Why You Keep Falling for the Wrong People | Rewind
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Have you ever looked back at the people you've dated and realized you keep falling for the same type of person, even when those relationships never seem to work out?
Maybe you're always drawn to someone who's emotionally unavailable, unpredictable, or exciting in ways that ultimately leave you feeling insecure. Or perhaps you've met someone who treats you well, makes you feel comfortable, and genuinely interests you, but you dismiss them because they're just not your usual type.
So how much of what we call our "type" is genuine attraction, and how much is simply what we've become used to?
In this episode, we explore why we keep repeating the same dating patterns, how familiarity can influence who we find attractive, and why the qualities that initially excite us aren't always the ones that make us happiest in a relationship.
We also discuss how attraction can grow in unexpected places, and why being more open to people outside your usual type doesn't mean settling for someone you don't feel chemistry with.
You might be surprised by who you could fall for if you stopped assuming you already know exactly what your type is.
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