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The Truth About Constant Reassurance Seeking
The need for reassurance can begin with something as simple as noticing that someone you care about seems a little quieter than usual. Maybe their messages are shorter, they take longer to respond, or their tone seems different. They may not seem as affectionate as they normally are. Nothing has necessarily happened. There has been…
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Reassurance Makes Anxiety Worse: Why It Feels Helpful but Backfires
Reassurance Makes Anxiety Worse(Even When It Feels Like the Right Thing to Ask For) Reassurance feels like relief.You ask the question.You hear the answer.Your body settles — just a little.For a moment, things feel steady again. And then…the anxiety comes back. So you ask again.Or you double-check.Or you search for a slightly different version of…
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