Why People Resent You for Helping Them
Have you ever helped someone, only to feel like they started treating you differently afterward? Sometimes help creates gratitude. Other times, it exposes pride, insecurity, dependence, or feelings of inferiority. In this video, I break down why certain people begin to resent the very person who supported them, and why good intentions do not always produce good relationships. Helping people is not the problem. The real issue is knowing when your support is appreciated and when it is creating resentment. Subscribe to 8:45 Perspective for more conversations about psychology, relationships, self-awareness, and human behavior.

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