Your attachment style is:
Avoidant Attachment

Independence and self-sufficiency are extremely important to you. When in an intimate relationship you will fight for your freedom and autonomy. Intimate relationships can feel claustrophobic.

You want to feel connected to others but you may also feel very uncomfortable if you feel there is too much closeness. You prefer to keep your relationships casual and your partner at a comfortable emotional distance.

You don’t spend much time worrying about your romantic relationships or about being rejected.

You prefer not to share too much information about yourself or what you do with your life with your partner and they will often complain that they feel unimportant to you and that you are emotionally distant.

In a committed relationship, you are constantly on the lookout for any signs that your partner is trying to control you or trying to take away your personal freedom.

After connection or intimacy, you may withdraw for periods of time. You may also talk openly about previous relationships and partners which can make your current partner uncomfortable and worried about how secure the relationship is.

You tend to have very ridged boundaries and can be become very offended if people try to get too close to you.