Truth of attachment

What is attachment? What do you feel when you are fully attached with anyone in the world? how would you react and define that something is hare although we're literally unable to see anything around us. and just let it be even though we know a lot if people desperately going deep inside everything has blurry and you can't see the quite along a right path of your unconsciousness, it's doesn't matter in which region you all are came up from but as everyone knows that being attached with someone damaging destroyed yourself each day even inside of your joy moment our young children either going through the same thing a little bit love, a little affection, a little bit admire, a little care, a little bit reflection, of your eyes shine including these feelings called attachment on someone which is all gonna be hurt someday and there has nothing to hide or escape our feelings being attacked by someone who really close to us. simply if you wanna get off or come out from under these pretty circumstances then you have to be a wise person who doesn't care about anyone trying to do anything anywhere anymore. and just make sure your time is much more valuable than being attached with anyone. Take your time on some other work, do one thing you won't be able to remember another thing like compromise everything gonna be stopped instantaneously subsequent towards your path.

"Attachment ways of youthful life's"

Attachment analysis and behaviours have been studied in youth relationships, and attachment-related patterns that differ between individuals are commonly called "attachment styles." There seems to be an association between a person’s attachment characteristics early in life and in youthful relationship but the correlations are far from perfect.

Lots of people feel secure in relationships and comfortable depending on others and Others tend to feel anxious about their connection with close others—or consult to avoid getting close to them in the first place. Studies of persons with borderline personality disorder, characterized by a longing for intimacy and a hypersensitivity to rejection, including reaction have shown a high prevalence and severity of insecure attachment.

Either Attachment ways in youthful have labels similar to those used to describe attachment patterns in children:

Many types of suffocation

Anxious-preoccupied (high anxiety, low avoidance)

Dismissing-avoidant (low anxiety, high avoidance)

Fearful-avoidant (high anxiety, high avoidance)

However, attachment ways may be better thought of as dimensional, where a person rates as relatively high, low, or somewhere in the middle in their levels of attachment-related anxiety and attachment-related avoidance. Also, a person may not exhibit the same kind of attachment pattern in every close relationship.

How can you tell if someone has an insecure attachment way ?

A person may have high feeling about being attachment and anxiety if she and he worries a lot about being abandoned or uncared for. This is measurable by one’s agreement with statements such as “I worry about being alone” and “I often worry that romantic partners don’t really love me."  This kind of feeling a lot people get when they're totally falling inside of someone or you can say mad on Someone, highly addicted in attachment avoidance likely worries about other people getting “too close.”

How does attachment affect relationships?

People with a secure attachment style tend to fare better on outcomes such as relationship stability and sexual satisfaction, research suggests, and may be less likely to engage in disruptive acts such as partner surveillance or harmful sexual behaviour.

Attachment in Early Life



Attachment develops through everyday interactions as a caregiver attends to an infant's needs. The bond between infant and caregiver is usually so well established before the end of the first year of life that it is possible to test the nature and quality of the bond at that time.

As a result of their work with many child-caregiver pairs, researchers have described several basic patterns of attachment. In their studies, researchers briefly separate young children from their caregiver and observe their behaviour before and after they are reunited with the caregiver.

Children with a secure attachment may be distressed upon separation but warmly welcome the caregiver back through eye contact and hug-seeking.

Anxious-resistant attachment describes a child who is frightened by separation and continues to display anxious behaviour once the caregiver returns.

Avoidant attachment denotes a child who reacts fairly calmly to a parent’s separation and does not embrace their return.

Disorganized attachment is manifest in odd or ambivalent behaviour toward a caregiver upon return—approaching then turning away from or even hitting the caregiver—and may be the result of childhood trauma.

A majority of children tend to show “secure” attachment behaviour in studies, while others seem “insecure,” showing one of the other patterns.

How does secure attachment develop?

Secure attachment in children has been theories to result from sensitive, responsive caregiving, and insecurity from its lack. While there is evidence that parenting can influence attachment security, it’s also clear that other factors—including genetics—play a formative role.

*Hard to say that all over the world has been attached by something. don't chase your self to get in highly addict about anything, even she so gorgeous, it's ok to be live alone rather than highly addicted by someone*