What was odysseus' weakness?

Odysseus' primary weakness was his hubris, or excessive pride, which often led him to make reckless decisions. For instance, after blinding the Cyclops Polyphemus, he taunted him, revealing his identity and provoking the wrath of Poseidon. This arrogance resulted in prolonged hardships for him and his crew during their journey home. Additionally, his curiOSity sometimes led him into dangerous situations, as seen when he stopped to listen to the Sirens despite knowing the risks.