Psychology says that people who avoid relationship commitments are...
People often flee commitment not from love's absence, but from its perceived cost. Fear of losing freedom, identity, or facing past hurts fuels this avoidance. Understanding these deep-seated protective reflexes, like feeling trapped or using vulnerability as a shield, is key. Instead of pressure, gentle inquiry and clear boundaries help navigate these anxieties, fostering trust and allowing individuals to overcome their fears.
People often flee commitment not from love's absence, but from its perceived cost. Fear of losing freedom, identity, or facing past hurts fuels this avoidance. Understanding these deep-seated protective reflexes, like feeling trapped or using vulnerability as a shield, is key. Instead of pressure, gentle inquiry and clear boundaries help navigate these anxieties, fostering trust and allowing individuals to overcome their fears.
