Number 9: Spiteful.
Mental abuse is an awful experience. A victim’s spiteful behavior is a natural response to the ill deeds of the abuser. Victims tend to take note of their awful experiences to amass grudges against their abuser. Hoping that one day tables will turn, and revenge will be theirs.
The time to serve vengeance and justify their awful experience will come, especially for narcissists who act as if they are supporting. If you are a victim, you will get tired of always catering to their wishes, tired of them treating you like a low-born person.
So, you want to make them bend on their knees and snatch that supremacy from them. Unable to achieve this revenge towards the narcissist will result in a spiteful nature. Victims unconsciously pour this rage into the people surrounding them.
Number 10: Unsettled.
Calming people who experienced mental abuse from narcissists is tricky. The anxiety brought to them by the narcissist makes them behave unsettlingly acting sort of jumpy or fidgety on things. Victims have trouble staying still; they cannot seem to focus their attention and are constantly distracted.
It could be that they are bombarded with too many negative thoughts. Overthinking too much of the things that have never even happened. So, they channel such thoughts and fidgets to somehow make it bearable if not better.
Other times, victims develop mannerisms due to this unsettled behavior, like biting their nails, rocking their feet, and tapping their fingers on tabletops. There might be people you know who have dealt with or have been currently dealing with mental abuse from narcissists.
Behavioral change is a typical response to mental abuse. Learning the above behavioral change could help victims heal. The best way is to consult a professional for experienced help.
Read More: Top 10 Signs a Person Has Been Mentally Abused
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