She Has A Daily Reminder For Anyone Who Identifies As A People Pleaser

pikselstock - stock.adobe.com - illustrative purposes only, not the actual person
pikselstock - stock.adobe.com - illustrative purposes only, not the actual person

Are you known for doing whatever it takes to make other people happy? Then, you might be what is called a people pleaser. Of course, it’s nice to help others out and show kindness, but sometimes, you can take it too far.

People pleasers tend to disregard themselves and put others’ needs and wants above their own in order to be liked and appreciated.

They might change their personalities or embellish their interests to fit in with the crowd. They might also do things they’re extremely uncomfortable with just for the sake of another person (or people).

However, trying to please everyone all the time is impossible. And the consequences of it can be detrimental to your well-being.

People pleasing can lead to a pattern of self-neglect, feelings of stress and resentment, and overall, make you feel like a doormat.

TikToker @homeofamare has a daily reminder for those who consider themselves people-pleasers. And her message is worth listening to.

“This is your daily reminder to let people live with whatever delusional story they have made up about you,” she said.

“Embrace being the villain in someone else’s story because you cannot please everyone in this life.”

The moral of the story is that it doesn’t matter how others view you. Different people have different perspectives, and the image that they have of you does not define you.

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For example, some might find you to be charming, smart, and funny, while others might see you as cold and standoffish.

Others may have an inaccurate opinion of you, and you have to be able to accept that. Explaining yourself and trying to change their beliefs will only waste your energy and leave you feeling frustrated.

You cannot control what others think or believe, but you can be in charge of your own thoughts and feelings.

Once you realize that you don’t need validation from the outside world, you will be able to set yourself free from judgment.

At the end of the day, the most important opinion of yourself is your own. So it’s okay if there’s someone out there who might not like you. There are plenty of people who do.

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