7 Surprising Habits Women Develop When They’ve Always Felt Invisible—What Psychology Reveals
Let’s unpack some of these behaviors that can emerge from not feeling seen early in life.
1. People-pleasing takes center stage
Have you ever caught yourself accepting invitations you dread or agreeing with opinions that aren’t your own just to keep the peace?
This tendency often takes root in childhood. When we don’t feel seen, we might equate worth with being “the good girl.”
I’ve heard clients say, “If I don’t make everyone happy, they’ll lose interest in me.”
That’s a hallmark of not feeling recognized as a child.
