Name: Stop the Push-Pull (en Inglés)
SKU: 69206786
Price: 46010.00 CLP
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Author: Lina Farrow
ISBN: 9789309878695

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Alpha Editions

Autor

Lina Farrow

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Inglés

N° páginas

384

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9789309878695

Stop the Push-Pull (en Inglés)

Lina Farrow (Autor) · Alpha Editions · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "Stop the Push-Pull (en Inglés)"

If closeness is what you want, why does it sometimes feel like the thing you have to escape? The push-pull pattern can look like passion, independence, or high standards from the outside, but inside it often feels like panic: leaning in, pulling away, doubting, testing, chasing, disappearing, then wondering what is wrong with you. Stop the Push-Pull: How to Feel Close Without Freaking Out names that cycle clearly and shows how to change it without forcing yourself into constant vulnerability or trying to control the other person. This is a practical guide to understanding push pull relationship dynamics through an attachment lens, including fear of intimacy, attachment anxiety, and avoidant attachment strategies that can show up in the same person. Lina Farrow breaks down how mixed signals dating patterns form, why emotional withdrawal can feel necessary, and how the pursuer distancer loop keeps both people stuck. You will learn how to pace connection with paced intimacy, replace testing with direct asks, and build vulnerability skills that do not overwhelm your nervous system. For anyone tired of hot-and-cold relationships, sudden shutdowns, or spiralling after a good moment, this book offers a steadier path: clearer communication, repair after rupture, and everyday secure attachment practices you can repeat. The goal is not perfection. It is closeness that stays liveable: honest, mutual, and calm enough to last.