Why You Feel Obligated To Do Things And Project Expectations
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In this episode, I delve into the reasons behind why you often feel obligated to do things and how these obligations can lead to projecting expectations onto others. From societal norms to early childhood influences by caregivers, I will explore the various sources of these obligations and how they can shape our behaviors. Additionally, we discuss how feelings of responsibility, especially inherited from parents, can further contribute to this cycle. Join me as we uncover the psychology behind these feelings of obligation and expectation projection.
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