 please her grandparents but isn't happy about it. Still, they always "kiss and make up" after a bout of grumbling, she said.

Eryn said she didn't have the courage to tell her family she practices witchcraft until she was no longer living under her parents' roof. It was a gradual, nerve-wracking process.

"It’s hard to look someone in the face and tell them 'I don’t believe what you believe,' especially when it’s something that means a lot to them," Eryn said.

Although she has experienced skepticism from her family, the pagan community has stepped in as a family of sorts as well.

Attending the festival feels like a family gathering of its own, she said, where people eat together, play music together and spend time with each other in a supportive environment.

"The minute I walk into the event," Eryn said, "I know I'm home."

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It turns out there are actually three different types of people when it comes to attachment - anxious, secure and avoidant - and this is one of the first things I learnt in a recent one-on-one dating coaching session with Dating & Relationship Psychologist Madeleine Mason of PassionSmiths.

As a perpetual singleton - but happily so - and having already transformed my online dating app profile with professional pictures, I was keen to see what light Madeleine could shed on why I’ve never quite managed to settle into a serious relationship.

Sure, I have my theories - as I know my mother does too - but what would an outsider and expert make of it all?

After chatting through a bit of my dating history, the problems I’ve had and what I’m looking for in a relationship, one of the first things Madeleine explained to me was the three main personality types when it comes to relationships:

Anxious - these people have no problem with intimacy or commitment but are constantly worried about being abandoned. They’re paranoid their partner doesn’t love them enough and will leave
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Af ter  ch attin g t h rough  a b i tofm y dat ingh istory, t h epro b l em s I’ve hada n d  wh at I’ m l o okingforin a relationship ,  one of the fi rstt h ing s M a dele in e explained to  me  w a s  the thr ee  main perso nality t yp e s whe n it c omes t o relat i o ns h ips:
Anxi ous  - thesepeo pl e  have n opr o blem w ithin timacy  or co m mitm e n t but are consta ntlyw o rried abo ut be in g aband o ned.  They’re p aranoid the ir par tner  does n’t lov ethem e nou gh  and willl eave
 please_her grandparents_but isn't happy about_it. Still,_they_always "kiss_and_make up" after_a bout of_grumbling, she said.

Eryn said_she didn't have_the_courage to tell her family she practices witchcraft until she was no longer living_under_her parents'_roof._It_was a gradual, nerve-wracking process.

"It’s_hard to look someone in_the face_and tell them 'I don’t believe what you_believe,'_especially when it’s_something that means a lot to them," Eryn said.

Although_she has experienced skepticism from her_family, the pagan_community_has_stepped in as a_family of sorts as well.

Attending the_festival feels like a family gathering_of its own, she said, where people_eat together, play music together and_spend time with each other_in a_supportive environment.

"The minute I walk_into the event,"_Eryn said,_"I know I'm_home."

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Michigan_e-book authors hit the big time,_quit_day jobs When_it_comes_to relationships,_a lot of_us_want different_things_- some people happily admit they’re_needy_and want constant attention, whereas others feel_claustrophobic if they’re not_given_space to breathe.

It turns_out there are actually three_different types of people when it_comes to_attachment -_anxious, secure and avoidant - and this is one of the_first things I learnt in a_recent one-on-one dating coaching_session with_Dating_& Relationship Psychologist_Madeleine_Mason of_PassionSmiths.

As a perpetual singleton - but happily_so -_and having already transformed my online_dating app profile with_professional_pictures, I was keen to see_what light Madeleine could shed on_why I’ve never quite managed_to_settle_into a serious relationship.

Sure, I_have my theories - as I_know my mother_does too - but what would an_outsider_and expert make of it all?

After_chatting_through a bit of my dating_history,_the_problems I’ve had and what_I’m looking for in a relationship,_one of the first things Madeleine explained to me_was the three_main personality types when it_comes_to_relationships:

Anxious - these people have no problem with intimacy or_commitment but_are constantly worried_about being abandoned. They’re paranoid their partner doesn’t love them_enough and will leave