They say you’re “too much”—but what they really mean is: “You stopped playing small for my comfort.” Let them be uncomfortable. Let them go silent. Let them talk. You are not too much. You are finally enough for yourself. And that’s what threatens them. 🎤 Here are 3 assertive responses that shut this all the way down ⬇️ #YoureTooMuch #AssertiveAF #SelfRespectIsntTooMuch #harshtruth | The Postivity Xperience

READ ALONG TO PRACTICE YOUR ENGLISH: So in English, if you say to someone, "You're too much," it usually means you don't like the way they're acting. Maybe they are angry, or maybe they are just too energetic. A really good example of this would be if I was at the doctor's office, and I was in the waiting room, and one of my children was running around and yelling and shouting and just being crazy. I could say to that child, "Hey, stop it. "You're too much. "This isn't the right place to run aro