1. Self-deprecation: They often doubt their own value and attractiveness and tend to belittle themselves.
2. Fear of rejection: They are extremely afraid of rejection or abandonment, so they may be afraid to express their true feelings or needs.
3. Dependence: Because of inferiority, they may rely too much on the recognition and care of others and ignore their independent value.
4. Doubt and distrust: They may be skeptical about the goodwill of others and think that others can't really like or love themselves.
5. Avoid emotional display: For fear of being hurt or rejected, they may avoid revealing their feelings and true hearts.
6. Mental stress: Persistent inferiority complex may lead to emotional instability and psychological stress.
7. Self-protection: In order to avoid injury, they may have reservations about their relationship and do not invest easily.
These mentalities often stem from lack of self-esteem and self-denial, which may be caused by early negative experiences or social pressure. For such people, understanding and patience are very important, and they can also be advised to seek psychological counseling or professional help to help them cope with their inferiority complex and improve their self-worth and self-confidence.