Mental abuse can make victims feel weak and vulnerable, fearing judgment if they reveal their experiences. Despite efforts to avoid appearing inferior, victims may struggle with broken self-confidence.
Number 7: Recklessness
Victims may become impulsive and reckless in decisions, driven by a fear of making choices that lead to further harm. This dependency on their abuser’s approval can cloud judgment.
Number 8: Irrationality
Mental abusers may distort victims’ logic, instilling destructive beliefs that lead to irrational behaviors and oversensitivity to criticism.
Number 9: Spitefulness
Victims may harbor grudges against their abuser, seeking eventual revenge for their mistreatment. This bitterness can affect relationships with others who may feel caught in the crossfire.
Number 10: Restlessness
Anxiety induced by narcissistic abuse can cause victims to behave restlessly, struggling to focus and displaying physical signs of unease. They may engage in repetitive behaviors like nail-biting or pacing, seeking to alleviate their inner turmoil.
Understanding these behavioral changes is crucial in supporting victims of narcissistic abuse. Seeking professional help is often necessary for healing and recovery from the psychological wounds inflicted by such abuse.
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