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Limerence, Attachment, and Childhood Trauma
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Hello Everyone!

At the moment, I won't be releasing a weekly podcast but

I'd like to from time to time as requested by YOU the subscribers.

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So you may be wondering "what is limerence?"
Limerence is a present and deep emotional preoccupation or obsession with another person, and it's something that can really take over one's life until it runs its course, or we can do some work and get out of limerence faster like burst the bubble...

Join me for Episode 4 where we explore "Limerence, Attachment, and Childhood Trauma."

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@veronicat5890

2 months ago

The more I learn about trauma, the more I see how things I thought were normal are just trauma response...

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@laurenanderson2593

1 month ago

ā€œA toxic parent will expect adult behaviors from small children without teaching them those behaviors.ā€ This is so helpful to understand

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@melissab3217

2 months ago

Limerence is like an addiction. I think it's honestly the reason that I never got into drugs/alcohol when I was young - I was getting high on other people.

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@sarahhassan8585

2 months ago

Listening to these videos has made me realize just how un-unique my lived experience has actually been. Itā€™s simultaneously heartbreaking and comforting.

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@lizblock9593

2 months ago

I've chased after men who weren't interested in me most of my life, and have felt shame for it. This helps me have compassion for myself remembering how terribly alone I was in childhood. Thanks!

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@fablesofbeasts

2 months ago

"Trauma survivors think that we're gonna lose people before we even get to say hello to them"...man..that really resonated with me.

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@drbev

1 month ago

I still canā€™t get over the feeling of wanting someone to be with me every day, wake me up each morning and help me get out of bed, meet me for coffee every day, text me to check on me each day, giving me an encouraging word, telling me how thankful they are that Iā€™m on earth and in their life. I had no attachment to my mother. Father traveled a lot. Non intentional emotional neglect is still neglect. Iā€™m working on it. Trying to be there for myself. Thankful to PT and his videos ā¤

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@connor_the_otter

2 months ago

I experience limerence with fictional characters a lot of the time, not even real people. Wanting to be cared for by someone in completely different universe.

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@neilknowsnuthin812

2 months ago

I had a similar experience. I went to hospital when I was small for a minor operation. I felt so cared for by the nurses, even though they were just probably professional and warm, that hospital came like something to look forward to, or to wish for. That little bit of warmth and caring was something outside of my normal experience.

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@sidrahsmith1465

2 months ago

"Relationships enhance our lives - not complete them." ā¤

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@denisegreenhoe1758

2 months ago

For years, as a child, I told everyone I was adopted. I so badly wanted to escape my bio family. I wished and wished someone would come take me away, and love me.

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@tammyh931

2 months ago

Limerance is the closest thing to drug addiction I've ever experienced. I was in such an unsafe and unhappy place in my marriage that I built a whole fantasy world with someone else. It ran my life 100% for almost 5 years...I neglected my family, made some really crazy and risky choices. I finally "got sober" and cut off the extramarital relationship, but it was so difficult to stop thinking about this person every second of every day (the OBSESSION!) Looking back, I was so desperate for an escape/rescue from reality that I built a whole alternate reality with a person who was NOT my soulmate, as much as I wanted him to be. My mantra to shake it was "The strongest wolf is the one you feed"...but I fully admit that I could NOT break off that relationship until I was ready and was working my Codependency Steps. So glad things are better now...thanks Patrick, your videos and podcasts were a big part of helping me to wake up from the dream fog I was in for so long.

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@ohthatdemoness6

2 months ago

many of my limerence experience were about fictional characters... šŸ’€

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@megan5873

2 months ago

I feel like Hollywood movies and TV shows like set a big limerant tone. Like so much unrealistic fantasy, longing etc that we grow up watching. In my life limerence has made me feel a high like nothing else and a low like nothing else. Cant wait to tell them they are just a bozo on the bus of my life i really want to. have to keep snapping myself back into reality because i live in the clouds it feels like

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@Dhibdic

2 months ago

My limerence was so bad it just jumped from person to person until I finally removed romance from my life. I didnā€™t even know this is what was happening in a repeating pattern. Itā€™s embarrassing, but I have to just give myself grace because to move forward and make something of my life, I have to. This is the first time in my life, at 39, that Iā€™m finally only focused on myself and my own growth and health. Itā€™s like being free from prison: liberating, I can breathe freely, and also so angry about the years I lost. The forward movement is so slow, but it is happening.

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@Augfordpdoggie

2 months ago

Limerence is why man men, misinterpret signals from women, because no one has been nice to them before. I think its also why so many people go into therapy and teaching etc why musicians/ actresses go into those professions to be adored

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@eldonscott9

2 months ago

My dad was an alcoholic and more and destroyed me. I once asked my mom if Michael Landon from Little House on the Prairie could be my father. I understand that better now. Hurts to wake up even more to how I felt as a child, I feel incredibly sad.

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@karenherrera287

2 months ago

Just realized. I had limerance with my friends and their families growing up

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@josephnederlof7607

1 month ago

"A toxic parent will expect adult behavior from a child without ever teaching them those behaviors." My childhood, summarized. Neglect is a terrible thing, and it leaves an emptiness and despair that feels like it will never be filled. Lately I'm struggling every day with my anger towards them. They just didn't understand how to be parents.

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@TheEtherealgrl

1 month ago

"Trauma survivors think we're going to lose people before we even get to day hello to them" - 6:50 - this is a really powerful statement!

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