Being the eldest daughter means being held to a high standard— whether academically, emotionally, or socially. Parents and society often expect her to be the role model for younger siblings, be successful, and make the family proud. This undue pressure can sometimes feel suffocating, leading to perfectionism and fear of failure. While these experiences help them grow into resilient and ambitious individuals, they also need to learn how to manage pressure, set personal goals beyond family obligations, and allow themselves the grace to make mistakes.
