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What Actually Hurts An Avoidant Ex

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If you're wondering what actually hurts an avoidant ex after a breakup, it 's usually not what most people think.


In this episode, I break down what really gets through to an avoidant ex, what keeps them emotionally shut down and why trying to "fix" things often backfires.


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