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Attachment Wounds
What It Means:Your need for connection isn’t the problem—it’s how your system learned to survive without it.When attachment wounds are running the show, your sense of safety, self-worth, and identity are tethered to how others respond to you. This hijacker developed from early relationships where love may have been inconsistent, conditional, or unsafe.Now, it shows up as emotional chasing, fear of abandonment, avoidance, or merging. It’s not clingy. It’s protective.· Signs This Might Be You:You feel anxious when others pull away—and may cling or chaseYou read into texts or silences, struggling to take others at their wordYou over-apologize, over-function, or try to prove your worthYou shut down, avoid, or withdraw to protect your heartYou crave closeness but feel overwhelmed or mistrustful when you get it· What Happens Next:This is just the beginning.You scored highest on Attachment Wounds, but that’s rarely the whole story. You likely resonate with other patterns, too — they just show up a little more quietly.· We’ll explore those next in your inbox, along with compassionate tools to help you:Understand your unique attachment adaptationsReclaim safety in connection (without losing yourself)Reconnect with your stable, secure Sovereign Self· 📊 Your second and third hijackers are waiting in your results summary—because your top hijacker never works alone.💌 You’ll automatically start getting emails about your primary hijacker over the next few days.🌀 Want to get the emails for this hijacker too? → Yes, send me those emails🌐 Just curious for now? You can also explore all six hijackers here → Meet All 6 Hijackers