When a man pulls away, don't chase him. Instead, release your anxiety by screaming into a pillow and letting yourself cry. Validate your emotions rather than repress them, and he'll naturally redirect back to you.
If you feel a man pulling away, do not chase him. Do this instead. Now, here's the thing. When a man starts pulling away, showing you less interest, perhaps he's not texting you as much, he's not calling as much, he's not asking you out, there's more and more space in between your interactions. You may start to feel anxious, nervous, uncertain, wondering to yourself, does he still love me? Does he still even like me? Does he not want me in his life? Did I do something wrong? Did I say something that offended him? What is going on? And I'm sure it's very frustrating to you in that situation, if you are to feel that and feel those emotions of uncertainty, anxiety, sadness. And here's the thing, the emotions themselves are beautiful. And in these moments, it's very important to actually allow yourself to feel those emotions, because that's your femininity, that's your heart. To allow those emotions to circulate through your system and sometimes to even let them out in powerful ways. So one thing you can do is go into your room. Me and my wife did this for many years. We learned it at a retreat we were once at. We call it awakening sessions. You could also call it an expression session. But jump on your bed or just lay in your bed and scream into a pillow. Scream into the pillow and let the emotion out. Let the anxiety out, let the fear out, the frustration, the anger, the disappointment, the sadness. If you need to cry, let yourself cry. Because here's the thing, if you're repressing those emotions and or.
