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The Psychology of People Who Apologize for Existing

📝 DESCRIPTION: ─────────────── You apologize before you even realize why. For taking space. For having needs. For existing. This video explores the psychology of people who apologize for existing — not as a habit, but as a learned survival response. If you’ve ever felt like your presence needs permission, this was made for you. Over time, apologizing becomes automatic. A reflex. A way to stay safe in rooms where being visible once felt risky. In this video, we gently unpack how chronic apologizing forms, what it costs you emotionally, and why it’s not a personality flaw. It’s adaptation. You’ll hear about quiet exhaustion, emotional self-monitoring, and the loneliness that comes from making yourself smaller than you really are. Have you ever noticed how often you apologize when nothing is actually wrong? Or how hard it feels to take up space without guilt? This isn’t about forcing confidence or changing overnight. It’s about awareness. Softness. And understanding why your nervous system learned this pattern in the first place. Let this sit with you. Watch until the end. And if something resonates, you’re welcome to share your thoughts below. You’re not alone in this.