Is This Person a Narcissist? | Thriver TV

[@Dani-jo9yr]

Hello fellow Aussie 🙌🌹 Looking great girl 👏 Yes- more about friends and narcissism would be excellent 💯😉💓

[@MarinPatt]

I think I’m very objective about my past behavior and I can identify my narcissistic tendencies, which we all have to some degree, but I know I never hurt anyone intentionally and quite frankly, hardly unintentionally. Reaching my late 50’s and after 4 long term relationships, (average of 10 years each) I can say I will never be in another romantic relationship again. Some of us are magnets for difunctional relationships because of the limiting beliefs that were not dealt with on time. Unfortunately for some of us the lessons came in too late. So learn to set boundaries in a healthy manner early on or pass the info to everyone whose life you can touch. THANK YOU Melanie! I learned much from you back in 2016! I’m lucky to share with my young adult children and it’s a delight to see their successes at unlearning all the unhealthy behaviors I may have inadvertently passed on to them. Their consciousness, their self awareness, and ability to set healthy boundaries even with me is my most valuable reward. Thank you again ❤

[@MelanieToniaEvans]

Please know how welcome you are. I personally and humbly from my heart to yours believe its never too late. I've seen people break through into beautiful relationships after a world of pain in their 70's as a result of working with NARP www.melanietoniaevans.com/narp But of course absolutely there is no right or wrong choice... but I do believe we all have one. If you are alive the miracle still is available. Sending you much love ❤️

[@MarinPatt]

@@MelanieToniaEvans thank you. Beautifully said and humbly received. Will be calling out to you as soon as my life changes a bit. You’ll be the first one to know. 😊 many blessings.

[@getrudemwaura946]

Thrive On.🙏 Thank You Melanie❤❤️❤️❤️💕💕💕💕

[@angelaapruzzese6682]

THRIVE ON ❤ THANKYOU

[@suzanozturk3197]

I just can't believe my life has been bombarded with so called friends whilst I'm in a crisis. 😢😢 I'm starting to feel ganged up on, in every level. ❤❤😢

[@lisatroni677]

THRIVE ON

[@CMackenzie-e5u]

This was very helpful. I’ve become paranoid about being a narc detector! It’s probably become a bit of a shadow though that I need to work on.

[@MelanieToniaEvans]

Yes you certainly can! It's such a relief to go free from that! ❤💕

[@suzanozturk3197]

​@MelanieToniaEvans I can't believe everything I've worked on Mel is all blowing up with my family and so called friends. ❤❤

[@suzanozturk3197]

@MelanieToniaEvans I need help uplevelling, I don't think I'm doing them right after manor car accident. ABI now. Just insane. I don't feel connected at all. Everywhere I go I'm getting no where fast on the outside world.

[@MelanieToniaEvans]

@@suzanozturk3197 please come into the narp members forum www.melanietoniaevans.com/member That's where your NARP coaching is. If you have nay problem getting in please message [e-mail] xo

[@suzanozturk3197]

@MelanieToniaEvans Thanks Mel. I've had so many problems with I.T.

[@nancyadams4358]

My intention Thriver on! Me, Yes. Very clear Dear Thriver Thank You✨

[@MelanieToniaEvans]

You are so welcome darling Nancy! 😘

[@peterknyk1942]

If my ex spouse isn’t a narcissist, she certainly has been “something”….she’s been cruel and manipulative and controlling, and has subjected me to incredibly painful challenges that might seem completely unnecessary… or, is it realistically all about not what’s done to you but for you? Which ever way it’s been a kind of purgatory or at times a living hell being with her… YES, Melanie, everything you say makes sense! It’s a question for me of assimilating your teaching and knowledge…. ❤️🦋❤

[@stephencoleman3578]

The litmus test is something nearly nobody speaks of. I've watched 100's of different authors and none of them touch on it. It's the black and white thinking, AKA narcissistic split, or all good or all bad thinking. BPDs also have this , but without this you can't correctly call somebody an NPD. Do they take responsibility? They can fake it, but they will never accept responsibility. That is what makes it confusing. Non- NPD's also can be somebody that refuses to take responsibility; It's the black and white thinking that they can't move beyond. They are unable to comprehend anything in between the two extremes; either you are all good or you are all bad, and nothing in between.

[@melissanienhuser2056]

Thank you for your wonderful work! 💓💓💓

[@MelanieToniaEvans]

It's my pleasure 🙏 ❤

[@lydiaworkman4050]

Thrive on!

[@josettarudinger2201]

Thrive on ❤

[@martharivera8139]

Totally feel that I am the NARC

[@Bestodds1]

THRIVE on!

[@Janice835]

Thrive on 😀

[@bkb2012]

Yes.

[@elsdegroote1]

Yes!

[@JamFlava1]

Overused term…. Narcissists lost his meaning these days. I think people have absolutely no clue what narcissist means. Even borderline, depressed people can be toxic and yet they’re not narcissists. Like I said, narcissists term is been overused, it lost his meaning these days….I can also say KZbinrs are narcissists too, Instagram, bloggers. Because it’s all about them. Attention seeking, want validation…..Sign of narcissism as well.

[@laurasteinbuch9988]

Thrive on

[@LailaDiya-vj6oo]

Yes

[@sandrinharamos2023]

Thrive and grow my road map now

[@toyialyda1066]

Thrive on…

[@RecreationalUseOnly]

Sadly, when I hear anyone, I mean anyone use the word “Narc” to describe their ex, it means they’re projecting.

[@KC-ns9do]

Not necessarily. People are gaining knowledge and are better able to observe and discern these personalities.

[@RecreationalUseOnly]

@@KC-ns9do using the term “Narc” as a slur means they are focusing more on demonizing their ex rather than healing. We should barely be talking about our exes. 99% of the focus should be on the blindspots and codependent behaviors we had that led others to exploiting our people pleasing tendencies. Whether it’s a boss or a romantic partner, there will always be people trying to exploit our weaknesses. This is something we have no control over. Unhealthy toxic people just focus on their anger for not getting their desired outcome without being introspective about their part. What a healthy sane person does is focus on what they need to fix and strengthen so that it does not happen again. 💥 Imagine a person getting their house broken into and being so irate and angry because the police never found the thieves. The break-in was 5 years ago and they are still complaining about it. Then you find out they never locked their doors, they didn’t have any doorbell, puppy or house cameras, and they didn’t have home/renters insurance. But they are still talking trash about the robbers… A healthy person would say “To make sure this doesn’t happen again I need to buy some surveillance cameras, put an ADT sign up, LOCK my doors, and buy an alarm system.” Then they live with more peace and relief.

[@dmix2263]

Arrogance is common with the N too.

[@Bestodds1]

Me!

[@sarahmc4055]

Thrive

[@lynnt2584]

Yes, conscious or unconscious, I was blasted to consciousness after 35 years & I'm sad he’s not coming with me in the next half of life, but thank you Angel In Disguise

[@christinevanziffle9314]

Thrive on!

[@rebeccas751]

Thrive on ❤

[@moogie01956]

Thrive on

[@deniseloft8162]

Yes

[@elenagregory2504]

Thrive on ❤❤❤

[@SylviaK-p4x]

Thrive on ❤