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Have you always felt like you’re performing for love? What if your need to please others wasn't just a personality quirk, but a survival mechanism forged in the silent wars of childhood? This video unfolds the psychological journey of Aiden a boy whose hunger for his father’s approval taught him to trade his authenticity for acceptance, only to attract the very rejection he feared.

We’ll explore how childhood neglect plants the seed of fawn response where smiling becomes a shield, and “yes” feels like the only safe word. Discover why bullied children often remain stuck in cycles of selfsacrifice, trapped in what psychologists call externalized selfworth: believing they only matter when others say they do. We’ll trace how learned helplessness wires the nervous system to seek safety in appeasement, turning peoplepleasing into a prison that follows them into adulthood.

But this isn’t just a story about wounds. It’s about repair. Through principles of neuroplasticity and emotional unlearning, we’ll uncover how the bullied child can reclaim their voice not by seeking louder applause, but by daring to sit in their own quiet. Learn how to transform inherited patterns of neglect into resilience, how to rebuild selfworth from the inside out, and why true connection begins when we stop performing for love.

This is an invitation to anyone who’s ever felt that their kindness was mistaken for weakness, whose worth still feels tied to others’ approval. Join us as we move from the psychology of pleading to the power of presence and discover how the journey from the bullied child to the healed adult isn’t about changing who you are, but finally coming home to yourself.

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