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How do you handle saying "no" to commitments without feeling guilty?

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The society makes it look like saying No to someone makes you a bad person. The other time a friend was asking to lend her some money, immediately I said No, she tagged me bad on social media. I realize that trying to please everybody is the fastest way to go bankrupt. So, I don't hesitate to say No sometimes. What about you?

I'm one person that can't hide my feelings when things don't add up for me I don't commit. I run away from people that I know can pressured me. I can easily say No as I owe nobody such commitment.

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