@growwithkaela: Compartmentalizing can feel like safety for a dismissive avoidant, but it often comes at a cost. A life built on surface-level connection and suppressed emotions would leave anyone lonely even when surrounded by people. The independence that once protected DAs eventually becomes the reason for experiencing deep isolation.
So how do you even begin to unlearn this compartmentalization they do habitually. I actually get the ick from a person who does this with people, people with hearts and feelings
2026-10-30 11:50:50
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niftydad :
💯true. Screw em.
2026-10-29 23:51:44
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Dermot Murphy962 :
yep
2026-10-29 22:09:55
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userTracyTrace :
So damn hard to see this all....he broke my heart 3 months ago...and I'm still wondering wat the hell happened 😳
2026-10-30 02:35:45
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Sabrina Bennani223 :
He's 61 n has no roster any longer
2026-10-30 03:33:17
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mitchskinner742 :
you ever notice that official diagnostics never give people negative identities. they say they have this disorder not they are this disorder. because giving someone a negative identity is a form of verbal emotional abuse even if you give to yourself or to other people. how do you dismiss and avoid something that's consensual what are you dismissing and avoiding? or are you just verbally emotionally abusing people until they agree with you? do what you want
2026-10-29 20:47:08
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TV🇩🇪💯 :
💯💯💯
2026-10-29 21:02:44
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