Psychology says women who are the “strong ones” in their family carry a specific and often invisible type of exhaustion |
For many families, there is one woman everyone turns to when life becomes complicated. She remembers birthdays, settles disputes, absorbs worries, offers advice, checks on relatives, and somehow keeps everything moving forward. From the outside, she appears resilient, dependable, and emotionally steady. Yet psychology suggests that constantly occupying this role can come at a high…
