5 Reasons Why Your KINDNESS Makes People NOT RESPECT You | Carl Jung

it is not a coincidence that you are here something inside you has pushed you to seek answers to make sense of what you have experienced and when you get to the end of this video everything will be incredibly clearer you are a kind helpful person always ready to help but then why do some treat you with condescension why is the respect you give not always returned you would expect your kindness to create deeper connections to be recognized and appreciated instead too often it seems to bring you the opposite effect you are ignored exploited or even

belittled it's not bad luck it's a precise Dynamic rooted in human psychology car Yung spoke of the shadow that hidden part of the mind that manifests itself in the most unexpected ways and one of these manifestations is precisely contempt for those who do not impose clear limits today you will discover the five reasons why your kindness can make you lose the respect of others and above all how to protect yourself without giving up who you are before we begin be sure to subscribe to the mental dose Channel and the telegram channel so you don't miss

the next videos on personal and spiritual growth and now let's begin the Kinder you are the more superficially people relate to you you try to be respectful understanding generous and yet there is always someone who seems to take you for granted ignore you or even exploit you you have been taught that being good means doing the right thing so why instead of receiving respect do you often find yourself treated as if you were of lesser value the answer is Simple Kindness is not always seen as a quality but often as an opportunity so here are

the five reasons why your being too kind has led you to be underestimated by those who have failed to recognize the true value of your generosity reason one boundless kindness is seen as weakness humans are wired to test boundaries if you are always available if you always say yes if you put other people's needs before your own without ever drawing a boundary some will begin to perceive you as manipulable in Psychology this phenomenon is called the benevolence exploitation effect if you don't set boundaries anyone can enter your emotional sphere and take what they want without

worrying about the consequences in many social and professional situations people are more likely to respect those who demonstrate a clear sense of all their own limitations on the other hand those who always appear available are perceived as someone they can count on without having to give anything in return this can result in your kindness being abused not necessarily after out of malice but because your constant presence reduces the perception of your value the solution is not to stop being kind but to learn to firmly Define your limits and communicate them clearly to others Yung said

that no one can have a clear conscience without knowing their Shadow when your kindness lacks boundaries you not only allow others to take advantage of it but you also give up the possibility of integrating your more assertive and conscious side the shadow is not only the set of repressed impulses but also the qualities that you do not recognize in yourself such as the ability to say no or to protect your space if you do not learn to balance your altruistic nature with healthy self-defense others will end up seeing in you someone they can use at

will rather than a person with their own Inner Strength reason two your kindness reflects the insecurities of others there are people who are not ready to receive kindness without suspecting an ulterior motive this is because your kindness acts as a mirror it exposes their inability to give without expecting anything in return those who have built an armor based on cynicism and mistrust perceive your authenticity as a danger your presence becomes a silent reminder that there is another way of life one in which not everything is based on calculation and interest but instead of welcoming this

awareness they prefer to reject it with indifference or contempt for some your generosity is a threat because it forces them to confront their own selfishness or unresolved wounds some people have had experiences that have led them to believe that every act of kindness has an ulterior motive or that the only way to survive is to distrust others their instinct is not to appreciate your altruism but to disparage it because that way they can keep their worldview intact in these cases their disdain has nothing to do with you but with their deepest insecurities and self-sabotage Yung

spoke of the Shadow as that hidden part of the psyche that contains everything we refuse to accept about ourselves when your kindness collides with someone who has repressed their ability to trust the result is an unconscious reaction of rejection your altruism becomes the reflection of what they have denied within themselves and instead of acknowledging it they project it onto you in the form of distrust or hostility this projection mechanism protects them from having to face their own insecurities but condemns them to a world view of distrust and fear reason three going against social norms creates

resistance we live in a society where toughness is often rewarded and competition is seen as the only path to success in this context a kind generous and respectful person can be perceived as an anomaly being good means not playing the game of ego and power it doesn't mean being naive but it means choosing not to conform to the toxic dynamics that many consider normal people are accustomed to a mentality based on quidd proquo the exchange of favors and convenience and when they encounter someone who acts without expecting anything in return their value system is challenged

some may interpret it as naivity While others may feel threatened by the fact that there is an alternative to their social norms this can lead to reactions of rejection sarcasm or exclusion because your presence itself becomes a challenge to the way they have always lived but the truth is that those who reject kindness do so because they are not ready to accept it in many cases it is not you who must change but this person who must mature the awareness that kindness is not a weakness but a conscious Choice Carl Jung argued that what you

resist persists and this is also true in social dynamics when you choose to be authentic in a world that rewards the mask of the ego you inevitably become a disturbance for those who are used to moving according to patterns of power and opportunism your kindness instead of being well welcomed can arouse hostility because it forces others to confront their own Shadows the parts of themselves that they have repressed or hidden behind the armor of competition before we look at the last two reasons I sincerely hope you are enjoying this video If so don't forget to

share it with anyone you think could benefit from it also if you want to support our Channel and our work I remind you that you can leave a donation by clicking the thank you button below the video we will be infinitely grateful and now let's continue reason for generosity is perceived as an invitation to sacrifice those who give without asking often find themselves in a role they never chose that of the person who always has to be there always listen always help and when you become the person who is always there others begin to believe

that you don't need anything the result you your needs Fade Into the background people start to take your presence for granted as if your time and energy were inexhaustible resources and as if you had superpowers this leads to a vicious circle the more available you are the more other people stop considering your needs a dynamic is created in which Your Role becomes that of constant support for those around you without anyone really caring about you this happens because your altruism is seen as a state able and unchangeable characteristic and people get used to receiving without

wondering if you need something in return the truth is that respect is not only achieved with kindness but also with the ability to say no you cannot be a pillar of support for someone if you do not protect yourself first learning to say I need time for myself or I can't this time does not mean being less generous or mean but simply respecting your own emotional balance Yung said that if a person wants to see the good in you they will see it if they want to see the bad they will see it and it

depends more on them than on you when you constantly offer yourself to someone without asking for anything in return you're not only giving help but you are also teaching this person how to treat you if you sacrifice yourself without ever expressing your needs those around you will end up believing that you have none the shadow of generosity is precisely this the risk of becoming invisible of existing only in function of what you can give but true altruism is not a nulling yourself it is knowing when to give without losing yourself in the process reason five

your unlimited availability nullifies the value of your goodness when something is always accessible it ceases to be appreciated and this also applies to people if those around you know that you are and will always be there ready to help without ever asking for anything in return they risk no longer seeing the value of your presence it is not a matter of becoming selfish but of remembering that goodness has a weight an emotional cost and must be offered consciously Carl Yung argued that the balance between light and Shadow is essential to living in harmony if you

give without measure without respecting your boundaries the risk is that your own goodness will turn into a source of suffering people tend to Value what is not always available if you are constantly ready to help your support becomes a habit not an appreciated gesture in the long run this can lead to feeling empty tired and maybe even resentful towards those who do not recognize your effort the solution is simple we must understand that generosity is valuable only only when it is given with awareness offering help does not mean having to be always available but choosing

when and to whom to give your support the true value of kindness lies in knowing how to manage it not in offering it unconditionally without receiving anything in return Yung argued that the balance between light and Shadow is essential to living in harmony if you offer your goodness without measure without respecting your boundaries and values you risk turning it into a source of suffering when a positive quality such as generosity is not balanced by awareness of one's Limits The Shadow takes over in the form of exhaustion resentment or devaluation by others true respect does not

come from being always available but from the ability to dose what you offer preventing your goodness from becoming invisible to the eyes of others and what about you have you ever felt taken for granted because of your kindness have you found a way to enforce your boundaries without giving up who you are share your experience with us in the comments and see you in the next video