If that person you thought was real, was real, you wouldn’t be thinking of leaving them. Just remember that.
@MichaelSkinner-e9j8 сағат бұрын
My guess is their behavior would be such that you would just go the other way because it’s toxic
@detjaggillar80818 сағат бұрын
🎯
@jessmacc-5048 сағат бұрын
This.
@SherryTomlinson-r2y7 сағат бұрын
The narcissist is fake and real good at being fake..
@eniggma93537 сағат бұрын
amen.
@FaithfulandTrue7776 сағат бұрын
We feel soul pain, we hurt to our core - yet we are blamed & misunderstood. No more!
@ChiChi13_2 сағат бұрын
Absolutely 💯
@SherryTomlinson-r2y8 сағат бұрын
That sums it up for me. In a narc relationship, love means becoming what they want.
@alter-ego-unoСағат бұрын
Or *trying* to become what they want ----------- an impossible task because nobody can meet their expectations by filling their emptiness.
@Anoppinion3 сағат бұрын
Tha saddest part is a life not lived… too occupied to fix their drama, not make them jealous, angry, constantly adapting or ending my own plans….. sabotaging my own life 💔 Thank you Dr Ramani. This could have gone on forever. At 51 I have started on my life,again, but this time - better equipped ❤
@nicoleneal43296 сағат бұрын
Being in a narcissist relationship feels like a full-time job of proving your worth. When they reject you, it feels like you just got fired from a job you needed to survive. There's this feeling of homelessness.
@bereal65905 сағат бұрын
I agree with your comment as well 😊 a deep fear I had growing up is when my mother withdrew from me and that sinking feeling of fear in the pit of my stomach like you've nothing to anchor you and keep you safe. Funny thing is she didn't keep me safe but as a child that didn't dawn on me!
@nicoleneal43295 сағат бұрын
@bereal6590 that's 100% the feeling. And exactly how I feel with my narcissistic mother. You feel unsafe with them and unsafe without them.
@elizabethhoeppner88815 сағат бұрын
Yep
@MM-gk5of5 сағат бұрын
The 3 replies, so far, have totally validated me.
@mylord46795 сағат бұрын
If I was getting an hourly wage for all the time I'd tried to convince my narc to love me, I'd have enough money to leave them 🙄
@kathryncothern34338 сағат бұрын
No sadness EVER about leaving!!! Best decision I made for myself. ❤
@leahsiblerud95374 сағат бұрын
Write it down. When they invalidate you, avoid every direct question or request you make, gaslight you, all of it…..WRITE IT DOWN. I promise you will quickly forget the extent of all of the bad stuff they do. Writing it down will greatly help you as you try to leave and start questioning yourself.
@RichardGomes-c2i2 сағат бұрын
The last thing you should ever do is tell someone that you will try to be the person they want you to be. Find someone who doesn’t gas light , do your best to have an honest back and forth . There is no way to find happiness with someone who tells you they never do anything wrong … I wasted a lot of time trauma bonded to someone who couldn’t see past her own feelings . It’s still taking time to find myself , but I just want to be healthy ,present ,and firm in my belief that happiness comes from within. Fix yourself ,you can’t fix anyone else .
@kathyjustice13086 сағат бұрын
If there ever was such a thing as a guardian angel of truth, that would be you Dr Ramani. To me truth is the ultimate kindness in this world of challenges. You are a light in the darkness. Thank you for all you do.
@MM-gk5of5 сағат бұрын
Here Hear 🇬🇧
@JohannaVanDreumel2 сағат бұрын
Bless you Dr Ramani for ALL the time and education you freely give to so many, EMPOWERING us with knowledge. I now understand after being 6 yrs free of Narcissistic abuse, IT,s NOT ME. I was knocking on Gods Door,(6ft under) initially thinking why am I not enough.
@aprilwilcox50657 сағат бұрын
That line really hit me now that I'm out....the sad from the relationship was never ending.....the sad from ending the marriage can and will end. I still have occasional moments of sadness but at least it has become far and few between and doesn't last long
@bereal65907 сағат бұрын
Feeling Guilt and that you're being disloyal, despite their many emotional put downs, psychological eviscerations and multiple paper cut betrayals of your true self. My mother a covert married another malignant covert yet if he triggers her I get "you're just like your father"! Her pain is worse than mine each and every time. There is no room for my pain yet the conditioning from birth still leaves that bitter taste of being disloyal.
@nicoleneal43296 сағат бұрын
1000%
@mariagill71298 сағат бұрын
Emotional journey pauses at a point where you realises that you don't want to know more and more about NPD instead you learn more and more about yourself and who you are, why are you like that what you value and what you ready to let go. External factors seems minors when internal production is in progress.
@WithAnEss3 сағат бұрын
Yesss! Exchange the focus to healing yourself and learn from the experience rather than dwell on the NPD of the abuser.
@redlikewineagain6977 сағат бұрын
Dr. Ramani, this was so insightful. And you're right that having support is what can really be the key to moving on from a narcissistic relationship. Support without judgment or shame. When I broke up with my long-time narcissistic boyfriend a long time ago, my mother really helped me. She encouraged me and validated me all the way through it. She was so proud of me when I moved on with my life. (I had returned to school to get my graduate degree). She died when I was 35. I wish she would have lived to see that I married a good man at age 38. I hope somehow she knows. Thank you for this teaching ♥
@kellyp43777 сағат бұрын
Bang on you hit the nail on the head! Sad, depressed, lonely with them sad depressed, lonely without them Life seems empty either way
@20jayabhat3 сағат бұрын
it's like touching something so bad that you will never be the same person again, after that touch.. even if you leave them.. you will nvr b the same u were before u met them..
@sharonkennedycroft8 сағат бұрын
I’m struggling with this right now. Thank you Dr Ramani
@TheGnome28808 сағат бұрын
2yrs ago,my mother asked me to move to KY to help her and for companionship. I did, and gladly became the live in maid, cook, landscaper and purse. But that wasn't enough for her. She demanded I pay rent, and complained that I cleaned 'too much' even though at least 3 of her 5 dogs regularly pissed on the new carpet for which I had paid. She kicked me.out of her house in early November. I am currently living in a nearby RV park, planning everything to move back to Oregon. I am waiting until February, when my brother will come down to live with her.
@Aquarius2855 сағат бұрын
How can i move without money in other country ?I am in this situation...
@karenlovato44478 сағат бұрын
I ended a narc relationship 20 years ago. I took my 14 yr old daughter, left him & divorced him. He abused both of us. I told him if I stayed with him one more day I would lose my mind. He kept saying "You'll be back." It was the scariest thing I've ever done in my life. I did not go back. We found our way through some very rough patches & struggled but today are healthy and only have positive relationships. Yesterday I heard from estranged son (daddys golden child) that he was in hospital needed surgery and could die. I don't know how to feel. He put us through so much I was married 28 yrs. It's bringing back painful memories for me & both my daughters. I couldn't sleep, I want to cry. I don't understand. We live in same town. He is still in hospital. My oldest daughter says she is bitter. We all feel angry I think. I'm going to spend time with daughters today. We need each other. I don't understand our feelings. I think our son thinks we will come see him or help w/ recovery. We can't deal with that. Although he was treated well he knows the harm that was done. Can you help me understand?💜
@user-sx9hq7qwert7 сағат бұрын
My Ndad died of Stage 4 pancreatic cancer this month. Even though I was low-contact with him for the last few years, I didn't go to the funeral. His whole family was infested, minus one, maybe. It's okay to leave NC as it is. It's okay to feel sad n angry at e same time. Listen to your body n your gut. For me, it's a visceral gag reflex when I see them on YT. Pay attention to these signs; some r subtle. Listen well n do what will help YOU n your daughters, not what other ppl want. If u need love n support, u hav it from us. Internet hugs! Be well.
@johnaprice48687 сағат бұрын
Keep watching these videos and educate yourself. I get the life and death situation but you do need to do what’s best for you and your daughters may want to go see him and that’s ok but you don’t owe him anything. Look what he has done for you? And you gotta think if the situation was reversed what would he do for you? Probes not as much as you would for him. Idk the full situation but if he is a narcissist you know he hasn’t changed esp if he hasn’t been getting true help and he didn’t do that when he lost you all. Am I right on that part? There are self aware narcissists that actively seek help. This guy laughed you out the door and let you struggle with his kids. I’d have little sympathy for that.
@kdycruz6 сағат бұрын
In my case after all the narsisist situation and trauma with the father of my daughters, I'm very happy far away from him. My sad feeling is because after all the bad situation all the injustice circumstances the father of my kids won, he has the girls and he never going to recognize their mistakes. But im in peace and feel thankful with God because gave me understanding to looking for heal. Thanks for sharing peace and blessings to everyone 🙏🏼
@jrhc38274 сағат бұрын
Yeh--takes so much courage to uphold the beat of your own drum when everyone else is joining the chorus of the cowardly, willfully blind crowd.
@schellielansing11397 сағат бұрын
I’ve only needed to hear this 1 video. This is the whole thing wrapped up neat. The sad facts! Good luck everyone.
@Terreg58 сағат бұрын
I'm crying!! I needed to hear this, this is so empowering when I'm feeling so broken and shut down in my current relationship. Dr. Ramani thank you, again and again!
@rosannedebattista36718 сағат бұрын
Same here I feel wasted
@Terreg55 сағат бұрын
@@rosannedebattista3671I'm so sorry!
@ajwright162 сағат бұрын
I need to listen to this episode over and over again to hold firm on my current situation. I could not have gotten to this point of near liberation without Dr Ramani’s education, experience, expertise and generous empathy.
@nellynelly82036 сағат бұрын
I can honestly say in 6 years with the narcissist, I had no fun times, when I left he messaged me about the quote good times, and it hit me he had enjoyed the relationship, the fact that he had me jumping through hoops, in panic, begging every time he discarded me, walking on eggshells around him, he was having a wonderful relationship.
@ruthslater63645 сағат бұрын
Bingo
@mohammednasir31563 сағат бұрын
Just so you know Doc, you saved many people’s lives!!! There is shrink and there is Dr. Romani ... i have mad respect for you 🙏. I was wondering why the whole 9 yrs of marriage was very scary or frightening neither to leave nor to continue!!! I have seen many partners living normal, I asked my self why mine is not normal, confusing, exhausting questioning my reality...started searching stuff on the internet then i found you and then I found my self again. Keep preaching 👏 🙏
@bronwyntanner45013 сағат бұрын
Divorced and left after 14 insane years of marriage. Relieved to finally leave. Three weeks later i had a total meltdown. I started to learn about narcissism. I found out what i was going through was normal. So i just did it
@SylPaperworks2 сағат бұрын
'People in narcissistic or toxic relationships are an inconvenient truth'. That's exactly how it feels. You're an inconvenient mirror by just being you for those who dare not to be true to themselves.
@reneelyndamartinez13626 сағат бұрын
Oh my goodness 😓 I broke no contact last night. I texted him an early birthday wish. I was dying inside after 4 1/2 weeks no contact. This video seems to have been meant for me. The grief is REAL and crazy making. 💔
@TheBlondiekitten8 сағат бұрын
It’s my mum so I’ve just gone minimal contact It’s crazy making, it really is. You have to learn to not react to the Criticism or the “love” - neither is real. Look at what you actually want or can cope with and do that.
@bereal65907 сағат бұрын
It's both of mine. All of it runs through generations. It's sad when you realise you didn't have a parent, you had to mentally unwell teenagers playing house who had a child, but all along you were the adult in the room!
@Aquarius2855 сағат бұрын
@@bereal6590how can i move faster without money in other country because i am in this situations...
@donnaghanim60917 сағат бұрын
We arr hoping things change and hoping we have the better imaginary relationship they don't change
@LifeinUs448 сағат бұрын
Survivors become a walking Conundrum...
@idrawpeopleandanimals2 сағат бұрын
One of the best videos EVER!!! Thank you Dr. Ramini ❤❤❤❤
@whitpfohl48196 сағат бұрын
I am so absolutely grateful for your content. Its been so helpful. Im not doing well and I have never been more hurt, confused, upset, sad, mad, and feel guilty all at the same time. Everyday I keep telling myself this to will pass. Much easier said than done at the moment. It almost feels like i need to be put in a straight jacket. Im the one who is crazy. Ughhhhh
@elizabethhoeppner88815 сағат бұрын
Sad is sad. I am trying to find things that make me happy 😊
@bridgettetraveler6582 сағат бұрын
It's best to say GOODBYE to a narcissist! Everytime The LORD Bless us with something they take the credit. They love bragging about everything & offer very little! When I walked away from my parents & DNA relatives I didn't & still don't feel guilty. I had to take care of my family & keep us safe!!!
@donnaghanim60917 сағат бұрын
Thry cause so much pain its crazy
@AbO-xm1bt8 сағат бұрын
With them!! I'm not validated at all anymore. He is unbearable. I have peace and sleep better.
@detjaggillar80818 сағат бұрын
I ended a very toxic relation after 10 years with a covert narcissist in early year 2014. Now he IS dead since last February 2023. I'm still alive. No. I never regret that I ended that relation otherwise I ... would have died för many years ago - about year 2014. He was escalate his abusive behavior to trying to kill me with his violent behavior the last 3-4 month of our time together. That was my Wake-Up-Call litterally so I got out from That Very Manipulate Fog and escaped from him 🙏
@theshineprjct6 сағат бұрын
I used to feel conflicted about ending narcy relationships when I didn’t know what they were….in the case of family,we are taught you stay with and connected to them because it’s ‘family’….when my life and stability was on the line,the cut off was swift and I didn’t look back.
@PenninkJacob6 сағат бұрын
Because abusers and enablers will never admit they are being abusive or abuse-enabling, ultimately the only true and real way you can tell you are being abused is by your own reactions and feelings to the abuse. (And of course, abusers and enablers go out of their way to get you to doubt your own reaction and feelings - gaslight). Thank you 👍❤❤❤…
@sushmayen8 сағат бұрын
We feel conflicted to live with them or to leave them. Damned if we do damned if we don't. Leaving is the only option even if feelings are conflicted.
@ruthslater63645 сағат бұрын
Exactly. Im happier without him here. Theres a peace without them you will NEVER HAVE WITH THEM. maybe a little lonely without them . Get a dog and dont be lonely.
@joicelabatut98037 сағат бұрын
J’adore !! I love you Dr Ramani, it’s so true, it is so important to hear this from you. It has never been so clear!! Thank you!!
@pampell313524 минут бұрын
Spot on as usual.....the idea of not putting up with narcissistic abuse in a marriage is viewed by "polite" society as a taboo subject and sends them running. Not only is the relationship over....but all the false friendships who were only there for optics. Double whammy! Yes, people are extremely cruel and self centered everywhere. Someone who stands up to the abuse will be punished from nearly everyone...........
@UnityLove-tj3qg7 сағат бұрын
Women with kids get help from shelters,vetc. Right away! If you're an abused woman with a pet there's absolutely no help whatsoever to get out!
@ruthslater63645 сағат бұрын
Very true. People don't understand. I have two dogs and I refuse to let them be put down because they won't be friendly with anyone else.
@mlebrooks6 сағат бұрын
Only accept safety dont settle for familiar.
@youngblood85405 сағат бұрын
Fairytales brainwashes kids to believe that something is possible when in reality it's not and to have confidence in something that is unlikely not true. Love is the only emotion that takes you to the highest of highs and can take you down to the lowest of lows.
@JillianRaePicco5 сағат бұрын
thank you for putting into words what so many of us need to hear
@thepathfortheself5 сағат бұрын
Wishing survivors all the best of strength to endure one more Christmas. Remember to also embrace the ugly and desperate parts of yourself, especially when you're still craving a way out. Many blessings are on our ways, but only if we are brave enough to see for what it is, and eventually leave. I'm also focusing more on the aspect of understanding that time is relative, that's why comparing myself with others who had different experiences is not valid. The superpower of a survivor is to learn it's own compass. It's to learn to love the time, and to learn to see the grace in enduring, but most importantly, never giving up searching for a new path, away from them. Thanks Dr!
@Taysbookbabel2 сағат бұрын
For me it is a cycle of grief, then guilt, then reflect, grief, guilt, reflect. It’s an exhausting cycle trying to rationalize in my mind these types relationships. The guilt from doing what’s best for me is a very strong feeling!
@ashleyrizzo21773 сағат бұрын
I watched that show and cried when I heard that. Hit the nail on the head.
@hopespringseternal70285 сағат бұрын
CUT OFF MY NARC AND FEELS LIKE I GOT RID OF A CARBUNCLE. GREEEEEEAAAATT!!!
@JulieEBurke8 сағат бұрын
Yes, I’m stuck between emotions
@AngeloftheNew5 сағат бұрын
My heart leaped at 16:12.. when my friends tried to be "understanding" and "offer perspective," they never saw the psychological abuse. They were still in my OLD mindset.. give him the benefit of the doubt. Maybe this, maybe that.. Maybe I had proof and was sick of his excuses, lies, and being made out to be a paranoid mistrusting jerk. Finding people who won't intentionally OR unintentionally invalidate your experience (which is like being gas lit all over again) finally makes one feel sane. I only know one person who knows this type of abuse aside from his ex-wife, so this point about group therapy hit me hard. I hadn't realized I was reading the comments for a sense of belonging and understanding.
@donnaghanim60917 сағат бұрын
Love this Doc ❤
@desertcrab63312 сағат бұрын
Such a simple statement, but it really communicates the heart of the matter. It truly boils down to which ls less painful to us. I never looked at it this way before, this brings me some peace. Back and forth, forth and back, why? I think this gives me closure as to 'why' I have struggled so knowing all I now know and understand. When all you receive in your quest for peace is defiance, how could it be possible to be less painful to stay? THIS, is a devil! The only mercy left to be found resides in the decision itself. Even then, we can't believe we have been reduced to THIS.
@lorenebaxter-e8c5 сағат бұрын
The hardest part of my healing journey was to find the words to describe to those close to me about the events I endured. The subject was far too deep and complex. Finally, I came to the conclusion the only way I could instantly sum it up to give others a quick snapshot of the circumstances based on his personality was ....being with my ex was like being with the incoming #47. They immediately got it and I didn't have to elaborate. Not conflicted at all.
@marysisak23595 сағат бұрын
Another "Out of the Park" talk. So true, so true.
@susanhofbauer67657 сағат бұрын
I wonder how one would go about finding a support group…
@lindak76054 сағат бұрын
I've been "leaving by degrees" (credit for that idea goes somewhere but I've been on this journey for a long time & I just don't remember that bit of info) so I am not conflicted out of love for him. I do remember telling a friend, as she & I stood in the driveway of my farmstead as my cpan husband abandoned me for his months-long trip to our other home in the mountains, that I don't miss him anymore. He has been doing his own thing all these years & I eventually learned how to do my own thing by his example, except that my own thing also included financially & emotionally raising children and doing their things while he had freedom from that responsibility. I've actually been waiting for him to die knowing that, since he has no conscience, he won't get ill - his body isn't "keeping score" but he is 12 years older than I. I now know, after 32'ish years I'll have to get out. The only part that conflicts me now is that I could continue the wait & be in this familiar stage but if I initiate a divorce, he will become difficult in a different way; I’ve been going along to get along all these years & it'll take him by surprise.
@rc210782 сағат бұрын
Going through this right now after finally leaving an 18 year marriage with 2 kids 🙏 thanks in part to your videos Dr. Ramini
@KRzzzzzzzz4 сағат бұрын
I’m so drained from the relationship, it’s current problems, it’s past damage and the patterns, navigating 24/7 has worn me away
@SharaLeRoy3 сағат бұрын
Magical thinking indeed. Thank you so much for your wonderful insights.
@jrhc38275 сағат бұрын
Oh the number of times I was told I'm too sensitive! Grew up believing I was a ridiculous weak glob of mush.
@kattrinaj65754 сағат бұрын
Me too
@Ratgirl27 сағат бұрын
I'm not sad without it financially I am as low as I can go. I'm not going back
@jrhc38275 сағат бұрын
Yep--big-time shame when divulging parental behavior.
@NancyBrown1975Сағат бұрын
It’s much easier for people to hear the abused person is suffering than to make the narcissist accountable for their horrendous acts of cruelty.
@ivy19132 сағат бұрын
Leaving him was deceptively easy - after 2 years together the only thing tying us together other than marriage was a phone plan. So glad we didn’t have a baby. It has been 4 months and is sucking now more than it was at first, I did not expect this. I caught myself ugly laugh crying at how much shame I feel over getting married to the narc.
@thankfully120256 минут бұрын
Listening to this made me cry. 6 yrs after getting out and I am still messed up. He disappears for a while them comes back around. I wish I could move away. Even though there is no relationship it drags me backward.
@MissOne8 сағат бұрын
😮omg, what a coincidence 🤔 it's my sister! 🙄
@catalinaochoa9148 сағат бұрын
Thank you Dr. Ramani, your information helps enormously❤ God bless you🙏🏻
@user-ki1fv9fx4qСағат бұрын
The reason it isn’t taught in schools is that so many people view narcissism as normal for teens in high school. High school competition at its core is highly narcissistic.People don’t want to win as a team. They want to take that winning shot every time.
@Wooddweller6 сағат бұрын
I am ALWAYS so excited to view your videos ! Amazing yet again.
@sulamaye32816 минут бұрын
Thank you Doctor Ramani 😊
@ianfraser16085 сағат бұрын
When you finish doing your thing, maybe listen to these one more time 23:05 23:29 23:41 24:59 So important.. Its all important, we are different in our lives and how that impacts us individually, be safe, I wasn't trying to make any other thought less,,
@Serioussamurai3006 сағат бұрын
Bye 🖐🏼, I'd never put up with this S*** again . I have no Empathy left. And I'm not ashamed of that. No trust no ticket
@KenFlo100033 минут бұрын
Ended it Thursday. I hurt so much. I feel so guilty. I feel like the bad guy.
@band_its15183 сағат бұрын
I cried when I left my husband the second time. I cried the first time as well but I cried because it wasn't something I wanted and it wasn't leaving because it was toxic I was leaving because he cheated and then I came back. But in the time being back with him I was healing myself and in healing myself I learned the true nature of whom my husband really was or is and when I left him this last time I cried hard and I didn't understand why it hurt me so bad and why I said sorry to him, And why I wasn't more happy and leaving because it was something I knew I wanted and something that had to happen because of how toxic I realize our relationship was. It was a very weird moment to not only apologize to him when he confronted me as to why there was a man trying to serve him papers at his door but it was a morning of the loss of something I thought I hard on top of trauma bonding
@xXNoMoralzXx10 минут бұрын
Yeah. I love her. Always will. She may even hate me more than anyone else in the world by the end. Doesn't matter. None of this matters. It's not working for now. The situation is insane. I want to limit damage so I limit contact in extreme ways. It's been ended since august. IDK how people have been twisted to her. How they'vc controlled her access to information, maybe years. I just know my experience says highly likely chance.
@recoveryrider61832 сағат бұрын
I miss the sex and companionship, but in the relationship I didn't want it and wanted to get away. Being an adult child and working that program I realized I can experience two completely different polar opposites to my feelings. I always thought it had to be one or the other and if I felt two different ways about something than it meant that I was the crazy one.
@rosepraveen66764 сағат бұрын
32 years married life, he made me feel I am nothing with out him was bullied and harassed physically, emotionally, sexually, financially etc....
@KRzzzzzzzz4 сағат бұрын
I knew I had reached such a confirmation point when he had an accident and was in the hospital and I felt free and happy. Not happy he was in pain. Don’t get me wrong. Happy I could be me
@theliftexpert4 сағат бұрын
Leaving a narcissist, is identical to leaving a communist dictator, don’t ever go back or the tactics and tricks will get crazier to get you to comply with the way you’re supposed to behave. Best wishes all ❤
@heatherhaven12685 сағат бұрын
Great timing with this one, thank you ❤️🩹
@hurricaneaquatics7 сағат бұрын
I remember the Shiv and Tom relationship on Succession. She was definitely bad to him. Funny, he was kind of a nobody throughout the series, and at the end, Tom becomes the CEO and Shiv is below him even though her father was the owner of the company that died.
@laurentolbert74 сағат бұрын
One foot in one foot out consistently never knowing which man ima get? The loving caring soul mate or the destructive critical abusive beast
@sjsmith40533 сағат бұрын
So true! When its your son the shame is awful as u know some of it is my fault 25% at least. Its so hard not to think is it betrayal? Is it me that's bad? I need these KZbin's and book as its my sanity lifeline! Thankyou....its so so sad and painful .
8 сағат бұрын
First view..... Dr Remain up to now I have had two compasses that guided me in life, you have allowed me now have a third.. Thank you...... 34
@laurentolbert74 сағат бұрын
Physically sick can’t eat can’t sleep Wishing he was the person I thought it as o say the idea I fell in love with
@laurentolbert74 сағат бұрын
I’d rather be miserable with him than without him!
@laurentolbert74 сағат бұрын
Or perhaps even the fact that somebody so awful can’t even love me
@cheriecarpenter35296 сағат бұрын
I was raised by a malignant narcissist, and unfortunately I married one. Between my childhood and my marriage, I was a broken person. Unfortunately my daughter is in an extremely abusive narcissistic marriage, my heart is broken 💔
@Redeemed98 сағат бұрын
Nope. Not at all. 🎉
@missyroper90136 сағат бұрын
O0of I feel this 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
@EcoVintageArtGifts8 сағат бұрын
Leverage helps
@jessicakim251152 минут бұрын
Can u pls tell me if this man I was in a situationship with is toxic? The 1st time he invited me to his house, I couldnt go and told him no. His demeanor changed from friendly to rigid and quiet and looks of hatred. I asked if he was ok, and he said yes. One time when we went to the movies, people 20 feet from us were chatting quietly. Without warning, he turned around and yelled at them to be quiet or leave. They didnt hear him. He shot up from his seat very stiff and rigid, marched over to them angrily and told them to be quiet or leave. I think they were too scared to make a peep after that. He said nothing to me and acted like nothing happened. He gave me a few silent treatments, for 1 wk, 1 mth, and then 7 months completely ignoring me. When I reached out to his family member to ask them if he had a personality disorder or something, they told him that I contacted them. He then threatened me, told me to never contact him again, and blocked me.
@lynnebucher65378 сағат бұрын
I knew it was time to end the relationship when his baiting and other mind games and irrational behaviors escalated until it was happening 3-4-5 times a week. I had no intention of making that crap into a marriage. I just wish I would have been more discerning and less trusting so as to have never gotten involved in the first place. Had I gotten a background check I could have avoided a lot of grief.
@redhotmoon16568 сағат бұрын
Even a good internet search would have helped most of us
@lesabrydson25265 сағат бұрын
I am no sacrificial lamb . Narcissistic abuse is evil, demonic, hell. To hell who does not want to understand, stay away from me and let me become healthy. Power Persevering in Prayers Psalms 1-150🙏👑😇
@triciadreas98358 сағат бұрын
I threw him out when he tried to take my life. Worst part is he keeps coming back.
@redhotmoon16568 сағат бұрын
People never understand that it's so hard to get away when this type of person doesn't WANT you to get away. 😢
@PhotoJeticPoet8 сағат бұрын
"I remember you was conflicted." -Kendrick 😅 Don't dislike it's for the algorithm ❤
@jrhc38274 сағат бұрын
Human history is damned atrocious, for sure.
@celestesaunders28585 сағат бұрын
9 years ago my therapist said you will have pain no matter what you do. Do you want the same pain or a different pain. I left an abusive 34 year old marriage. I lost my daughters and it cost me my home . I still have guilt and never look back