Childhood trauma.

Most women with an inferiority complex had problems with their father in childhood: he could pay attention to the girl's shortcomings and make incorrect remarks, he was stingy with emotions and showing warm feelings for his daughter. Relations with the mother also affect, because she is an example for a girl to follow. Another mistake in raising girls is when parents laugh at their daughter's imperfections or try to improve something, which in the end also turns into psychological trauma. The girl constantly focuses on her own shortcomings, and pushes her virtues into the background. She does not accept herself, just as they did not accept her and her feelings in childhood.