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What drives a person toward self-sabotage?

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steelangler10 steelangler10 Newcomer
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#41 ·
Nikol said:but, shy people always seem to be making excuses for themselves, constantly apologizing...

it basically boils down to the fact that self-humiliation isn't even a thing—it all just depends on how you perceive yourself

I actually think it's the other way around. Self-humiliation is very real. It’s impossible for someone to
actually belittle you unless you've already handed them the permission to do so—so, in that sense, there's no such thing as being "humiliated."
Andrew Garcia3 Andrew Garcia3 Newcomer
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#42 ·
Is this just straight-up masochism?
northernangler17 northernangler17 Member
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#43 ·
It's mostly just FEAR. That’s the whole foundation right there.

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