Is Avoidant Personality Disorder a Defense Mechanism That Land You in Divorce Court?
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The person with Avoidant Personality Disorder is extremely sensitive to what others think about them. So sensitive that they suffer severe anxiety at the thought of saying or doing the wrong thing. Most are people pleasers who bend over backwards to make others happy. The give and give and give until they have nothing left to give. In my experience, it is someone with Avoidant Personality Disorder who is more likely to experience a Midlife Crisis . Below are the symptoms of Avoidant Personality Disorder and an example of each behavior. Must Be Well Liked: This person does not become involved with others unless they know they are held…
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