According to the lesson, those who have a secure attachment style, as opposed to an insecure style, are more satisfied with their relationships in terms of commitment and trust, have levels higher in self-esteem, they are less likely to use ineffective coping strategies, among other correlates (Assanand, 2014b). All of this may be true for Forrest. We understand that his relationship with Jenny was never conflictual and once they finally managed to settle down, he seemed very happy with it. As previously mentioned when talking about Erikson's stages, Forrest developed some self-confidence throughout his life and was then able to use this confidence to connect with those around him. Forrest's life has been far from easy but he has managed to overcome difficult times, without the need to use any type of substance or dangerous behavior. For example, when he is upset that Jenny is gone, he decides to go for a run instead of sitting at home and becoming