People Who Overexplain Everything Have This in Common

Описание: Do you overexplain yourself every time you say no or make a decision?
Psychology shows that overexplaining is not a communication issue—it’s an approval-seeking behavior rooted in low self-confidence, anxiety, and fear of rejection.

In this video, we break down the psychology of overexplaining and explain why people who overexplain often struggle with boundaries, emotional regulation, and people-pleasing habits. You’ll learn how approval seeking behavior develops, how it affects respect and authority, and why saying less can signal confidence instead of weakness.

We explore how the brain responds to social pressure, why explaining too much invites negotiation and disrespect, and how behavioral psychology can help you stop overexplaining without becoming cold or aggressive. This video is for anyone who struggles with people pleasing, social anxiety, low self-esteem, or fear of judgment.

Understanding the psychology behind overexplaining allows you to stop seeking validation and start communicating with clarity and emotional control.

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Comment below: what triggers your overexplaining the most—fear of conflict or fear of being misunderstood?