Your presence, your desires, your needs, can all be inconvenient and burdensome to others. We unpack this topic and share why it is acceptable to be a burden.
This was very on point for me, it occurred to me that I consider most of these topics in isolation but never holistically so (it sounds obvious but...) it's really helpful to have a well rounded breakdown of such a vast subject. I especially appreciated the fact it gives permission/invites you to own being a burden rather than denying there is such a thing. I find this outlook far more empowering vs the I'm-so-super-duper-worthy-so-I-can't-possibly-be-a-burden-to-anyone take ☀
Thank you for your in-depth post about the origins of feeling a burden. Your thoughts regarding “people pleasers” and “narcissists” resonated with me and you explained it so well I can feel as I read that you really know what you are talking about 🙏🏽
Thank you Kat, I very much appreciate the feedback, this is what inspires me to keep creating more :) Please share with anyone you feel might benefit 💚
This was very on point for me, it occurred to me that I consider most of these topics in isolation but never holistically so (it sounds obvious but...) it's really helpful to have a well rounded breakdown of such a vast subject. I especially appreciated the fact it gives permission/invites you to own being a burden rather than denying there is such a thing. I find this outlook far more empowering vs the I'm-so-super-duper-worthy-so-I-can't-possibly-be-a-burden-to-anyone take ☀
Thank you for your in-depth post about the origins of feeling a burden. Your thoughts regarding “people pleasers” and “narcissists” resonated with me and you explained it so well I can feel as I read that you really know what you are talking about 🙏🏽
Thank you Kat, I very much appreciate the feedback, this is what inspires me to keep creating more :) Please share with anyone you feel might benefit 💚