Скачать или смотреть You're Losing Interest And Here's Why

You finally get close to someone… and then something inside you
just switches off. Sound familiar? This video explains exactly
why that happens — and it's not what you think.

If you've ever felt excited about someone, only to lose all
interest the moment they got close, you're not broken. You're
not emotionally unavailable. Your brain is running a pattern
it learned long before you ever met these people — and once
you understand it, everything starts to make sense.

In this video, we break down the real psychology behind why
you lose interest in people right after getting close to them.
We explore the dopamine prediction system, avoidant attachment
theory, and why your nervous system mistakes emotional safety
for boredom — all explained in a calm, clear, and deeply
relatable way.

What you'll learn:
→ Why dopamine spikes during uncertainty and fades after closeness
→ How avoidant attachment quietly manufactures emotional distance
→ The difference between passionate love and companionate love
→ 4 practical psychology-backed steps to finally break the pattern

This isn't a motivational video. There's no hype here.
Just honest, grounded psychology that might explain something
you've been carrying for a very long time.

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