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EPISODE · Sep 10, 2025 · 53 MIN

#63: "What if I just don't feel prioritised enough by them?"

from Embracing HER · host Nathalie Nimah

Few things sting more in relationships than feeling like we’re not a priority to the person we love. It can bring up loneliness, resentment, and the deep fear of not mattering enough. And more often than not we struggle to identify if this experience originates from an old attachment wound, or from a real pattern of neglect in the relationship.In this episode, we’ll explore:✨ Why not feeling prioritized hurts so much from an attachment + nervous system lens✨ How to tell the difference between our wounding acting up and an actual lack of prioritization✨ The questions to ask yourself before bringing it up with your partner✨ How to communicate your needs in a way that creates connection instead of conflictThis is a powerful conversation for anyone who’s ever thought: “Why don’t I feel important to them?” You’ll walk away with clarity, compassion, and tools to navigate those moments with more self-trust and honesty.🌼 Ready to feel more confident & grounded in relationships & dating? Jump into FROM ANXIOUS TO SECURE today!✨ Want personalised input? Apply for private coaching HERE.DM me on ⁠INSTAGRAM⁠Check out other FREE resources ⁠HERE⁠

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