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People Pleasing I Conditional Love I Inner Child I Childhood Trauma I Indian Families I Over Apologizing I Self Worth I Healing I Boundaries I Mental Health I Conscious Parenting I Generational Trauma I Therapy I Codependency I Emotional Wellness I Authentic Relationships I Indian Parenting I Survival Mode I Riri Trivedi I People Pleasing Habits
In Indian families, parents are God — and God doesn’t make mistakes. Papa scolded you for no reason, but you said sorry. Mummy insulted you in front of everyone, but you were told “you must have done something.” That pattern sat inside you. Now, in every relationship, when something goes wrong, you apologize first — even when it isn’t your fault.
In this video, I explain why this isn’t a personality trait, it’s a childhood programming pattern designed to keep the peace at any cost — and what you can do to start recognizing and breaking it.

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