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There are questions an avoidant simply can’t answer — not because you’re unworthy, not because you asked wrong, but because the truth would force them to face parts of themselves they’ve kept locked away for years. In this video, Megan Weks takes you deep into the heart of avoidant dynamics, exposing the real meaning behind their silence, hesitation, and deflection.

You’ll see why they dodge these questions, how to read the silence for what it truly is, and — most importantly — how to reclaim your power when the answers never come. This isn’t just relationship insight — it’s a roadmap for self-respect, clarity, and freedom.

If you’ve ever found yourself waiting for the words that never arrive, this will change how you see everything.

⏳ Time Stamps with Emojis
0:00 – 🔥 The emotional truth behind avoidant silence
1:58 – 💔 The first question they can’t answer
5:32 – 🕰 Why “Why did you pull away?” never lands
8:17 – ❤️ “Do you love me?” — the hidden risk
11:14 – 😨 The fear they’ll never name
13:45 – 🛑 The future they won’t define
16:02 – 🌫 Why they can’t tell you what they want
18:10 – ✨ The real question that changes everything

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This video is for educational and informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional counseling, therapy, or mental health advice. The views expressed are based on personal and professional insights into relationship patterns and attachment dynamics. Always seek the advice of a qualified mental health professional with any questions regarding your emotional or relational well-being.