Number 6: Depression.
Depression is a common yet hazardous disorder that has resulted in the loss of many lives. It’s genuinely a sensation of rage, grief, anger, and emptiness that cannot be explained. A narcissist’s involvement in depression is indifferent to other people’s feelings. They do not assist a person in coping with depression; somewhat, they degrade them. How long you were a narcissist whether at home or school is similar to other ailments stated above.
In friendships or romantic partnerships, the toxicity of these relationships may result in a large gosh of traumas in the heart that cannot be cured, causing depression. Remember that a person suffering from depression is unsafe. Some of them hide behind a pleasant, unproblematic countenance. Our words are as sharp as swords, so we must be attentive to the sentiments of others; whether we notice it or not, since their feelings are valid.
Number 7: Borderline personality disorder (BPD)
BPD is most common in the most toxic household, and some of the symptoms include unpredictable moods, anxiety, and worry. This sickness was created by narcissistic parents who abused their children for an extended period through emotional abuse, or in the worst-case scenario, sexual abuse. It is a person’s recurrent condom. For example, a person with a borderline personality abuses their children mistreated by their parents.
A person who felt mistreated by his parents and is in a relationship with a narcissist will share a destructive relationship. This will cause a person to be diagnosed with BPD, especially if the person has a condition of fear of abandonment. As a result, a narcissist will take advantage of that to purposely mislead the entire relationship and be exhausted by the problem of the person who is symptoms of BPD.
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Recommended: Healing from Hidden Abuse: A Journey Through the Stages of Recovery from Psychological Abuse.
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