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Avoidant Rebound Timeline When It Crashes (And Why They Don’t Come Back)

They left you… and days later, they’re in someone else’s arms. But what feels like moving on is often just emotional avoidance. In this video, you’ll learn exactly why avoidant exes jump into rebounds so quickly, how long it usually takes before those new relationships start to crumble, and what it means for you. Understanding attachment styles can offer crucial insights into their behavior and your healing journey. This video dives into why avoidant exes quickly enter a new *rebound after breakup**, and what the **psychology facts about relationships* are. Learn how to prioritize *self love* during this time. 👉👉 Watch Next: Avoidant Ex Regret Timeline (When It Finally Hits)    • Avoidant Ex Regret Timeline: When It Final...   What You’ll Learn: Why avoidants rebound so fast (it’s not about you) The exact timeline of their emotional crash Why their new relationship feels “easier” and why that won’t last How to use No Contact the right way to protect your heart 🧭 Need help holding the boundary? No Contact Survival Kit: 👉https://survivalkit.robertmoe.net 💠 Want to stay calm when they move on fast? 15-Min Meditation to Feel Connected & Clear: 👉    • Feeling Alone? 15 Min Guided Meditation fo...   🎥 Watch Next: Avoidant Ex Regret Timeline (When They Actually Start to Miss You) 👉    • Avoidant Ex Regret Timeline: When They Act...   Timestamps 00:00 Why It Hurts So Much to Watch Them Move On 01:43 What Really Drives Rebound Behavior 03:17 Relief vs Guilt (The Avoidant’s Internal Split) 05:42 Rebounds as Emotional Painkillers 07:02 Why They Seem Happy — and Why That Changes 09:51 The Cracks Start to Show (Weeks 3–6) 12:01 The Rebound Crash (Weeks 6–12+) 15:17 Why They Disappear Without Closure 17:03 When (and Why) They Reach Out Again 17:41 What You Must Ask Before Responding #AvoidantEx #NoContact #ReboundRelationship #BreakupRecovery #EmotionalHealing #AttachmentStyles #SelfWorth #robertmoe