The Hidden Childhood Beliefs That Turn People Into Chronic Apologizers—Are You One of Them?
If I accidentally bumped into someone or interrupted a conversation, I’d instantly say sorry.
Even if someone stepped on my foot, I’d be the one apologizing!
In my mind, it was a show of good manners and consideration for others.
But over time, I’ve realized that constantly apologizing can also make me seem less confident and assertive.
However, on the flip side, this habit has made me more cognizant of how my actions impact others, which I believe has helped me become more empathetic and understanding.
