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You open the app before you decide to. You watch the little dot. Still at work. Still not moving. Still not texting back. And you know, intellectually, that nothing is wrong. You've read the books. You can name your pattern. It changes nothing. Because this isn't a thought. It's an alarm. Your body only fires this alert over one thing: the people you can't afford to lose. So it tracks them like a threat, automatically, before language. That's why reassurance never sticks. The alarm was paused, not convinced. Here's the part almost no one is taught: if the loop starts in the body, it has to be interrupted in the body, before the spiral, not after. A small daily practice that turns the alarm down at the root. Learn how it works.