The role you learned to play that made betrayal repeat

You weren’t betrayed because you were weak, naive, or not enough.
You were betrayed because you learned to survive by playing a role.

That role once protected you.
It helped you belong in your family.
Stay safe at work. Avoid conflict.
Be valued. Be chosen.

But over time, that same role began to cost you, your voice, your energy, your boundaries, and eventually, your trust.

Betrayal doesn’t only happen in romantic relationships. It happens in families, workplaces, institutions, friendships, and systems especially to women who learned to over-give, stay quiet, hold it together, or be “the strong one.”

This quiz reveals the survival role you unconsciously learned to play and how that role may be keeping betrayal on repeat.

This isn’t about blaming yourself.
It’s about understanding the pattern, so you can finally come back to yourself.