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How Dismissive Avoidants Hate the ONE Person Who Truly Loved Them. | Megan Weks

Why does the person with a dismissive avoidant attachment style often end up hating the very partner who offers them the deepest, most unconditional love? In this deep dive, we unravel the painful paradox at the heart of dismissive avoidance. Based on a powerful transcript, we explore the five core reasons this happens: the profound discomfort of being truly seen, the resentment of exposed vulnerability, the contempt for those who tolerate their behavior, the projection of their own self-hatred, and the eventual tragic recognition of what they've destroyed. If you've ever been on the receiving end of this confusing rejection, or if you recognize these patterns in yourself, this video offers a clear, psychological roadmap to understanding one of the most painful dynamics in relationships. ⏰ TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 🎬 The Painful Paradox 2:15 💔 The Discomfort of Being Truly Seen & Accepted 10:30 🔥 Resentment for Exposed Vulnerability 18:50 👑 Contempt for Who Tolerated Their Behavior 27:05 😞 Projection of Self-Hatred 35:20 💡 The Tragic Recognition of What Was Destroyed 39:00 🌟 Final Thoughts & Hope dismissive avoidant, fearful avoidant, anxious attachment, attachment theory, relationship advice, dating coach, why he pulls away, why she left, toxic relationship, narcissism, self sabotage, love and hate, push pull relationship, emotional unavailability, healing attachment, relationship patterns, mental health, psychology, Megan Weks, manipulation #dismissiveavoidant #attachmenttheory #relationshipadvice #anxiousattachment #fearfulavoidant #datingcoach #mentalhealth #psychology #selfsabotage #toxicrelationships #healingjourney #lovehate #pushpull #emotionalunavailability #mentalhealthmatters #relationshipgoals #understandmen #understandingattachment #corewounds #personalgrowth This video is based on a specific transcript and is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional therapy, psychological advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your qualified mental health provider with any questions you may have regarding a psychological or medical condition.