The Hidden Childhood Beliefs That Turn People Into Chronic Apologizers—Are You One of Them?

The Hidden Childhood Beliefs That Turn People Into Chronic Apologizers—Are You One of Them?

In such scenarios, children learn to minimize their needs and desires to accommodate others, often leading to an overuse of apologies in their adult life.

They say sorry to make sure they’re not causing any inconvenience or discomfort to others, often at the expense of their own well-being.

While this habitual self-sacrifice can lead to feelings of resentment and low self-esteem, it also creates individuals who are highly considerate and sensitive to the needs of others.

5) They associated apologies with being polite

I didn’t grow up in a volatile household, but I was definitely taught that saying “sorry” was synonymous with being polite and respectful.

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