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Mat Boggs shares dating advice for women and how to heal anxious attachment with THIS technique.

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Mat has helped millions of people around the world attract love and develop fulfilling relationships. He’s also the founder of a revolutionary system of attracting love called Manifest Your Man.
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  • @MikFindersKeepers says:

    I’m anxiously attached in a 3 year relationship with a dismissive avoidant. It’s a nightmare 😢

    • @matboggs says:

      You have the power to change that. If you’d like support and Coaching around it you can go to bti.com. We’ve got beautiful programs that can support you.

  • @joannguzzo185 says:

    Once again Matt, thnks you; really needed this information. ā¤ whn you educate and make me think deep abt me & others …😊

  • @jennhawkins5356 says:

    I was so thankful. I had a moment yesterday that normally would’ve triggered me, caused me to in that moment lash out in anger or jealousy. And instead, I thought better of the man, I understood the trigger, I chose to trust him. I still struggle with security, but I didn’t manipulate or try to control him or death grip him.

    Do you love him enough to overcome your fear and treat him well?

  • @dreamssixty5424 says:

    Thanks for sharing this video and advice šŸ’– I wished I had watched something like this years ago. So helpful.

  • @cutechiangels says:

    Matt, thx. But, it’s all so tedious and tiring. It shouldn’t be that way to be with one’s loved one. And, why should it take years to know someone, if the love feelings are mutual? Love has become extreemly complicated nowadays. Ugh. šŸ¤·šŸ¼ā€ā™€ļøšŸ˜’

    • @matboggs says:

      I hear you – and that’s the point you’re making, relationships that are aligned feel so much easier, and the triggering we may feel are beautiful opportunities for our own growth, which is one of the major blessings of relationships

  • @sylviajones4907 says:

    My anxious attachment stems from my father passing when i was seven. I know i have a heavenly Father who loves me, but i need that physical love & assurance to make me a happy & healthy individual. Relationships are difficult & tenuous.
    Thanks for all you do to educate us, Mat.

    • @matboggs says:

      So happy to support you and I love your call out about your connection to higher power and that’s where the true source of love and security is found

  • @tallspicy says:

    Any woman who has blamed her avoidant for being hard needs to look deep inside and see she is also unavailable in many ways and is his mirror, not victim.

    • @matboggs says:

      Good call out, we are each responsible for how we respond to circumstances in our life. No one can control our thoughts and emotions without our permission.

  • @kristinolan7240 says:

    I definitely suffer from anxious attachment. Thank you for this helpful video!

  • @evelynweiss91 says:

    I know the signs now how to heal them

  • @evelynweiss91 says:

    I was told by a therapist that once you get triggered, your amygdala takes over : fight or flight area. So, you can’t think rationally till you calm down and then the cerebellum then takes over: rationalizes, makes decisions, thinks. But, you must recognize the trigger, the amygdala taking over your thoughts so you can do the deep breathing, ect, so that you stop going down the rabbit hole and find meaning, clarity.

  • @yurimaperez1145 says:

    Thank you so much for sharing this. Isn’t this similar to codependency? It def ruins relationships. Therapy sometimes is needed thx for sharing again šŸ‘ŒšŸ»

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