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People Pleaser

  • Lit Liz
  • Jan 3
  • 1 min read

Updated: 9 hours ago

You won’t see me,

unless I do enough.

But, enough isn’t a solid accomplishment.

It’s a moving goal post,

stretching me father and farther

from myself.


Because I’m never enough

when I find myself

pinned to other people’s needs.

I stretch into the ethereal,

thin as wedding lace,

easy to tear.


When enough is never enough,

I snap back

like a worn rubber band,

smacking myself smartly,

gathering my entrails,

stuffing them back in me.


But, now there’s no one’s goals to lasso…


What do I do alone?

What do most people do alone?

What do non-people pleasers do?

How do they live

fulfilled and peaceful

without another being

giving them kudos?

Is there a way

to transform

from a people pleaser

into a self-pleaser

and feel at ease?


A woman reaching out toward the audience. A distant, blurry goal post in the background, symbolizing the unattainable nature of external validation and the sense of never being "enough."
Image created using AI art generator Night Cafe Studio.

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