Seeking Validation: Constantly seeks approval or love from partners to feel valuable, often feeling unworthy without external affirmation.
Fear of Abandonment: May cling to relationships or tolerate unhealthy dynamics due to a deep fear of being left or rejected.
Over-Supportive: Tends to over-give or prioritize others’ needs to avoid being seen as a "letdown," leading to resentment or burnout.
Avoids Conflict: Shies away from confrontation, internalizing issues or blaming themselves, which can lead to unresolved tensions.
Self-Sabotage: May unconsciously push partners away or create drama, reinforcing feelings of being unlovable or inadequate.

Struggles with Confidence: Feels unable to meet expectations, often procrastinating or avoiding opportunities due to fear of failure.
People-Pleasing: Overworks or takes on extra tasks to gain approval from colleagues or bosses, feeling compelled to prove worth.
Self-Doubt: Questions their abilities even when competent, leading to missed promotions or reluctance to take on leadership roles.
Avoids Recognition: Downplays achievements or feels uncomfortable with praise, believing they don’t deserve it.
Burnout Risk: Pushes too hard to compensate for perceived inadequacies, leading to stress or exhaustion.

Neglects Self-Care: Prioritizes others’ needs or external goals over personal health, leading to physical or mental health decline.
Stress-Related Issues: Chronic feelings of worthlessness or inability manifest as physical symptoms like fatigue, pain, or inflammation.
Over focusing on Symptoms: Worries about health issues often looking to get attention through them. Always something bothering them.
Emotional Suppression: Bottles up emotions like guilt or shame, which can disrupt energy flow (meridians) and cause ailments.
Self-Sabotaging Habits: May engage in unhealthy behaviors (e.g., poor diet, lack of exercise) as a reflection of low self-worth.

Chronic Emptiness: Feels unfulfilled or disconnected and dissatisfied with life, chasing external achievements to fill an inner void without lasting satisfaction.
Fear-Driven Decisions: Makes choices based on avoiding loss or failure rather than pursuing joy or passion, leading to a mechanical life.
Lack of Hobbies: Struggles to identify personal interests or enjoy leisure, as life revolves around proving value or avoiding worthlessness.
Zoned-Out Existence: Lives in a "secondhand" reality, distracted by thoughts of past failures or future anxieties, missing the present moment.
Resistance to Change: Stays stuck in familiar patterns of loss or inability, feeling safe in discomfort rather than risking growth.