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Reflect on your relationship patterns.

Notice how you respond to closeness, uncertainty or a need for space. Put your experience and one possible next step into your own words.

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Use attachment ideas as context for your own experience. These original prompts do not score or assign an attachment style, and they cannot assess a partner. Mixed or unclear answers are welcome.

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What brought me here today?

Choose one moment with a partner, friend or family member. What happened, and what did you notice yourself doing—asking for reassurance, pulling back, speaking openly or something else? “I am not sure” is welcome.

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