Avoidant

Some in the field break down avoidant into two subcategories: dismissive-avoidant and fearful-avoidant.

Among various jokes and seemingly avoidant language on the topic, Musk did say that the most entertaining result of this is the most likely.

And if you’re thinking I bet this isn’t the only part of their lives where she’s conflict-avoidant and he’s closed off, you’d be right.

There’s a quiz to figure out if you have a secure, anxious or avoidant attachment style.

Avoidant singles show the least interest in being in a romantic relationship and in many ways appear satisfied with singlehood.

Carver cited comments by a doctor describing Martinez as “dissociative and chronically avoidant,” the outlet reported.

It was not until after his death that he was diagnosed with avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID), which is not uncommon in children with autism, but was not detected by medics.

The two were avoidant of answering questions about their relationships.

Being conflict-avoidant can make you feel like you lack proper communication skills.

Screens, like screen memories, are avoidant; they turn away from the painful.

Xander has avoidant-restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID) which makes him sensitive to the taste, texture, smell and appearance of foods and leads to him refusing to eat certain items.

If an avoidant partner seems overly critical of you, you don’t have to take it on.

All punishment procedures can evoke other problem behaviors, damage rapport, or evoke escape or avoidant behaviors.

Anxious-avoidant is an insecure attachment between an infant and a caregiver.