Dismissive avoidant attachment is a type of attachment disorder characterized by a fear of closeness or dependency in relationships. People with this disorder often have difficulty forming or maintaining healthy relationships and may be unwilling to share personal information or emotions with others.
There are several signs that someone may be struggling with dismissive avoidant attachment, and you can often identify these symptoms in someone by their interactions with others. Here are five signs that someone may have this disorder:
1. They often withdraw from or avoid relationships or social events.
2. They have difficulty expressing feelings or communicating with others.
3. They find it difficult to build or maintain trust in relationships.
4. They have difficulty forming or maintaining close friendships.
5. They often have difficulty initiating or maintaining personal relationships.
