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In this segment of Aaron Doughty’s video, the speaker explains that the more you cling to an ex or seek their attention, the more you reinforce the old relational pattern that brought you together. He argues that trying to “re‑attract” an ex is essentially the same as trying to revive a dysfunctional habit, which is counter‑productive. The recommended “medicine” is to fully feel and integrate the emotions that arise after a breakup, rather than suppress them. Obsessive thoughts about the ex are identified as a defensive deflection that keeps you from feeling the underlying emotions. By letting go, integrating feelings, and stopping the energy‑sending behavior, you break the pattern and reduce the likelihood of the ex returning under the same unhealthy dynamics.

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