You're not alone if you grew up longing for more attention and emotional connection than you received.

 

Perhaps you were raised in a single-parent household, amidst a large family, within the chaos of substance abuse, or had to bear responsibility for your caretakers in some way.

 

In navigating these circumstances, you learned to minimize your own needs to keep the peace and stay safe.

 

As you entered adulthood, you carried this pattern into your relationships, prioritizing others' needs above your own.

 

You became adept at enduring neglect, believing that being accommodating to others would earn you the love and stability you craved.

 

Yet, despite your efforts, you found yourself drawn to partners unable to show up in their hearts and reciprocate your level of care.

 

Their affection wavered, leaving you feeling unfulfilled and longing for more.

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Maybe you endured this pattern over the course of a single major relationship, or in many.

 

Each time a relationship faltered, you were left shattered, grappling with a profound sense of loss and sorrow.

 

But with resilience, you'd venture into new connections, hoping for a different outcome, only to find yourself ensnared in the same cycle of unmet needs.

 

Eventually, you recognized the recurring pattern and realized that the change needed to start within yourself.

 

You understood that your yearning for love mirrored the void from your past—a past for which you bear no blame.

 

Now, you stand at a crossroads—a chance to rewrite your narrative.

 

You possess the power to redefine your relationships, to craft a blueprint where your needs are honored and reciprocated.

 

Embrace this opportunity to reclaim your agency, attracting partners who not only appreciate your giving nature but also have the capacity to love and commit to you fully.

 

It's time to rewrite your story and claim the love and fulfillment you truly deserve.