Some people just want to please others. They will do most anything to be accommodating . It is just their nature. They derive sincere pleasure from being amenable and giving. They go out of their way to do for others all that they can. Very often no unkind words come from them. I think they subscribe to the belief that they are on the planet to make a difference in the lives of others.
Then, I do think there are those who are too nice and too passive simply because they believe it will make others like them. They agree with what I say when it is just the two of us and then when someone else is around they agree with what they say even if it is the opposite of what they just agreed to a few minutes earlier. I have known a few people like this.
It is not for me to judge however why someone is too nice or too passive I of course am not in their head so do not actually know why they do it.
Many of us develop certain coping mechanisms as a result of childhood experiences. This is entirely unconscious and often imprinted by the age of 7 or even younger. Children learn to suppress their feelings or try to please everyone around them because that's the way they believed they had to act in order to survive. Often, these coping mechanisms carry into adulthood.
by Brian L. Powell 13 years ago
What do women mean by "You are too nice?"It's always in connection with the "I am not interested in dating you" talk. Most of my life, I have interpreted this as meaningless phrase. I think the women were just trying to be nice; and, failing miserably. I am...
by Alaina Smith Cain 12 years ago
Why are men so mean to women?All the men I meet seem to have some sort of attitude problem. Are there anymore nice men out there or have the whole "too nice" theory killed any chance of ever finding a gentleman?
by pmorries 12 years ago
Can a person be too nice for his/her own good?Do nice gals and guys finish last? What are your thought on the subject?
by wrenfrost56 15 years ago
Once I got dumped for being too nice at the time I thought it was a weird thing to say. However as I'm getting older (and more sceptical) I'm thinking maybe you can be too nice. Maybe it's seen as a bit creepy. Was just wondering if anyone else had any thoughts on this.
by dabeaner 13 years ago
Why are people too lazy to type out "you" instead of "u"? Why are people too lazy to use the..."Shift key" to capitalize the initial letter of sentences and "I" instead or "i"?
by Jonas 12 years ago
Why is being nice to other people looked as something weak by some people?
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