What's up, Queens? Welcome to the female dating strategy podcast, the meanest female only podcast on the internet.

I'm Roe. And I'm Savannah. And we are back with Attached Part 2. We are getting attached, or maybe not attached, again.

So we released part one, where we covered what attachment styles is or what the theory behind it is.

Just to do a brief recap, attachment theory is essentially a theory around specific patterns of behaviours in and around relationships.

And the psychologist, you came up with the theory, and I want to emphasize that it is a theory,

it's not absolute, just like a lot of things in psychology are just theories and ideas,

because it's really, really, really, really, really difficult to essentially study and test

human behaviour in an objective way.

But the psychologists who conceptualised attachment theory basically said that when a

children are very, very young, they form their adult attachment style based on the attachment

that they have with their primary caregiver. And Roe and I noted in part one that when they say

primary caregiver, bearing in mind attachment theory was formulated around the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s.

They were really talking about the mum as well, which is kind of misogynistic, if we think about it.

Anyway, they identified four adult attachment styles, which were avoidant attachment style,

disorganised attachment style, an anxious attachment style, and a secure attachment style as well.

And so in part one, a row and I overviewed the avoidant attachment style and the anxious attachment style.

And we came at it from a lens where we basically feel

like, well, the royal wheat. I speak for myself here. We decided. I can't even do the British

accent anymore. Is it because you just been listening to me all the time? It is. I promise

you, it's like, I've become earblind to the

British accent. It's true. I don't think I could do an American one either anymore.

So, I think for me, attachment theory, because I just like gathering information, I think is

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