Thursday, June 25, 2026
  • CONTACT US
  • PRIVACY
  • REPORT A STORY
ENTERTAINMENT — WITHIN NIGERIA
  • Home
  • Features
  • Entertainment
    • Celebrities
    • Celebrities Biography
    • E-News
    • Music
    • Nollywood
    • Opinion
    • Reality TV Shows
      • Big Brother Naija
      • Gulder Ultimate Search
  • News Picks
  • MORE
    • Gist
    • Articles
    • Videos
No Result
View All Result
ENTERTAINMENT — WITHIN NIGERIA
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Features
  • Entertainment
  • News Picks
  • MORE
[adinserter block="17"]

How childhood trauma made me a people pleaser – Nancy Isime

Adesina .O (Teekay) by Adesina .O (Teekay)
May 13, 2022
in Celebrities
Reading Time: 1 min read
A A
0
How childhood trauma made me a people pleaser – Nancy Isime

Nollywood actress and media personality, Nancy Isime, has opened up on how her childhood trauma turned her into a peoples’ pleaser.

Nancy Isime during a recent interview with fellow actress, Lilian Afegbai, disclosed that she didn’t get the attention she required as a child.

So when she grew, she started wanting people to like her.

However, the 30-year-old said that she had gotten to a point in her life when she no longer forced herself on anybody.

READ ALSO:

Davido’s newfound indifference to ‘Western validation’ — A marketing gimmick or a return to authentic African sound

‘I’m in pain’ – Portable cries out over poor streaming revenue, seeks Don Jazzy’s help

How men in military uniform brutally murdered my father – Skitmaker Caterefe

Seun Kuti, Wizkid standoff and the squabble over Fela’s legacy

She said, “I don’t force myself on anybody. I used to be a people pleaser but that came from childhood trauma.

“It came from childhood trauma where you’ll be looking for attention as a child and you didn’t get it.

“When you get older, you start waning people to like you. So even if it’s breaking you, even if you know that this person does not like you and has said sh*t about you, you think maybe they can change that minds.”

She further revealed that self love helped her to stop becoming a people pleaser.

“But learning to love myself and being intuitive helped me to heal from being a people pleaser,” the star actress said.

 

RelatedPosts

How Fame mirrors Power — Davido, Tinubu, and the art of soft dominance

Davido’s newfound indifference to ‘Western validation’ — A marketing gimmick or a return to authentic African sound

March 25, 2026
Portable vs Laide Bakare: How social media feuds keep singer viral

‘I’m in pain’ – Portable cries out over poor streaming revenue, seeks Don Jazzy’s help

March 17, 2026

Discussion about this post

ADVERTISEMENT
ENTERTAINMENT — WITHIN NIGERIA

WITHIN NIGERIA MEDIA LTD.

NEWS, MULTI MEDIA

WITHIN NIGERIA is an online news media that focuses on authoritative reports, investigations and major headlines that springs from National issues, Politics, Metro, Entertainment; and Articles.

Follow us on social media:

CORPORATE LINKS

  • About
  • Contacts
  • Report a story
  • Advertisement
  • Content Policy
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms
 
  • Fact-Checking Policy
  • Ethics Policy
  • Corrections Policy
  • CONTACT US
  • PRIVACY
  • REPORT A STORY

© 2022 WITHIN NIGERIA MEDIA LTD. designed by WebAndName

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Features
  • Entertainment
    • Celebrities
    • Celebrities Biography
    • E-News
    • Music
    • Nollywood
    • Opinion
    • Reality TV Shows
      • Big Brother Naija
      • Gulder Ultimate Search
  • News Picks
  • MORE
    • Gist
    • Articles
    • Videos

© 2022 WITHIN NIGERIA MEDIA LTD. designed by WebAndName