"Before you rush to save someone, make sure you’re not messing with their karma."
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"Before you rush to save someone, make sure you’re not messing with their karma."
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Summary
In this episode of Sorry Soul, host Miss Shae explores the complexities of the saviour complex, discussing why we feel compelled to help others and when that help may actually be harmful. She delves into the signs that indicate we may be overstepping boundaries and offers practical steps for stepping back without guilt. The conversation emphasizes the importance of recognising personal limits and allowing others to learn from their own experiences.
Takeaways
- We often think we can fix others due to the saviour complex.
- Emotional investment can trap us in unhealthy dynamics.
- Helping can sometimes lead to enabling negative behaviors.
- Recognizing when our help is actually hurting is crucial.
- We should respect others' journeys and allow them to learn.
- Setting boundaries is essential for our own well-being.
- Support should not come at the cost of our own mental health.
- Letting go of the need to save is not abandonment.
- It's important to focus on our own growth and healing.
- Some lessons are meant to be learned through experience.
Keywords
saviour complex, helping others, karma, emotional investment, boundaries, self-care, personal growth, toxic relationships, support, mental health
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