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You don’t hate people.
Your nervous system just doesn’t trust them.

In this video, we break down the hidden psychological mechanisms behind emotional distance, hyper-independence, attachment patterns, and why closeness can feel threatening instead of comforting.

Most people think distrust is a personality trait. It isn’t. It’s a nervous system response shaped by attachment conditioning, trauma imprinting, and subconscious threat detection. When someone gets too close, your body reacts before your mind creates a reason.

This video explores:

• Nervous system regulation
• Attachment conditioning
• Confirmation bias in relationships
• Dopamine and intermittent reinforcement
• Why stability can feel boring
• The hidden cost of emotional self-protection
• How hyper-independence forms
• Why vulnerability feels dangerous

If you’ve ever pulled away from someone who treated you well…
If you’ve ever said “I’m just not a people person”…
If closeness makes you tense instead of calm…

This will explain why.

This isn’t therapy.
It’s exposure.

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Cylinder Five by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence.
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