Sep 8, 2026 · 10 min · 8 segments
Not every sign of interest is a sign of emotional availability. In this episode, Coach Los breaks down four things that may look like emotional availability on the surface, but do not actually prove…
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let's get it here's the trap almost everybody falls into mistaking signs of interest for signs of emotional availability just because someone opens up to you shares deeply with you right some feelings or what have you or even invest their time into you does not mean they're truly available for a relationship so today i'm gonna give you four things that look Walk, talk and even smell like emotional availability, but they actually are not.
And if you keep missing them, you'll end up pouring into someone who was never capable of loving you back.
You know, he told her all about his struggles and he even spent time with her almost every day.
Emotional availability is not just about how much someone can talk and open up to you.
let's get it here's the trap almost everybody falls into mistaking signs of interest for signs of emotional availability just because someone opens up to you shares deeply with you right some feelings or what have you or even invest their time into you does not mean they're truly available for a relationship so today i'm gonna give you four things that look Walk, talk and even smell like emotional availability, but they actually are not.
And if you keep missing them, you'll end up pouring into someone who was never capable of loving you back.
You know, he told her all about his struggles and he even spent time with her almost every day.
Emotional availability is not just about how much someone can talk and open up to you.
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