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For those afflicted by EA

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PollytheDolly · 01/03/2017 18:43

I'm quite interested in all this. I've learnt a lot from MN and reading others experience and frankly it's shocked me how common it is. Have experience myself!

I often research as this stuff interests me a lot. Getting into the heads of those who behave this way:

I found this today about the effects of emotional withdrawal on the other person. It's written so well I felt I had to share. Hope it helps anyone out there who maybe doubting themselves and feel like this:

https://goodmenproject.com/ethics-values/partner-stops-giving-silent-pain-emotional-withholding-fiff/

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PollytheDolly · 02/03/2017 11:49

Bump as MNHQ has kindly moved this to the correct section.

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HappyDadOf3 · 02/03/2017 12:29

A very well written article indeed. One that I am sure anyone experiencing this type of EA will take great comfort from.

Thank you.

Purplebluebird · 02/03/2017 15:44

Good read, makes a lot of sense to me to be honest!

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