You’re magnetic, fun, and know how to keep things interesting. You’re not afraid to put yourself out there — but the idea of locking it all down? That can feel stifling. You love the possibility of love… but the reality of commitment might make you feel trapped or bored. So you flirt, connect, even date for a while — but rarely stay long enough to build something rooted.
You’re not against relationships. In fact, you might even long for one. But if you’re honest, you’re often caught in a loop: sparking something, feeling uncertain, then ghosting or drifting when it loses its thrill. You chase emotional highs — not always emotional health. You say “I’m not ready”… but maybe what you really mean is “I’m not sure I trust love to be worth it.”
Likely Attachment Style: Avoidant or Fearful-Avoidant
You may desire connection but feel overwhelmed when it gets too real. Your independence is strong, but it can sometimes be a shield to avoid vulnerability or self-confrontation.
You tend to be fun, flirty, and emotionally expressive — until things get too deep. You may avoid hard conversations or clarity because you don’t want to hurt someone (or lose access to the connection). Ambiguity feels safer than accountability.
God’s plan for your heart is not casual connection with zero clarity. He doesn’t want you stuck in patterns of passivity or indecision. The truth is: you're not too much — you just haven’t felt emotionally safe enough to be fully known. Real connection isn’t the end of your freedom… it’s the beginning of your transformation.
“Choose this day whom you will serve… But as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.” — Joshua 24:15
You’re not called to float through dating — you’re called to choose with courage.