Many professional adults with ADHD don’t recognize themselves as people-pleasers. In fact, ADHD people pleaser traits are often masked by competence and high performance. They manage teams, households, and complex systems. But in close relationships, a different pattern emerges—over-accommodating, over-giving, and quietly overextended. For adults with ADHD, people-pleasing often develops early. Repeated feedback about being
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