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You say you want love.
But when someone finally gets close — you disappear, shut down, or sabotage it.

This isn’t weakness. It’s a trauma response.
A nervous system wired by abandonment, neglect, or shame — bracing for pain where there should be safety.

In this video, we explore the psychological and spiritual reason why love feels so dangerous… when all you want is to be held.

⚠️ This is for the ones who say:

“I don’t let people in… I don’t know how.”

“I want love — but I always ruin it.”

“Maybe I’m just too much. Or not enough.”

🧠 Based on Carl Jung’s Shadow Work, we’ll break down:
• Why intimacy feels like a threat for trauma survivors
• How emotional detachment becomes “safety”
• The Attachment Flip: when love = danger
• How self-protection becomes self-sabotage
• How to rewire your body to receive love — without fear

❤️ You’re not broken.
You were never shown how to feel safe in closeness.

✨ This is your invitation to heal — and finally stop pushing love away.

💬 Comment this if it lands: “I wanted love — I just didn’t know how to let it in.”

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💫 Disclaimer:
This content is for informational, educational, and entertainment purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional mental health advice, diagnosis, or treatment.