-A good chunk of them commit suicide.
-Another chunk of them struggle with health issues as their body deteriorates from stress and brain trauma from abuse.
-All of them will have depression and anxiety. They will likely be medicated or have an active addiction in addition to their trauma bond and addiction to abuse.
-They will struggle with their children as their children also develop personality disorders.
-They will have numerous breakdowns.
-Due to the narcissist projecting their true self onto the victim to steal the victim’s good qualities for their mask, the victim will feel everything that the narcissist’s real self feels and needs to be rid of: they will feel unlovable, jealous, insecure, angry, empty, and unable to survive alone.
-Some of them will find the inner strength to leave, take the time to heal, re-examine their childhood and past trauma, and learn true self love.
-They will take back all the love, joy, happiness, and ambition that the narcissist tried to steal for his mask. They will achieve their goals and the narc will stalk their social media and feel jealous and small.
-They’ll look back on that marriage and cringe, finally able to see how much better they are than their spouse.
-They’ll become the Phoenix: they burn to emerge stronger.