like to be endlessly searching for answers or advice to help me through what I was going through and not really finding anything. All I want is to help anyone with these videos to process the breakup, heal and thrive again. I really appreciate you being here and just know that you will get through this!
Let them rotten in their own bubble! Stay away from their toxic abuse! Not your problaim! If they come back to bread crumb you shut them down ! They fear rejection but not fearing dish out to you! They have dark aura dark energy's bring you down to the ground if you let them its feel like demonic!
This captivating video triggers a flood of painful memories from the end of my 6-year relationship just three months ago. The woman I loved with all my heart chose to walk away, leaving me grappling with an insurmountable sense of loss. Despite my relentless efforts to salvage what we had, I'm left feeling disillusioned and unable to imagine a future without her. Despite my attempts to move on, I'm drawn to express my deep-seated longing for her here.
The struggle to release someone dear to your heart is undeniably arduous. I empathize, having experienced a similar circumstance when my 8 year relationship concluded. Refusing to accept defeat, I pursued every conceivable avenue to reclaim his affection. Eventually, I sought the assistance of a spiritual counselor, whose wisdom and intervention played a pivotal role in reuniting us.
Where did you find a spiritual counselor, and how can I get in touch with her?
Suzanne Ann Walters is the name of an exceptional spiritual counselor renowned for her ability to reunite you with your former partner.
Thank you for this valuable information, i just looked her up now online.
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Because i am hyper independent and have avoidant attachment... im constantly assessing your worth in my life. Everyone is worthy of love but not my love. If we're having fights im looking at the types of fights. If you're more trouble than you're worth im out. I NEED you to know i may love and care for you but it's not enough to tolerate any bullshit. I dont want a "normal" relationship. I want my ideal relationship or i dont want it at all. But don't worry babe. Turn around and spit. Every single woman in the world is better than me. You'll find your person but I'm not it
Thankfully a time will come where you'll feel alone thanks to so many years of evolution engraved in your genes. Your upbringing turned you into a DA, but you genes crave intimacy. Yeah, you'll see how great hyper independence is all fun and game on your mental health on the long term. :)
Only marginally fucked up
every person is diffrent it can take 1 day to months or a year, even had a ex where it took 2 years
100000%, everyone is different when it comes to this. That’s why it’s so important for to focus on your healing journey rather then trying to wait for them to come back! (If they even will)
When you give then space and no contact they return after a month or more but just to check if you still accept them and not moved on. You get same cycle of rejections and selfishness from them (breadcrumbing). Don't fall in trap. Nothing will change. Set boundaries and move on. You don't have time to wait for their probable therapy time.
Great and simple explanation of DAs. Had 5 of them and I know.
Exact explanation!
Thank you!
@@CoachTynell Keep on!
This is bullshit. I’m an avoidant and I’ve fought a few times, only made it worse.
This isn’t saying that all avoidants are exactly this way. This is more pertaining to avoidants that lean more towards a narcissistic type. Where they intentionally try to manipulate the relationship/person to stay in control.
Odd, you sound like you're so easy to get along with.
I think this video accurately portrays avoidants really, really well- and I’ve seen many. It’s a sad push/pull. I love a DA but I can’t tell him bc I know it’ll cause him to panic and/or deactivate. He’s said it to me in his own ways but it is not often. When I expressed I wanted to work toward exclusivity, he pulled away and said l”it’s complicated” after initially calling ME complicated. I’ve had this convo twice in the two years we have been involved. I won’t enable so I am keeping my distance even though he’s trying to pull me back in. He made a lot of steps forward in opening up but it’s a painfully slow process. Not for the weak… I’m a very patient person but it is becoming a bit much for even me. Boundaries are so important in general but even more so when you’re with an avoidant.
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Okay, so you have to be SO secure that you don't ask him for anything because you can get it yourself. Don't call him, don't text him ever because you might just be infringing upon his personal space. You're going out, possibly having good sex but don't do anything other than be damn glad to see him or hear from him. Don't complain, just compliment and take care of yourself for Goodness sakes. Hmmm, I believe I can do that. I mean, as long as I know what the rules are, I can play a game. I can also keep my little black book full of the friends I had before I met this avoidant dude.
So let me get this straight… Girl: *dumps you* You: …(no contact-silence) Girl: “Oh no! I might lose him!(?)” Are you high bro? She’s already off with Chad, Brad and Deshaun. She isn’t worried about losing what she threw away.
That for sure can be the case, that’s actually what I mentioned as most likely the reality towards the end of the video. But every situation is different, there are some instances where ex’s get back because they went no contact
Wow!!! What a mess!!! Don’t want to do anything for the relationship but leave. Blame you for everything trying to change their mind trying to change their life when all you wanna do is be part of it. They believe the relationship is doomed from the beginning. Man sounds like fun to me. Mine told me she loved me for 6 months then phone blocked me and never spoke to me again. Nice!!!!!
I’m so sorry you had to go through this. It is like you explained such an emotionally draining thing to go through. The good thing is now that you experienced this, you know the signs ti look out for in your next relationship to hopefully avoid this!
I wondered why my ex treated me like i was the enemy. Dude, im on your team. Fk it.
You summed it up perfectly! They can treat you like you are the enemy when all you are trying to do is have a loving real relationship with them!
Literally my ex. I even told her. It suppose to be you and I versus our problem but you view me as your opponent. To be honest looking back I understand why she viewed me as such. Her parents use to fight so much as so often, she now believes every conflict is her vs the man in her life. It is sad but I can't be with someone not willing to fight WITH me to fix OUR issues.
Right!?
If you're trying to heal only to get your ex to regret leaving you, you already lost dumbass
Not necessarily that they don't want to feel any emotion, they just don't want to be overwhelmed with emotions and feelings etc... they need space and distance to thrive. Of course they won't reach out instantly because they just finally got what they needed. And if they feel that you actually would never give them the space they need and are just using this space as a way to trick them into coming to you, then yeah they might see that as a way out. Instead of accusing people of being bad, let's just say people weren't compatible and need to find someone they're compatible with. We expect them to completely change otherwise they're bad, well why don't you change for them then if you're not bad?
If they don't want to deal with emotions and feelings then why on earth would they seek out a relationship. Isn't a relationship the definition of dealing with emotions and feelings?
@valentine-p2r I might have not explained correctly. It's not that they don't want to deal with emotions and feelings, but rather that comparatively with other attachments they need more space and distance etc in the relationship or communication in order to be able to deal with them. You could look at it as, say someone who has very sensitive skin, and need a lighter touch, or lesser heat/cold , etc... in order to be/feel okay and not feel discomfort or pain. Hope this explains better, and as I said further in my og comment, it's about finding someone you're compatible with
@homiekeen23 That's actually very helpful. But what is not helpful is that avoidants tend to usually take this time and distance without warning or consultation, which in turn causes pain to partners, I just wish they could just convey this information rather than blindsiding.
I really appreciate your point of view! I did not do a good job at making the distinction of the type of avoidant I am referring too. which is one that isn’t willing to meet their partner half way and is knowingly manipulating their partner to make them feel like they are the issue. You are 1000% right that there are avoidants that just need some time and space! You are right they are not bad people or have bad intentions, I will try to be better with making that distinction in my future videos!
Keep up the great work. people need learn this
I really appreciate this! I for sure will keep going!