Speaker Dyland Smeder
Lee and Dylan talk about Attachment Styles from the perspective of a bell curve and how different styles can affect a relationship. Lee shares some of the dynamics she has experienced in her own relationships and how she has been working towards a more secure attachment style. They discuss some of the things that came up in the coaching Lee did with Dylan when it comes to looking at relationships from a binary perspective.
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When I was learning about attachment styles,
it was kind of like mind blowing for me

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It helped me  understand some of my challenges in relationship

03:40:44

It really was like the attachment styles
community on Facebook was helpful

08:25:17

in a way that they can understand you so that they
can give you the validation that you’re looking 

10:28:20

People on the avoidance side come in a lot of
different varieties and they kind of struggle 

11:02:09

a really good relationship with this person. So
they could end up being stuck. Same way anxious 

13:16:24

back and come back to some semblance of healthy
connection.

15:08:11

people end up in what they call like situations.
A relationship that’s really not going anywhere 

16:56:11

security is generally just being where you are and
figuring out what coping mechanisms are coming up

19:02:21

so quickly in that whole reptilian part of our
brain that we don’t even realize how our reactions 

21:29:07

There’s a lot of people who really
deal with fear of abandonment

23:06:27

kind of disconnecting from your own needs and
desires, which then gets you to a place of feeling 

27:10:35

step of that is essentially analysis to better
understand what’s happening when it actually comes 

28:48:09

fears aren’t constantly driving your behavior. 

30:05:07

maybe I need  to choose people who are a little different to
that.

31:37:02

bit of an addiction to the drama of that push pull
because there’s energy in that until there’s none. 

33:14:01

if you’re used to that high adrenaline push pull
and you’re kind of getting something out of that

34:0:01

 Yeah, it’s really incredible and
it’s eye opening because until I got to a place 

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And if people are noticing that the way that
they’re looking at everything is really binary

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responsibility in terms of that relationship
because the other person isn’t forcing you to  people please.

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