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No, you're not addicted to toxic people
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Have you ever wondered why you’re just not into the nice guy – even when you know he’d treat you better than anyone ever has?
In this short, punchy episode, Sam breaks down the real reason why safe, emotionally available partners can feel boring… especially if you’ve been through any kind of relationship trauma.
It’s not about being broken or fussy. It’s about how your nervous system has been wired to see chaos as exciting – and calm as unfamiliar. Sam explains how past hurt, manipulation, and even emotional highs from toxic partners have created a chemical attraction to dysfunction.
If you’re stuck in the cycle of falling for the wrong people and pushing away the right ones, this is the insight you need to hear today.
What You’ll Learn:
Why your body doesn’t know what to do with someone who’s emotionally safe
How dopamine keeps you hooked on unhealthy patterns
What “boring” really means to a dysregulated nervous system
Why healing is the key to finding healthy love that still feels exciting
How to start rewiring your attraction from chaos to calm
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Let’s change the pattern – together.
What’s holding you back in love?
If you’ve been hurt, ghosted, betrayed — or just feel like love is a bit of a battle — this 30 second calculator will help you understand why.
✅ A personalised healing score — not to judge, but to bring awareness
✅ A breakdown of how your past may be influencing your present
✅ A healing prescription based on relationship research + trauma recovery
✅ A powerful reframe to stop self-blame and start real change
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