Insecureavoidant
Insecureavoidant is a term used within attachment theory to describe a pattern of relating to others characterized by emotional distance and a reluctance to seek or accept closeness. Individuals with an insecureavoidant attachment style often appear independent and self-reliant, sometimes to an extreme. They may suppress their own emotional needs and avoid deep intimacy in relationships.
This attachment style is believed to develop in childhood when caregivers are consistently unavailable, unresponsive, or
In adult relationships, insecureavoidant individuals may struggle with vulnerability and commitment. They might distance themselves when
It is important to note that attachment styles are not rigid categories but rather a spectrum, and