It's not easier being an avoidant...it's lonely¶

A skit-format short making the case that being avoidant is not freedom -- it is isolation, and avoidants feel it deeply.

Key points¶

The avoidant character explains that walking away is not easy: closeness feels like drowning, and pushing someone away leaves them with the silence they were trying to escape.
They leave not because they stopped caring, but because love feels like danger -- their brain equates intimacy with losing themselves or getting rejected first, so they leave before that can happen.
The core reframe: avoidants don't run because they don't feel; they run because caring terrifies them.