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The Art of Releasing Anxious Attachment
A Buddhist Guide to Break the Cycle of Chasing Avoidant Partners, Quiet the 3am Overthinking, and Heal the Fear of Abandonment Beneath Every Relationship
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Katelyn Marie
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Freddie Mallin
You already know something is wrong—but you can't stop.
The waiting. The overanalyzing. The 3am spiral that turns one unanswered text into proof you'll be alone forever. You've loved harder, explained more clearly, and made yourself smaller—and it still isn't enough. The cycle keeps repeating, and somewhere beneath the exhaustion, you're starting to wonder if the problem is you.
It isn't. But the solution isn't finding the right person. It's becoming free of the pattern itself.
Drawing on Buddhist wisdom and modern attachment psychology, The Art of Releasing Anxious Attachment gives you a practical, grounded path out of the chase—and into a relationship with yourself that no one can destabilize.
- Understand why you keep choosing unavailable partners—and the hidden childhood wound quietly running the show
- Stop the panic spiral before it destroys the connection—with somatic tools that work at 3am when your nervous system is on fire
- See your relationships clearly, not through fantasy—so you stop grieving a version of someone who never existed
- Build the inner security you've been desperately seeking from others—through Buddhist practices that create lasting, unshakeable calm
You don't need to have a meditation cushion, a spiritual background, or a perfect relationship history to use this book. You just need to be tired enough of suffering to try something different.
If you're ready to stop chasing love and finally feel at home in yourself, start here.
©2026 Freddie Mallin (P)2026 Freddie Mallin