Relationship Diversity Podcast Anxious Attachment and People-Pleasing in Non-Monogamous Relationships with Paige Bond
Episode 075
Anxious Attachment and People Pleasing in Non-Monogamous Relationships with Paige Bond
Ever been in a relationship where you felt like your needs were swallowed by the need to please your partner? This episode welcomes licensed marriage and family therapist, Paige Bond and her insights into the complexity of non-monogamous relationships. Bond blends personal experience with professional expertise, embarking on an exploration of attachment styles, jealousy, and the art of open communication.
Paige shares her personal encounters with different relationship structures and how she navigated her own bouts of jealousy and the impulse to people-please. She then gives us key insights into the root causes of anxious attachment styles and the role of empathy in relationship success.
In the final segment of our discussion, Paige offers advice on managing jealousy and overcoming people-pleasing tendencies with her 5 "C" method. These are invaluable tips for anyone in any relationship structure, and especially helpful for those in ethically non-monogamous ones.
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