The question is there even when you’re busy with other things, “Do I have abandonment issues?”
Maybe someone else has asked the question for you.
Or maybe you’ve wondered why your relationships end with painful break-ups.
Maybe the most disturbing thing about those endings is how little they surprise you.
Look up “how to know if you have abandonment issues” and you’ll find plenty of content because you’re not alone in this.
Let’s take a closer look.
Ever feel like someone you know is thinking of you — or even talking about you in your absence?
Maybe you’ve even come to associate it with a specific sensation in your body or a sudden change in your mood.
Or maybe you just want to know whether your intuitions are correct.
What are the signs that someone is thinking about you or missing you?
And how is it even possible for you to know one way or the other?
Job interviewers often say, “Tell me about yourself?”
Does this question make you shrivel with fear because you think that you're a boring person?
In this day and age, social media makes many people feel hopelessly uninteresting.
You may feel like you have nothing interesting or exciting to share online, but everyone else is visiting Costa Rica or rescuing a puppy from a flood.
You don't have to settle for having a boring personality.
To become a more interesting person, you need to develop new skills and interests and have new experiences.
The idea of finding your soulmate can be a lot of pressure.
It’s a common misconception that the term “soulmate” is reserved for romantic partners, but you can also have completely platonic soulmates!
Contrary to popular belief, you can even have more than one soulmate.
If you’ve never heard of platonic soul connections, you’re probably wondering what it means or how to know if you’ve found one.
Like a horror movie scene when the victim thinks she’s free, only to find out the monster isn’t dead after all, you’ve got another round of narcissistic nuances to deal with after the relationship (finally) ends.
When a narcissist realizes you have moved on, don’t be lulled into a false sense of emotional safety.
It might be a hard conversation with a new partner, so let’s educate you on yet another phase of the narcissistic cycle.