Allison :
I think the message is valid, especially from the perspective of someone na nasaktan by avoidant behavior. When someone enters your life, makes you feel safe, then suddenly pulls away without clarity, sobrang nakakalito at masakit talaga. Yung confusion at emotional pain na naiiwan, totoo yun, and people who experience that have every right to feel hurt and even angry. But at the same time, I don’t fully agree with saying “wala akong empathy for avoidant people.” Avoidant attachment usually comes from unresolved wounds, fear, trauma, or emotional patterns na sila rin mismo nahihirapan. It doesn’t excuse hurting people, but it helps explain why they act that way. Some avoidant people are not trying to manipulate, minsan they genuinely just don’t know how to handle closeness without feeling overwhelmed. So for me, accountability and empathy can exist together. Yes, if you’re not ready, huwag kang pumasok sa buhay ng tao at iwan silang may dalang confusion. But healing isn’t always simple, and people are more complicated than just “good” or “bad.” In short, valid yung pain, but blanket hate for avoidant people feels too harsh naman. Understanding someone doesn’t mean tinotolerate mo yung bad behavior, it just means you’re willing to see the full picture.
2026-04-29 06:20:05