💨 Abstract
People-pleasing behavior, known as "fawning," is increasingly observed among Gen Z due to the influence of social media and online culture. This response to trauma involves appeasing others to avoid conflict. Common signs include constant agreement leading to overcommitment and difficulty understanding one's own values. Ravi Gill advises retraining the nervous system and setting boundaries to combat these patterns, and recommends therapies like somatic experiencing and CBT for long-term improvement.
Courtesy: Jessica Hamilton
Suggested
British tourist collapsed on a beach after being ‘spiked and robbed’ in Rio
Wikipedia loses Online Safety Act challenge – what does it mean for the internet?
Another huge US star reveals exit plans from America after Donald Trump’s warning
GTA 6 maker Rockstar working on multiple other games says Take-Two
Woman had flight cancelled after she had diarrhoea
Uefa Super Cup odds: Tottenham’s lack of investment could be exposed against Paris Saint-Germain
Cristiano Ronaldo fans worry for fiancee’s shoulder after receiving ‘comically big’ engagement ring
Rap icon cancels gig one hour before performance after ‘unforeseen illness’
UK pasta chain with ‘carbonara of dreams’ is expanding with 300 restaurants planned