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When love feels like anxiety — it’s not because you’re broken. It’s because your body remembers what inconsistent love once felt like. When affection came and went, your nervous system learned to brace instead of relax, to anticipate loss even in moments of safety. This video explores the quiet war of anxious attachment: how childhood unpredictability wires us to confuse chaos for connection, and how healing means teaching your heart that peace is not danger — it’s love finally feeling safe.

Through poetic storytelling and psychological insight, this essay dives into the emotional roots of anxious attachment, the patterns it creates in adulthood, and the slow, sacred process of unlearning the storm to finally rest in calm.

If you’ve ever loved deeply but felt constantly on edge, this is for you.

Keywords: anxious attachment, attachment theory, psychology of love, trauma response, healing anxiety, inner child healing, relationship anxiety, nervous system regulation, emotional trauma, hypervigilance, self-worth, childhood trauma, anxious-preoccupied attachment, healing journey

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