In the final episode of my 3-part attachment series, we’re diving into what secure attachment actually looks and feels like — and why, if you’ve experienced insecure relationships, it might feel unfamiliar or even “boring” at first.

We explore the key traits of securely attached people — how they communicate, navigate intimacy, handle conflict, and show up in emotionally grounded ways. I also talk about how secure partners can feel confronting to those who are anxiously or avoidantly attached, and why calm, consistent love can feel like a red flag when your nervous system is used to chaos.

Whether you’re trying to understand secure love for the first time, or you’re working on becoming more securely attached yourself, this episode will help you reflect on what real emotional safety looks like in relationships — and how you can begin to create it.

In this episode, we cover:

• Why secure can feel “boring” to the anxious or avoidant
• The key behaviours and mindsets of securely attached people
• What secure communication really looks like (hint: no games, no chasing)
• How secure people respond to conflict, space, and vulnerability
• What it feels like to be in a relationship with someone secure
• How to move toward secure attachment — even if it’s not your starting point

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