4. Has a hard time having social interactions and trusting others
When a person grows up in a tense environment characterized by manipulation and other mental abuse, it leaves a mark on the person. Some parents may not have been able to give their child the support he or she needed, and in another case, a person may live in a family where he or she feels that he or she must always be on guard. Subsequently, it is difficult to get rid of the feeling of always having to be in this state. Over time, one may develop difficulties in trusting and opening up to others.
Attachment problems are difficult. By constantly seeing and experiencing physical and emotional abuse, mistreatment, and neglect, they form their image of relationships. These people may not understand what a healthy, benevolent bond between people looks like. Unconsciously, they always expect their partners to overreact, be demanding, blame them for something, or disappoint them.
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