Why do I keep saying yes when I want to say no?
Understanding the fears driving people pleasing and building healthy limits.
Quick Answer
People pleasing often protects against rejection or conflict. AINIQ helps you name the fear, script small “no” experiments, and replace approval-seeking with self-respect so you can set limits without losing connection.
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