How to keep the human.

If you are watching this, you might think, oh, she looks a bit anemic.

She looks a bit like low iron. Not anymore.

Today I had an iron infusion. You're about to see energy, the likes of which you have never seen before.

I've also, just as I sit here, posted a Q&A box into my Instagram.

That's where I'm looking at at the moment.

And we are going to answer literally first come, first surf questions, until we have a call with my management, my manager and

everybody in about 10 minutes. So we are going to answer those questions and then we're going

to probably keep answering them. So this is going to be very much on the fly. Okay, first question,

do you think an avoidant person can make a secure person anxious? Do I think an avoidant person can make a secure person anxious?

Do I think an avoidant person can make a secure person anxious? Yes, because it's a human

trait in order to feel some level of anxiety when someone is actively avoiding you. However,

do I think if a person is truly, truly secure, will they stay feeling anxious?

No, they won't.

They will feel anxious.

They will not like the feeling.

And as they process it, they will remove themselves from a situation.

Not straight away.

But saying that, even if you're an anxiously attached person, if you did not have attachment

that was secure in your life and then

you are working on it, the more secure you become, the more uninteresting you will find avoidant

tactics, antics and all that stuff. Also, if you're watching this, you'll see I've got no nails.

...