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Doormats may rationalize their behavior as taking the "moral high ground," hoping their partner will eventually reciprocate the kindness, but this often results in the partner becoming even less considerate. Strategies to Reclaim Autonomy

A deep-seated desire to be liked can lead individuals to say "yes" to everything, even when they feel bullied or resentful. Impact on Relationships 9 : She's a Doormat

Constantly forgiving unfair treatment can erode a person's self-respect and clarity about their own self-concept. Doormats may rationalize their behavior as taking the

Calling someone a "doormat" is an informal criticism used to describe a person who allows others to treat them poorly without defending themselves. It often refers to someone who is perceived as "too nice," putting others' needs before their own to a self-detrimental degree. The Psychology of Being a "Doormat" Calling someone a "doormat" is an informal criticism

Many people are "trained" into this behavior during childhood, perhaps needing to be the "good child" to avoid punishment or disapproval.