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Mar 25
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7 Triggers That Make An Avoidant Break N...

LUCIA
About this episode

If an avoidant dumped you, ghosted you or pulled away, this episode is for you.


I'm going to break down the 7 triggers that make an avoidant break their silence and reach out. You'll learn what really makes them feel the loss, why they often come back after distance, and what causes them to finally confront their feelings.


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