The Mind Behind Love

Sometimes, the strongest walls are built by the most wounded hearts.You may have met people who proudly declare, "I don’t need anyone." They appear fiercely independent, seemingly untouched by emotional attachment. But beneath that surface often lies a different truth—a hidden fear of emotional dependence and deep-rooted loneliness. What Causes This Emotional Distance?Past betrayals: Childhood n..

Loving Someone Who’s Not Ready to Love You Back (Emotional Healing Series #6)Sometimes, love feels more like waiting than sharing. You open your heart, offer your time, your care, your presence— and yet, the person you love doesn’t meet you halfway.Loving someone who isn’t ready to love you back can be heartbreaking, confusing, and deeply exhausting. But it’s also an experience many of us go thr..

Why You Struggle to Believe Someone Really Loves You (Self-Worth & Attachment Series #5)They say they love you. They show up. They listen. They care. But deep down, you still wonder: “Do they really mean it?” No matter how much reassurance you receive, a small voice whispers, “You’re not really lovable.”This isn’t because you’re broken. It’s because you’ve learned not to trust love. In this post..

Why Do We Fall for People Who Hurt Us? (Emotional Healing Series #5)Have you ever found yourself drawn to someone who made you feel anxious, unworthy, or emotionally drained—yet, you couldn’t walk away? Why do we fall for people who hurt us, over and over again? The answer lies deeper than personal weakness—it’s wired into our emotional history.In this post, Dr. Paul Lee uncovers the hidden psyc..

Why We Attract People Who Trigger Our Deepest Wounds (Love Psychology Series #3)It’s a cruel irony of love: the people we feel most drawn to are often the ones who bring up the pain we’ve tried hardest to forget. They push our buttons, reopen old wounds, and awaken fears we thought we’d buried. But instead of running, we lean in. We feel “chemistry.” We think, “This must be love.”In this post, D..