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Being kind is praised. Being helpful is encouraged.
But Carl Jung warned that unchecked goodness can become a form of self-destruction.

In this video, we explore the dark side of goodness through Jungian psychology — revealing 5 types of people who do NOT deserve your help, no matter how compassionate you are.

Helping the wrong people doesn’t heal them — it drains you.

You’ll discover:

Why some people subconsciously reject growth

How “helping” can enable unconscious manipulation

The psychological shadow behind chronic self-sacrifice

Why Jung believed boundaries are an act of self-respect

How to protect your energy without guilt

If you’ve ever felt exhausted from being “too nice,” this video will change how you see kindness forever.

⚠️ This is not about cruelty — it’s about psychological maturity.

⏱️ Timestamps

00:00 – The Hidden Danger of Being “Too Good”
01:05 – Carl Jung on the Shadow of Kindness
02:18 – Type 1: The Chronic Victim
04:02 – Type 2: The Energy Drainer
06:00 – Type 3: The Manipulative Dependent
08:11 – Type 4: The Unconscious Saboteur
10:06 – Type 5: The One Who Refuses Responsibility
12:08 – Why Helping Can Become Harmful
13:42 – Jung’s Warning About Self-Sacrifice
15:10 – The True Meaning of Compassion
16:38 – How to Help Without Losing Yourself

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