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The Psychology of People Who Cut Everyone Off

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Published Sep 16, 2026, 7:10 PM · 4w ago

George Knows Why
George Knows Why
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You see their name light up on your screen, look at it for a second, and put the phone face down without a second thought. No guilt. No spiral. Just quiet. In this video I break down the real psychology behind people who cut others off — polyvagal theory and why your nervous system shifts into protection mode on its own, the difference between walls built from fear and boundaries built from self-awareness, and why the peace you feel might be the most accurate signal you've ever had. If you've ever wondered whether something's wrong with you for walking away, this explains exactly what's actually happening. I'm George, and this is George Knows Why — breaking down the psychology behind why we do what we do. 🔔 Subscribe for more deep dives every week. #Psychology #PsychologyFacts #CuttingPeopleOff #Boundaries #Mindset #SelfAwareness #PersonalGrowth #ProtectYourPeace
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