Being an eldest daughter, it means that they are held to a high level – whether it is academically, emotionally or socially. Parents and society often expect it to be an example for the younger siblings, to be successful and forced the family to be proud. This excess pressure may sometimes feel suffocating, which will lead to perfectionism and fear of failure. While this experience helps them grow into elastic and ambitious persons, they must also learn how to manage pressure, set personal goals beyond family commitments and make themselves mistaken.
