LEARN ABOUT THE CONTENT CREATORS
Learn more about the students who made this project.
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Hello! We are CLOVER & CO, a group of honors college students who decided to research the toxic romanticism of insecure attachment in Western society. We discovered the idea of attachment while reading The Tibetan Book of the Living and Dying by Sogyal Rinpoche. Rinpoche describes the Buddhist concept of attachment and how it differs from the concept of attachment commonly found in the Western world. Our group collectively found the Western view of attachment to be an issue and sought out ways to better understand the topic and spread awareness about the different types of attachment.
AIKA DIETZ
Aika is a first-generation college student currently pursuing a degree in International Business with a minor in Psychology. She is an intersectional feminist who enjoys advocating for minority rights, as well as self-love and care. She enjoys playing with her two cats and dogs, dancing, and meeting new people.
LEXI CARBONE
Taking after her parents, Lexi is currently pursuing a major in Accounting with a minor in German. She enjoys hiking, road trips, Portland, and dogs. She aspires to become the ultimate Portland rep and show the world the benefits of finding yourself and questioning everything possible. She thinks constantly and wonders what new idea the world will bring the next day.
ANDY HA
Andy is from Washington state, currently a double major in public relations and communications with a minor in history at UNLV. His interests include traveling, food, and watching documentaries.
HANNAH CRAWFORD
Hannah is currently pursuing a major in Political Science. Coming from a military family, she lived in Japan as a young child.