In relationships, ‘good girls’ often fall into patterns that stem from a desire to be seen as accommodating, selfless, and the ideal partner.

However, these behaviors can lead to an imbalance in the relationship, affecting their happiness and fulfillment. Here are some common mistakes to be aware of:

Many ‘good girls’ avoid asking for help, favors, or emotional support in a bid to appear independent or low-maintenance. This can lead to a one-sided relationship where their needs are consistently unmet.

It’s crucial to remember that asking for what you need isn’t a sign of weakness; it’s a part of healthy communication and relationship dynamics.

In an effort to be seen as understanding and forgiving, some may tolerate behaviors that cross personal boundaries or disrespect their values.