The butterflies fading doesn’t always mean love is gone. Sometimes, it reveals what we have been taught to mistake for love.

In Episode 96 of The Human Thread, Ashna Kalra sits down with Shradha Bhansali, Hypnotherapist, to explore love, attraction, rejection, emotional attachment and the subconscious patterns that shape our relationships.

From understanding why rejection can feel like love to exploring possessiveness, childhood wounds and the fear of being alone, Shradha reflects on how our emotional needs influence the relationships we choose. The conversation also explores heartbreak, closure and why healing begins with recognising the patterns that keep us attached.

At its heart, this episode is about understanding the difference between genuine connection and the emotional needs we may be trying to fulfil through another person.

This episode explores how:

• The loss of butterflies doesn’t necessarily mean love is gone

• Rejection can affect our self-worth

• Possessiveness and anxiety can be mistaken for love

• Childhood wounds can shape adult relationships

• The fear of being alone can lead us to overgive

• Closure doesn’t always need to come from the other person

• Understanding our emotional patterns can help us build healthier relationships

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(Shradha Bhansali, The Human Thread, Ashna Kalra, Hypnotherapist, Hypnotherapy, Relationships, Love and Attachment, Rejection, Subconscious Mind, Childhood Wounds, Self-Worth, Emotional Healing, Closure, Relationship Patterns, The Human Thread Podcast)