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You don’t want love, you want to be picked so you feel worthy

Subscribe if you resonates with this to become aware of your patterns and heal. You don’t want love, you want to be picked. You want to be validated. You want to be enough. But true love isn’t something you earn, it’s something you receive without performance. This video is for every person who has chased the emotionally unavailable, confused anxiety for love, and turned connection into a competition. It’s time to stop auditioning and start choosing yourself. And my story with my expierence of chasing emotionally unavailable people. Most people say they want love, but what they’re really chasing is the feeling of being chosen — because being picked feels like proof that they’re worthy. In this video, we break down the uncomfortable psychology behind modern dating and validation: why rejection feels like a verdict on your value, why attention can feel like affection, and why so many people confuse ego satisfaction with genuine connection. If you’ve ever stayed too long, chased someone emotionally unavailable, or felt that rush when someone finally “chooses” you, this conversation will challenge you to rethink what you’re actually seeking. This is about self-worth, attachment, insecurity, and the difference between wanting love and wanting to feel validated — because until you understand that difference, you’ll keep searching for approval instead of real connection. people pleasing, anxious attachment, emotionally unavailable, trauma bonding, healing journey, relationship trauma, choose yourself, attachment style, inner child healing, abandonment wounds, validation seeking, love addiction, codependency recovery, self worth, emotional unavailability, healing from rejection, self love journey, personal growth, toxic relationships, stop chasing love, self abandonment, emotional healing, breakup recovery, relationship advice, trauma response, love and worth, unlearn patterns