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How do you deal with detachment?
rohanjosh avatar
#NoStupidQuestionsby@rohanjosh

How do you deal with detachment?

Some people can do it so effortlessly. They just leave without looking back. Not me though, Im clingy as fuck. How do you deal with it

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alex avatar
@alex

I dont. Just move on and don't give a shit. You'll be glad you did

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mrmiyamoto avatar
@mrmiyamoto

I’m autistic so I have the exact opposite of any kind of advice that would help in that regard 😅

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lmao avatar
@lmaoreply

Do you think autism causes you to have a much harder or easier time with detachments?

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mrmiyamoto avatar
@mrmiyamotoreply

It’s probably different for everyone, but I tend to form fairly deep connections quickly which makes it hard to disengage.

The flip side though is that it takes active effort from me to engage with anyone to begin with so it cuts both ways in some regards.

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doraemon avatar
@doraemonreply

Damn son guess you would consider yourself an introvert then

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entasaurus avatar
@entasaurus

Why do you assume being detached is better than being connected?

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mr_protein avatar
@mr_proteinreply

Ikr? Sometimes detachments can be a good thing. No point clinging on to someone if they make you miserable now is there? Stockholm syndrome is a huge factor in toxic relationships and domestic abuse cases.

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bhai avatar
@bhai

Nothing a bottle of Hennessy can't solve.

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