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When an Dismissive Avoidant and You Both Stop Contacting Each Other — This Is What Happens Next

When both you and a dismissive avoidant stop contacting each other and mutual silence sets in, a specific psychological process unfolds that determines whether the relationship is truly over or if reconnection is inevitable. In this video, I'm revealing exactly what happens next when both parties go completely silent with no one chasing, and how this standoff plays out differently than one-sided no contact. Most people assume mutual silence means it's permanently over, but dismissive avoidants experience this differently than other attachment styles, and their internal journey during shared silence follows a predictable pattern. I'll break down the stages both you and the dismissive avoidant go through when neither person reaches out, from initial relief to creeping doubt to the eventual breaking point where someone caves or both move on. You'll learn how long mutual silence typically lasts before something shifts, what determines who reaches out first if anyone does, and what factors make dismissive avoidants either come back or accept the permanent ending. Understanding this will help you navigate the standoff strategically and know whether to wait, reach out yourself, or accept that mutual silence means it's truly finished. If you and your dismissive avoidant have both stopped contacting each other and you're wondering what happens next or who will break first, this video reveals the psychological process that unfolds during mutual silence.