'If you stop people-pleasing, people will be displeased. That's the hard part'

Keeping everyone happy may have protected you in childhood. In adulthood, it can leave you anxious, exhausted and unsure what you actually want. But being the one who suffers doesn't let you off the hook for how you treat others
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