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    The document discusses the psychology of people-pleasing and why some individuals feel the need to prioritize others' needs and desires over their own. People-pleasers often experienced conditional love and acceptance as children which led them to believe they must constantly prove their worth through helping others. As adults, people-pleasers struggle with establishing boundaries, saying no, and identifying their own wants and needs. Learning to value oneself unconditionally can help break the people-pleasing cycle.

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    The document discusses the psychology of people-pleasing and why some individuals feel the need to prioritize others' needs and desires over their own. People-pleasers often experienced conditional love and acceptance as children which led them to believe they must constantly prove their worth through helping others. As adults, people-pleasers struggle with establishing boundaries, saying no, and identifying their own wants and needs. Learning to value oneself unconditionally can help break the people-pleasing cycle.

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