
One of the results of this diagnosis
The Reflexive 'I'm Fine'
Too little, on reflex, all for others
Your blunder is 'reflexively deferring and pulling your true feelings back.' The instant you're asked — 'I'm fine.'
So mindful of others that you reflexively defer or smile it off before you've even thought. There's kindness in not adding to their load — but you pull your true feelings back and regret 'I should've said it.' Inside: the truth about your 'reflexive deferring,' the moment of regret, how to practice voicing your wants, and the types you click with — all of it.
All types
💥 The Runaway Blurter Too much, on impulse, at your own pace
🫶 The Overzealous Helper Too much, on impulse, all for others
📚 The Delayed Debater Too much, saved up, on your own logic
🌀 The Endless Preface Too much, saved up, tiptoeing around them
🧂 The Curt Minimalist Too little, on reflex, at your own pace
😅 The Reflexive 'I'm Fine' Too little, on reflex, all for others
🌫️ The Silent Treatment Too little, saved up, at your own pace
🫧 The Swallow-and-Regret Too little, saved up, tiptoeing around them