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Tweets are too little space to talk about this, but here’s a thread that starts with the opposite premise (and also tries to account for its own shadow) I think both things are true simultaneouslyhttps://twitter.com/visakanv/status/1077199033855139840?s=21 …
presumably avoidant attachment types run too quickly and anxious attachment types stay too long, or something like that anyway so both are happening all the time but to quite different groups of people
Your tweet has just made me reflect on whether my type might have changed over time… 
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