Characteristics of emotionally wounded girls

There are two characteristics of a girl who has been emotionally wounded:

The first type: summarize the lessons after the emotional injury, enter the door without being crushed, go out with a higher chest, stronger, and more confident.

The second type: after the emotional injury, the heart is fragile, sometimes fearful, the eyes seem helpless, physically and mentally exhausted, upset, very lost, and unconfident, these reflections take time and need to adjust the mentality to adjust.

In short, no matter who is hurt in the heart, it is necessary to adjust, this is a necessary process, adjust your mind to the point where you should be, only in this way can you calm down, do what you should do, and live a relaxed and happy life.

Her eyes have a story, and there will be a charm in her body, which will attract people. And her back will be lonely, and she will have a unique temperament, noble and independent.

In relationships, women who have been hurt often have these three characteristics.

The characteristics of emotional injury in girls are diverse, mainly including psychological and behavioral aspects. Psychologically, they may become particularly sensitive and vulnerable, to the point of being easily upset and dissatisfied in the face of other people's comments and criticisms about them. In addition, they may become very difficult to trust and be wary of what others say and behave because they are afraid of being hurt again.

In addition, they may feel guilty and guilty, believing that they are failures because they did not hold on well to their previous relationships.

Behavioural traits that may arise in girls with hurt feelings include social avoidance, reluctance to socialize with others, emotional isolation, irritability, and even aggressive behavior. They tend to avoid social activities, don't talk to others, and don't even respond to greetings.

In addition, they usually avoid any behavior that may lead to re-harm, such as contacting EX and attending events and gatherings that may arise for them. They feel tired inside, have difficulty communicating and communicating, and show conservative and even defensive behaviors in their relationships. They may also become more bad-tempered, dismissive of others' words and actions, and even use offensive words and actions to fight back against others.

In the face of the above characteristics, friends and family should give enough understanding and support. It takes time for them to repair their hearts, regain their self-confidence, and get back into life. This situation also reminds everyone to pay attention to the quality of their relationship, to choose their relationship partners carefully, and to avoid hurting others as much as possible.

1.Vulnerability: As a result of being emotionally hurt, these girls tend to be very alert, easily feel upset and hurt, and do not easily trust and accept the care and help of others.

2.Insecurity: Girls who have been hurt are often insecure, filled with fear and insecurity. Even if you love and understand each other, in many cases it takes an understanding to build a mental "security."

3.Independent and closed-minded: Injured girls are usually very closed and independent, more exposed and coincidental in the daily life of society, and although they will participate, they will not exude too much emotional dependence and emotional connection.

4.Prone to emotional ripple keystrokes: Traumatized girls may find it difficult and unskilled to emotionally engage and express themselves due to possible injuries experienced in the previous period. In addition, they are prone to excessive emotional reactions or emotional turmoil.

In general, emotionally wounded girls are often introverted, vulnerable, and in need of more attention and affection. It is necessary to clearly communicate and respect each other's feelings, slowly regain a sense of security, overcome emotional barriers, and start a new life. <>