You know they’re not good for you. You tell yourself to move on… but somehow, you keep being drawn back. You feel the pull — the intensity, the chemistry, the hope that maybe this time will be different. But deep down, you know it never really is. You’re not crazy, weak, or broken. There’s a reason your nervous system feels drawn to people who aren’t good for you — and once you understand it, you can start breaking free from the cycle for good. In this video, you’ll learn:
- The hidden psychology of attraction (why unhealthy relationships feel magnetic)
- How your nervous system confuses familiar with safe
- Why calm, consistent people can feel “boring” when you’ve been wired for chaos
- How to begin healing the deeper patterns that drive self-betrayal and people-pleasing
By the end, you’ll understand why you’ve been pulled toward what hurts — and how to start building the kind of self-trust that lets you choose what’s healthy instead.
✅ Is it time to stop settling for people who make you question your worth?