Why You’re Still Attracting Emotionally Unavailable People (Even When You’re Embodying Peace + Love)
- samantha francis
- Jun 17
- 2 min read
You’re not attracting chaos because you’re broken. You’re attracting it because your nervous system still thinks love should hurt a little.
Somewhere along the way, your relationship identity learned that emotional effort = emotional safety. You have to be the calm one. The understanding one.The emotionally intelligent one.The one who fixes it before it breaks.
But here’s the quiet truth no one’s naming:
You’re not dating from desire. You’re dating from prediction. You expect to get hurt, so your body keeps choosing what it already knows.
And the cost? It isn’t just bad dates or breadcrumb texts.
It’s the silent self-abandonment. It’s second-guessing your needs because “they’re probably just busy.”It’s downplaying the red flag because “they’ve had a hard past.”It’s over-functioning your way into being lovable again.
You can be deeply healed and still carry an identity that flinches at closeness. That’s not regression. That’s a signal it’s time for a deeper recalibration, not just a mindset adjustment.
The Secure Woman Reset isn’t about fixing how you date. It’s about anchoring who you are, so your nervous system stops settling for what feels familiar.
You’ll shift from emotional scanning to emotional safety. From performance to presence.From bracing to being.
Because love doesn’t have to feel like a full-time job. And you don’t have to trade parts of yourself to be chosen.
If you’ve been saying “I’m peaceful now” but still feel anxious when someone doesn’t text back…this isn’t about your worth. It’s about your identity catching up to your healing.
Inside The Secure Woman Reset, we rebuild your emotional baseline so you stop chasing alignment and start living it.
Drop “RESET” in my DMs or drop a comment below and let me know your thoughts, or if you have experienced this.
Remember, you’re not asking for too much. You’re just ready to stop confusing effort with love.

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