Approval junkies: Always looking for validation

Many people perform actions for approval. Faith Sallie is no different. She has a message for those in society who seek affirmation from others, and "Sunday Morning" approves this message.

[march]

Thank you for making this video. Every video in YouTube is about "How to stop seeking validation from others/ peers? " In my head I'm like this is not what I asked for. I became curious about seeking validation because it's something that I see people do all the time from normal everyday people to celebrities. In conversations I see there's always someone in every group that the others look up to before saying something or approve of someone else action. And I become curious and ask myself why that is? And do I act like that too? My point is that we might think that others don't influence our behaviors, but that's far from the truth. I don't believe that there is a such thing as individuality. I think we all tend to looked up to others. It might be a friend, sibling, boss, or someone we idolize.

[susan]

I mean, I get it. But there's always going to be times where it's perfectly fine to not really give a shit.

[ilonamacdonaldsagittarius]

approval is not always good so I kind of Disagree!!

[beelbug]

What... This is supposed to something new...? Gtfoh