The Psychology of People Who Can’t Say NO: People- Pleasers Explained

Описание: Why is it so hard for some people to say “no”?
If you often agree to things you don’t want to do… feel guilty setting boundaries… or feel drained from always being “the nice one,” this video is for you.

In today’s episode, we explore the psychology of people who struggle to say no. You’ll learn how your brain processes social rejection, why people-pleasing develops, and how childhood experiences can wire you to put others first at the expense of your own well-being.

Saying yes all the time isn’t just kindness — it can be a survival pattern shaped by fear of conflict, guilt, or losing approval. But here’s the good news: this same trait also means you’re empathetic, caring, and emotionally aware. The key is learning how to balance compassion for others with protection of your own energy.

If you’ve ever agreed to something and instantly regretted it, you are not broken — you are wired to care deeply. This video will help you understand yourself better and start building healthier boundaries without losing your kindness.

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