• 13 signs that may help you recognise an avoidant personality.

  • Jul 20 2024
  • Length: 2 mins
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13 signs that may help you recognise an avoidant personality.

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  • A person may become avoidant due to past experiences of rejection, neglect, or trauma, leading to a fear of intimacy and vulnerability.

    They use these coping mechanism to protect themselves from potential emotional pain.

    Here are some signs that may indicate an avoidant personality:


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    Smithaa M Chaturvedi

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