people-pleaser , także: people pleaser

"I'm a people-pleaser by nature, so it helps me stay positive when I see other people happy as well."

Who knows, there may be another people-pleaser who will thank you for it.

Being a people-pleaser might make you popular at parties, but it probably isn’t doing much good for your waistline.

To know if you've crossed that fine line from kind to compulsive people-pleaser, pay attention to how you feel—in the moment and later.

I'm naturally a people-pleaser and am really averse to making people feel bad or angry.

As a people-pleaser, you feel controlled by your need to please others and virtually addicted to their approval.

I was a people-pleaser and it nearly killed me.”

Isn't it all right to be a people-pleaser?

For the organizers, the event proved a genuine people-pleaser.

“I’m a people-pleaser, so I’m going to have to get used to saying no.”

Those close to Nkemdiche describe him as a selfless people-pleaser who is not concerned with the spotlight.

Overeating at parties is sign you are a 'people-pleaser'

Gwathmey has never been much of a people-pleaser, but two recent projects take his work to new no-nonsensical lengths.

If you are a people-pleaser, you may well feel guilty when you even think about saying no to a request from another person.

Or, if you're really a people-pleaser (yup, that'd be me), try this.

He is a people-pleaser and lacks self-esteem, buying friends on eBay to attend his bachelor party.

Like the "nice guy," the "people-pleaser" will suppress their own needs in order to satisfy the perceived needs of others.

In person, Renner is quietly self-assured and polite, but not a clown or a people-pleaser.

We tried to make a real people-pleaser," said Mark Friszolowski, the wine maker.

de people-pleaser, you will know how central the concept of nice is to your identity.

Despite his auto-critique, he is more reflective than your average people-pleaser, pausing often to consider a question, struggling for the correct English.

Now you are stronger, wiser and finer in every way - more concerned with doing than dreaming and no longer a people-pleaser.

Lena Dunham has explained why she is no longer a people-pleaser and instead now firmly believes in saying 'no'.

I’m kind of a people-pleaser.

"I am a people-pleaser, though, and I tend to want to help, so I took the job on anyway," she said.