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People-Pleaser? Here Are 5 Ways to Unlearn Your ‘Fawn’ Response

"Am I coming from a place of self-honor or self-betrayal?"

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The FAWN Response

The FAWN Response Highly aware of others somatic cues People-pleasing Lack of identity Conflict avoidant Difficulty setting boundaries Difficulty saying ‘no’ Eyes reaching or scanning Caretaking or co-dependence Disconnected from own body and needs

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The Need for Validation and The Fawn Response

When you are constantly looking for validation, you might easily overextend yourself. You will cross your own boundaries to get that validation, and in the process, lose your own sense of self.

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💛The fawn response typically develops as a coping mechanism in response to trauma. When a child or adults natural fight or flight responses are ineffective or dangerous, they may learn to “fawn” as a way to survive. If this occurs in childhood, this pattern can persist into adulthood, leading to a habitual way of interacting with the world. Here are some signs of being stuck in the fawn response: 🌱 Prioritizing others’ comfort to feel safe. 🙇‍♂️ Overly pleasing others, neglecting your need... Signs Of Fawning, Flight Or Flight Response, Fawning Response Healing, Fawn Response Healing, Fawning Response, Fawn Response, Ocd Thoughts, Pleasing Others, Therapy Homework

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💛The fawn response typically develops as a coping mechanism in response to trauma. When a child or adults natural fight or flight responses are ineffective or dangerous, they may learn to “fawn” as a way to survive. If this occurs in childhood, this pattern can persist into adulthood, leading to a habitual way of interacting with the world. Here are some signs of being stuck in the fawn response: 🌱 Prioritizing others’ comfort to feel safe. 🙇‍♂️ Overly pleasing others, neglecting your…

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The Fawn Response to Trauma

The Fawn Response is defined as a response to a traumatic situation where a person chooses to become a soft, cuddly, people-pleasing fawn in order to calm down a big, scary person and re-establish a sense of safety and security. The Fawn Response is essentially an instinctual response that arises to manage conflict an

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