HEALTH● LOWAug 28 · Aug 28, 2026, 3:02 AM
Meg Josephson, psychotherapist: why we live seeking the approval of others and how to stop doing it
Clarín · global
Constantly seeking the approval of others can be a defense mechanism incorporated during childhood and reinforced by education and the social environment. Setting boundaries, learning to tolerate conflict, and letting go of responsibility for what others think are some steps to break this cycle.
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