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1:11Now PlayingIf saying "no" fills you with guilt or you constantly put someone else's needs ahead of your own, it may not be because you're "too nice." For many people with anxious attachment patterns, boundaries can feel risky because they fear conflict, rejection, or losing the relationship altogether.
But over time, abandoning your own needs doesn't create deeper connection, it often leads to resentment, emotional exhaustion, and feeling disconnected from yourself.
Healthy relationships aren't built on self-sacrifice. They're built on honesty, mutual respect, and knowing that your needs matter, too.
Do you find it harder to disappoint someone else than to disappoint yourself?
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