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Avoidants Stay Obsessed With Only One Type of Person, and the Reason Will Shock You | Kate Hart!



Avoidants don’t obsess over everyone they fixate on one very specific type of person. And the reason has nothing to do with ego, looks, or chemistry. It has everything to do with how their nervous system felt around you.

In this video, we break down why avoidants stay mentally attached to one person long after the relationship ends, even while appearing detached, distracted, or “moved on.” This obsession isn’t romantic fantasy it’s an unresolved attachment imprint their system never learned how to regulate.

You’ll learn:

The one type of person avoidants can’t emotionally replace

Why avoidants detach physically but stay bonded mentally

How emotional safety creates fixation in avoidant attachment

Why avoidants struggle to let go even when they want to

The psychology behind avoidant memory looping and comparison

This isn’t about being chosen.
It’s about understanding the attachment imprint so you stop questioning your worth and start seeing why you were different.

If you’ve ever wondered why an avoidant can forget some people easily but never seems to forget you this video explains exactly why.

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