Firstborn daughters often face higher rates of relationship failures and this is due to what experts term the "eldest daughter syndrome,". Experts have attributed these failures to their inability  to  detach from taking on excessive responsibility, caretaking, and perfectionism early in life. This in turn often leads to boundary issues, intense anxiety, and a tendency to attract partners who require nurturing, ultimately creating burnout and resentment. We are in conversation with Relationship and Transformation coach, Mamanese Mathule. 

<p dir="ltr">Firstborn daughters often face higher rates of relationship failures and this is due to what experts term the "eldest daughter syndrome,". Experts have attributed these failures to their inability&nbsp; to&nbsp; detach from taking on excessive responsibility, caretaking, and perfectionism early in life. This in turn often leads to boundary issues, intense anxiety, and a tendency to attract partners who require nurturing, ultimately creating burnout and resentment.&nbsp;We are in conversation with Relationship and Transformation coach,&nbsp;Mamanese Mathule.&nbsp;</p>

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