Unpacking Entitlement
Lindsey and Dr. Ramani delve into the concept of entitlement, highlighting how it stems from a belief of being special and the struggle to balance processing for oneself and others. They discuss the exhausting nature of overthinking and the safety behaviors that come with it, shedding light on the complexities of navigating relationships and self-identity.In this clip
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