It's often said that women in love have zero IQ, but in reality, many women's EQ (emotional intelligence) can also decline significantly in relationships. If a woman's EQ and IQ are both negative in a relationship, she'll ultimately be the one who suffers! What are some signs of low EQ in women during courtship?
In relationships, women exhibit four signs of low emotional intelligence.
In relationships, women exhibit four signs of low emotional intelligence.
1. Over-investment
Wanting to be with him every single moment is a sign of low emotional intelligence. If a woman is too clingy, a man may lose interest and become annoyed. Furthermore, if a woman is overly invested in a relationship and seems too eager for her partner, he may not appreciate her as much. Therefore, women in relationships should know how to maintain a sense of mystery, give each other enough personal space, and avoid becoming overly involved.
2. Extremely willful
A man's kindness to you is not a reason for you to be willful and unreasonable. If you act like a princess because he can't satisfy your every whim, he will easily think you are being unreasonable. Over time, he will lose patience with you, and no matter how good a man is, he will be annoyed by you.
3. Too considerate
To please him, you care too much about his life, cooking, cleaning, and doing laundry for him. You want to give him everything you have, and you always give without thinking, believing that the more you give, the more you will receive. In fact, if a woman is too considerate to a man for a long time, he is likely to take your consideration for granted and not appreciate it.
4. Doesn't know how to give praise
If a man does a lot for you, and instead of praising him, you criticize him for things he didn't do well, he's likely to feel annoyed. Women should appropriately praise or encourage a man's efforts, as this will make him feel satisfied and motivate him to do the next task.
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