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EPISODE · Apr 3, 2026 · 24 MIN

Episode 17: The people pleaser in the room, why men stay silent until it's too late

from Dare To Speak: Difficult Conversations That Change Everything · host Eve Stanway

He says yes… when he means no.He keeps the peace… until everything explodes.And somewhere along the way, the relationship starts to quietly fall apart.In this episode, we’re talking about something that doesn’t get spoken about enough, people pleasing, particularly in men, and the silent damage it can cause in relationships.Because what looks like “being nice”…Often becomes resentment, confusion, and emotional disconnection.Eve unpacks why so many people (especially men) struggle to express what they really feel, and how avoiding difficult conversations doesn’t protect the relationship, it slowly erodes it.If you’ve ever found yourself:Walking on eggshells to keep things calmAvoiding conversations you know you need to haveFeeling frustrated because things are “fine”… but not reallyThis episode will help you understand what’s really going on beneath the surface.More importantly, it will show you why learning to have honest, grounded conversations is one of the most important skills you can develop, not just for your relationships, but for yourself.Because the goal isn’t conflict.It’s clarity.It’s connection.It’s change.This is your invitation to start looking at your patterns… and begin doing things differently.NOTES:Visit Eve Stanway’s websiteIf you need help now or you like to chat you can book a call here.Thank you for listening. If you would like to comment or share a difficult conversation topic for a future podcast, please message me.🫶✨️Connect with Eve StanwayIf this episode has resonated with you, the conversation does not have to stop here.Website: www.evestanway.co.ukEmail: [email protected]: @evestanwayFacebook: Eve StanwayLinkedIn: Eve StanwayYouTube: @evestanwayTikTok: @evestanwaySubstack: Eve StanwayIf you are navigating separation and want to approach it with clarity rather than conflict, visit www.evestanway.co.ukDare to Speak: Difficult Conversations That Change Everything is hosted by Eve Stanway, Difficult Conversations Expert and creator of the Listen, Speak, Lead Framework.Eve is the author of Dare to Speak: Navigate Difficult Conversations with Confidence and Clarity, available at www.evestanway.co.ukComing September 2026: Dare to Listen: The Hidden Years, Difficult Conversations with Young Adults in Your Life.

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He says yes… when he means no. He keeps the peace… until everything explodes. And somewhere along the way, the relationship starts to quietly fall apart. In this episode, we’re talking about something that doesn’t get spoken about enough, people pleasing, particularly in men, and the silent damage it can cause in relationships. Because what looks like “being nice”… Often becomes resentment, confusion, and emotional disconnection. Eve unpacks why so many people (especially men) struggle to exp...

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