Dependable Affection

The attachment link, also know as attachment, is the emotional bond you developed as a baby with your primary caregiver, most likely your mother. Your ability to relate to others and handle closeness in the future is frequently influenced by the strength of the bonding had in your initial relationship. Your baby probably formed a successful, secure connection if your primary caregiver was able to respond to your screams, recognize your changing physical and emotional requirements, and made you feel safe and comfortable. That typically translates into being optimistic, self-assured, and trusting as an adult, as well as having the capacity to handle disagreement, react to closeness, and ride the ups and downs of love relationship healthy. However, you are more likely to have a failed or insecure attachment if you had confused, frightening, or inconsistent emotional communication during infancy, or if your caregiver was unable to consistently comfort you or meet your needs.
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