Sincerely, Sumayah // [Episode 27] Transactions & Unspoken Expectations

from Sincerely, Sumayah · host Sumayah Hassan

A person who gives with the expectation of getting the same in return will feel resentful and empty when they don't get that. When you don't love and respect yourself it can actually drive healthy people away from you. Securely attached, emotionally healthy people aren't usually drawn to people-pleasing or martyr behaviour.

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