In your relationship, or other areas of your life generally, you may have demonstrated traces of excessive agreeableness before. In these periods, you’ve probably bent to the will of your superior/partner simply because you don’t want to get on their bad side.

If you’re not familiar with the term, some people might describe agreeableness as an abundance of empathy that allows one to crave social harmony. To put it more simply, being agreeable means that you often tilt in the direction of others so that you wouldn't step on any toes and you can maintain peace. It can be a good trait, depending on how you look at it. However, in reality, excessive agreeableness might do you more harm than good. How? Let’s find out.

You might be considered a weak pushover

When you’re constantly demonstrating signs of excessive agreeableness, it’s possible that your partner or colleagues will not be able to take you seriously, even when you’re serious. Now, you might want to think otherwise but just consider it for a second. You’re constantly bending to the will of other people. You never say what you want, and you always cave in an argument. In the end, everyone will probably consider you a pushover and might not even bother asking for your opinion any longer. Sadly, “everyone” could include your woman.

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