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Six patterns of behavior and their lies.
Every self-abandonment behavior runs on one specific lie.
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The lie: Relief comes when this perfectionism project is completed.
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The lie: Saying no is hard and I'll create tension with people.
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The lie: You'll deal with it later.
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The lie: People disappoint me anyway so I'll avoid it.
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The lie: If I over give, people will love me.
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The lie: I can relax when everything is done.
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A lie doesn't stop working because you noticed it. It stops working when you prove it wrong.
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The Self-Abandonment Wheel: 6 patterns that run on a lie.
Every flavor of self-abandonment, from perfectionism to people-pleasing, starts with a story you tell yourself. And every story has the same structure: a promise that relief is coming, if you just keep going.
The research is clear:
Perfectionism: Self-critical perfectionism is a significant predictor of burnout. (PMID 26231736)
People-Pleasing: People-pleasing is significantly associated with lower mental well-being. (PMID 40312075)
Numbing: Emotional numbing predicts greater PTSD severity and functional impairment. (PMID 36586605)
Withdrawal: Loneliness is associated with elevated cortisol across multiple time scales. (PMID 19744794)
Pouring: Compassion fatigue is prevalent among helping professionals who over-extend. (PMID 31829113)
Control: Intolerance of uncertainty is a transdiagnostic driver of anxiety. (PMID 33299402)
A lie doesn't stop working because you noticed it. It stops working when you prove it wrong.
Which one is yours?
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