The Self-Reliant Avoidant Type

One of the results of this diagnosis

The Self-Reliant Avoidant Type

A love that keeps its distance and stands complete alone

You're the "Self-Reliant Avoidant Type," who steps back from intimacy.

Fear of abandonment is faint in you. But when closeness gets too close, it's suffocating, and you want the depths of your heart kept under lock and key. Above all, you won't give up your time alone and your independence. In psychology this is the "dismissing-avoidant" style—strong, free, yet clumsy with intimacy. Up next, we go deep on the real reason you keep your distance, the habit of making a partner anxious, how to open up just a little, and which attachment styles you're most compatible with.

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