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Love addiction is often rooted in fear of abandonment from "summary" of Women Who Love Too Much by Robin Norwood

Love addiction is a complex issue that often stems from deep-seated fears and insecurities. For many individuals, the fear of abandonment lies at the heart of their compulsive need for love and validation. This fear can be traced back to childhood experiences, where feelings of neglect or rejection may have created a sense of unworthiness and inadequacy. As children, we rely on our caregivers for love, support, and validation. When these needs are not met consistently or adequately, we may develop a deep-seated fear of abandonment. This fear can manifest in various ways in adulthood, including an intense need for external validation and approval. Individuals who struggle with love addiction often seek out relationships that are intense and all-consuming, believing that this level of intensity will protect them from being abandoned. They may become overly dependent on their partners, placing their emotional ...
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    Women Who Love Too Much

    Robin Norwood

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