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Catlover12350

629d

I just now realize that ever since I was younger, I'd say "I'm sorry" or "Sorry" a lot... I just thought it was normal, but now that I think about it, I feel like I annoy people just by saying that, even if I didn't do anything wrong... I really need to break the habit of saying "Sorry"/"I'm sorry" each time I think I do something wrong, but I don't know how...

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    • JadeBabe

      629d

      Same for real. I get told to stop apologizing

    • froggi.e

      629d

      ohmygod same. i never realized how much i do it until i started dating my now partner. he’s helped me a lot starting to break the cycle by asking me why i feel the need to apologize when i do and makes sure to give me affirmations so i know he’s not like attacking me or anything :)

    • Bec89

      629d

      Now that I’m in a place unsure of things in my life I am overly careful and apologize all the time. I was always told to stop apologizing as well I’m the past.

    • Ambier

      629d

      I was always told by my parents to stop apologizing.

    • JadeBabe

      629d

      Same for real. I get told to stop apologizing

    • Skittlemasterrawr

      629d

      I do that still It's a response to your anxiety and for me a trauma response because ei feel like I have to keep the family afloat now that I'm married not that my husband can't it's just I've always felt responsible even when I was little

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