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The Father Wound That Makes You Chase Emotionally Unavailable People | Carl Jung Original

Every attachment pattern carries the echo of the first authority we loved. — Carl Jung 🌑 Many empaths don’t chase emotionally unavailable people by choice. They are drawn by familiarity — a nervous system that learned love through distance. 💔 Jung understood the father complex as the psychic blueprint for authority, safety, and recognition. When emotional presence was inconsistent, withheld, or conditional, the child adapted — not by receiving love, but by pursuing it. 🔥 This is how the father wound forms. You learn that love must be earned. That closeness follows effort. That approval comes after persistence. 🧠 Over time, this wound shapes adult relationships: – You are attracted to emotionally distant partners – You over-invest where connection is scarce – You confuse longing with love – You feel activated by inconsistency, not availability 🕊️ For the empath, chasing once meant survival. Attention from an unavailable figure felt like proof of worth. But psychologically, this pattern keeps repeating the original absence — not healing it. In this Jungian transmission, you’ll uncover: – How the father wound conditions attraction to unavailable people – Why emotional distance feels familiar, not alarming – How approval-seeking disguises itself as passion – Why healthy intimacy can feel “boring” at first – How individuation begins when love is no longer chased The truth is sobering and freeing: You are not attracted to unavailable people — you are reenacting a wound that once shaped your sense of love. 👍 LIKE to affirm your awareness 💬 COMMENT “I STOP CHASING” if this resonates 🔔 SUBSCRIBE to Soul Sense for Carl Jung–inspired depth psychology, empath healing, and relational pattern liberation #CarlJung #Empath #FatherWound #AttachmentPatterns #ShadowWork #Individuation #EmotionalUnavailability #HealingTrauma #SoulSense