Winnipeg Free Press
👤 FP Newspapers (independent local)
📍 MB
May 19, 2026
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Why aim to please those who loved you least?
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Article Excerpt
Why aim to please those who loved you least?
May 19, 2026
We’ve all heard that it’s best to make friends with people who will love us for who we are and accept us exactly as we are—our quirks, our flaws, the messy half-eaten muffin on the table. And yet, sometimes the hardest people to please end up being those who do love us most.
Think about your closest friend or family member. The one who knows you inside out. They know every quirk and flaw, and they still accept you. These are the ones who truly understand you. But have you ever stopped to think about why we often feel compelled to win …
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