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Attachment styles are not rigid they can change over time.They even possess the ability to project their sense of security on their partner, making them less avoidant/anxious. Secure people mix well with any other attachment style.They know what they want and how to communicate their needs effectively. Secure personalities are the happiest in their relationship.However, they have somewhat of a gravitational pull towards one another.

Anxious people don’t mix well with avoidant personalities.There are three attachment styles that a person can reveal: Secure, Anxious, or Avoidant.
