Leah, I Fight for Others but Not for Myself... Unpacking the Paradox

What if the reason you fight so fiercely for others... is the very reason you struggle to fight for yourself?Some people are deeply courageous when it comes to protecting, defending, and showing up for others, yet strangely absent when it comes to their own needs, boundaries, and pain. Why does this happen? And why can self-advocacy feel so much harder than advocating for everyone else?In this episode, we explore the hidden psychology behind this paradox, the early emotional conditioning that can shape it, and what it really takes to stop abandoning yourself while still remaining caring, generous, and deeply human.About Leah SpasovaLeah is a psychologist specialising in sex and relationships. She helps individuals and couples navigate intimacy challenges, relationship patterns, emotional wounds, and difficult relational dynamics so they can build healthier, more fulfilling lives and connections.If you find yourself stuck in painful patterns, struggling to set boundaries, abandoning yourself in relationships, or wanting support with intimacy and emotional wellbeing, you can explore how Leah may be able to help here: https://www.lifesexperts.com/individualsExplore FurtherRead the original article:https://www.lifesexperts.com/post/i-fight-for-others-but-not-for-myself-unpacking-the-paradoxDownload Leah’s ebook, The 3 Secrets To A Pleasure Filled Life:http://ebook.lifesexperts.com/Book a free discovery call with Leah:https://discoverycall.lifesexperts.com/