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💛The fawn response typically develops as a coping mechanism in response to trauma. When a child or adults natural fight or flight responses are ineffective or dangerous, they may learn to “fawn” as a way to survive. If this occurs in childhood, this pattern can persist into adulthood, leading to a habitual way of interacting with the world. Here are some signs of being stuck in the fawn response: 🌱 Prioritizing others’ comfort to feel safe. 🙇‍♂️ Overly pleasing others, neglecting your need... Flight Or Flight Response, Signs Of Fawning, Healing Fawn Response, Fawning Response Healing, Fawn Response Healing, Fawning Response, Fawn Response, Ocd Thoughts, Pleasing Others

💛The fawn response typically develops as a coping mechanism in response to trauma. When a child or adults natural fight or flight responses are ineffective or dangerous, they may learn to “fawn” as a way to survive. If this occurs in childhood, this pattern can persist into adulthood, leading to a habitual way of interacting with the world. Here are some signs of being stuck in the fawn response: 🌱 Prioritizing others’ comfort to feel safe. 🙇‍♂️ Overly pleasing others, neglecting your…

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Lexy Florentina Borja | Somatic Experiencing on Instagram: "The fawn response is deeply embedded in our society because it is the most praised and accepted response   To always be smiling, to always be happy, to always be easy going, to always be agreeable, to always be nice, to never have preferences.   This is highly praised in our culture - especially for women.   And we learn this early on when we’re forced to sit still and we’re graded for our ability to be contained with a smile on our face all day long at school.   So it makes sense that it’s so damn hard to step out of this response. I know it is for me.   Working with our impulse to fawn begins with attuning to the glimmer or spark of desire, resistance, preference or impulse for something other than saying “yes” when we we want t Fawning Response, Fawn Response, Somatic Experiencing, Always Be Happy, I Know It, Easy Going, Make Sense, Always Be, No Response

Lexy Florentina Borja | Somatic Experiencing on Instagram: "The fawn response is deeply embedded in our society because it is the most praised and accepted response To always be smiling, to always be happy, to always be easy going, to always be agreeable, to always be nice, to never have preferences. This is highly praised in our culture - especially for women. And we learn this early on when we’re forced to sit still and we’re graded for our ability to be contained with a smile on our…

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