7 Signs of Narcissistic Abuse Syndrome

7 Signs of Narcissistic Abuse Syndrome. Are you wondering if you or someone you know might be affected by Narcissistic Victim Syndrome? In this video, we Explain the key signs and symptoms of NVS, We discuss how victims may develop anxiety, depression, and even post-traumatic stress as a result of the continuous emotional turmoil inflicted by a narcissist. Additionally, we cover the behavioral patterns and manipulative tactics used by narcissists to control and exploit their victims, including gaslighting, love-bombing, and devaluation. By recognizing these signs, you can begin to identify and understand the impact of narcissistic abuse on yourself or others.

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[mikesmith]

This is what I experience but instead of getting any apologies especially sincere apologies from these kinda individuals I have to apologize instead especially if they abused me mentally they're always the victim and act as if they're perfect . I have trouble trusting people because of the trauma and gaslighting . Find myself in deep pain especially in my stomach. I have deep depression, anxiety, diabetes, headaches, earaches, ed, insomnia yes the smear campaigns n gangstalking. Been framed by narcissistic father he has fsad he puts on . If people only knew the actual him or maybe they do but doesn't care or getting paid to harm me .

[lindac]

NVS, huh? It sounds like something made up by narcissists.
I've seen narkys do a lot of damage to perfectly good people, and even cause death.
But I've never seen one do much good,
for anyone except him or her self.

[jpiz]

I would like to know more about a specific aspect of mirroring. It took me a while to catch on to it but when I did I started testing it out. I don’t have this extravagant vocabulary but I have been told I use a lot of uncommon words. Well I notice my ex would start using them but throwing them back at me? For instance I would say “you have been berating me for hours” never in the 5 years together had she ever said that word but after that first time I said it the next fight we were in she would use it as if I was doing it. We would fight so often I started using more uncommon words I know I had never heard her say and it happened again and again. It got to the point I would say something in the wrong context or even look up synonyms just to mix it up and sure enough it was right back at me.