Boundaries for people pleasers

"What if they get mad at me? If people get mad at you for having boundaries, it means they’ve benefited from you not having any. You don’t need to keep people happy every minute of the day. You are not responsible for other people’s feelings. If someone has a reaction to your boundary, you didn’t ‘make’ them react. You chose to voice your feelings and needs. They chose their reaction. You cannot control what other people do." ~Daniell Koepke

Need help learning how to set healthy boundaries with a toxic friend? This article has several tips to help you assert and value yourself.

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Agreeing to things just to keep the peace is actually a trauma response. When you do this, you're disrespecting your boundaries. No more making yourself uncomfortable for others to feel comfortable. You have control now. You run your life. Take up space and use your voice. Unknown Author

Empath Refuge on Instagram: “Something I had to come to terms with as a former people pleaser, was that it’s OK if people don’t like me. It’s OK if they create a false…”

Do you find it challenging to set proper and healthy boundaries in your relationships? If so, our Unhealthy Boundaries Worksheet is designed to support you in identifying and addressing this issue. Created with utmost care and consideration of various kinds of human relationships, this set of worksheets aims to help individuals develop a better understanding of their boundaries and learn how to communicate them healthily and effectively. By using this worksheet, you can gain valuable…