The Shame Avoidants Carry After Hurting You (They Never Admit It) | Jordan Peterson

Описание: The Shame Avoidants Carry After Hurting You (They Never Admit It) | Jordan Peterson

Avoidant personalities rarely talk about the shame they feel after hurting someone who truly cared. They walk away, go silent, and pretend nothing affected them — but internally, something very different is happening.

In this video, inspired by Jordan Peterson’s psychology, we break down the hidden emotional guilt, regret, and internal conflict avoidants carry after damaging a meaningful connection. Why do avoidants never admit their shame? Why do they suppress emotions instead of apologizing? And why does this guilt often resurface later in life?

If you’ve ever been hurt by an emotionally unavailable or avoidant partner, this video will help you understand what they feel — even when they say nothing.

👉 Watch till the end to understand avoidant psychology, attachment wounds, and the silent regret they carry long after losing you.

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