Narcissistic Parents: Weird Mannerisms Their Abused Adult Children Have

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In this video, I talk about the mannerisms often seen in the abused adult children of narcissistic parents. Understanding this will help you recognize the lingering effects of their abuse and empower you to finally let go of these behaviors, so you can reclaim your true, authentic self.

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1. Apology reflex. 0:49
2. Avoidance of eye contact in arguments. 1:47
3. Selective mutism in groups. 2:18
4. Over explanation of simple decisions. 3:54
5. Being the fixer all the time. 4:50
6. Setting boundaries too late or not at all. 5:48
7. Getting easily reactive. 7:08
8. Feeling small or inflated. 8:10
9. Never operating from their true self. 9:50

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