
Attached
The New Science of Adult Attachment and How It Can Help You Find—and Keep—Love
by Amir Levine
Who This Book Is For
The ideal reader of Attached is someone curious about why relationships feel harder than they should, willing to trade romantic myths for practical patterns. They might be dating and tired of mixed signals, or partnered and stuck in a pursue–withdraw loop. They value clarity, track behavior over promises, and are open to small, repeatable rituals. Emotionally literate or not, they can tolerate a little science if it leads to scripts they can actually use. They’re comfortable testing ideas in real time—sending a clean bid, agreeing on a repair window, noticing how fast reassurance lands. They want a framework that normalizes needs rather than pathologizing them, and they’re ready to set kind, firm boundaries when data stays fuzzy. Above all, they’re hopeful: not for a perfect partner, but for a secure pattern they can co-create—by choosing for fit, communicating plainly, and measuring progress instead of replaying old stories in daily life.
Book Details
- Categories
- Nonfiction, Psychology, Self Help
- Pages
- 304
- Published
- 2010
- Language
- ENGLISH
- Rating
- 4.1 (116,852 reviews)
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