It is slightly easier to walk away than to stick around and wait to be left behind.
I will have sex with someone in the hopes of keeping them around for longer.
I will spend hundreds of dollars on presents to show someone how much they matter to me.
Steven Ritzer
My fear of abandonment makes me too jealous for my own good.
I have separation anxiety.
I will worry they are secretly meeting up with someone else in a hotel room.
I will worry they are going to forget about me while they are away.
My fear of abandonment convinces me to move on quickly.
I always need someone to occupy my time, someone to occupy my heart.
I am not good at being alone.
I get attached to other people easily.
It does not take much to win me over.
A little bit of kindness goes a long way.
My fear of abandonment stems from deep insecurities.
I am way too hard on myself.
The voice in the back of my head spends every waking minute insulting me.
That is why my standards can accidentally drop a little low.
I latch onto them, even if they are toxic, even if they do not deserve my attention.
Deep down, I am afraid of commitment.
Even though I fall for others easily, it takes me a long time to trust them completely.
The truth is, Im not sure if I amcapableof trusting completely.
Sometimes, my fear of abandonment makes me push away friends and family and significant others.
When we get into a minor argument or start growing distant, I get paranoid.
It is slightly easier to walk away than to stick around and wait to be left behind.
My fear of abandonment makes it hard for me to maintain a strong, successful relationship.
It makes it hard for me to trust.
It makes it hard for me to believe love is everlasting.
