🔴Revenge and Karma: A Narcissist's Unavoidable Fate | Narcissism | NPD

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Hello everyone, and a warm welcome back to our channel. If you're new here and haven't had the chance to watch any of our previous videos, let me take a moment to introduce you to what we do. This channel is dedicated entirely to the exploration of Narcissistic Personality Disorder. Our mission is to help you gain a deeper understanding of what narcissists are, the experiences you've had with them, and the various strategies available for recovery from narcissistic abuse.
In today's video, we're delving into a topic that is often on the minds of those who have suffered at the hands of a narcissist: revenge and karma. We frequently hear from viewers who are curious about how they can exact revenge on the narcissist, or if the universal law of karma will ever catch up with them. If you've ever harbored such feelings, rest assured, you're not alone. These feelings can be particularly intense when the narcissist seemingly exits your life without a trace of remorse, appearing blissfully happy with a new partner, while you're left grappling with heartbreak and the arduous task of piecing your life back together.
This desire for revenge or karma often intensifies when you've educated yourself about the disorder and have a full realization of the extent of the narcissist's actions towards you. It can feel as though they continuously evade the consequences of their actions. As you strive to rebuild your present, carve out a future for yourself, and assert your rights, it can seem like all hell breaks loose. Narcissists have a knack for launching relentless psychological games, dragging you into legal battles, and dredging up the past, all when you're trying to move forward with your life.
For the good-hearted people who find themselves in the throes of anger, confusion, and pain, struggling to break free from the narcissist's toxic games, it's perfectly natural to yearn for revenge or at least witness karma in action. This powerful emotion stems from the desire to see justice served for the wrongs inflicted upon you. And that, in essence, is what the concepts of revenge and karma encapsulate: the quest for justice in the face of deep-seated hurt.
"Disclaimer: The information provided in this video is for educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you suspect you or someone you know may be involved with a narcissist, or are dealing with any psychological issues, please consult a qualified healthcare professional. This content is shared to offer insights and perspectives and should not be considered as professional or medical counsel."
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[@shannonfrench6893]

I can give you so many stories about my entanglement's with narcissist. I seem to draw them to me for some reason. I learned I am a super empath which explains a lot. But I recently fell in love with someone who is a narcissist but I didn't realize it until I started watching your videos and others. I'm still grappling with emotions. I'm doing better thanks to the understanding I've gotten from your advice and others but I still find myself wanting to talk to her. I at least want some closure though I know now I will never get it from her. It still hurts because I tried so hard to be compassionate, loving, giving, trusting...all the things we empath's do. I'm blocked from her phone and messages. I know I need to move on but it's still very hard.

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I'm really sorry to hear that you're going through this. It's a tough situation to be in and it's completely normal to feel a range of emotions during this time. Remember, it's okay to grieve and take time to heal. The fact that you're aware of the situation and seeking understanding is a huge step forward. It's painful when we don't receive the closure we hope for, but sometimes, we have to find that closure within ourselves. Keep focusing on your healing journey and remember, it's okay to prioritize your well-being. You're doing great - stay strong.

[@shannonfrench6893]

@@NarcPedia thank you for your encouragement and words of understanding. Yes it is very difficult to comprehend how I let this happen again a 10 year marriage to a narcissist but there was a lot of time in between and I was only trying to give someone temporary shelter from the cold. But narcissist are master manipulator's and I was caught off guard. I sincerely want to thank you for your personal reply! I am sharing your channel with as many people as I can to help them from becoming entrapped in the abusive cycle of a relationship with a narcissist. Bless you for your efforts and thoughtful acknowledgement's and helpful others like myself. You are a wonderful, empathetic person who truly cares about us potential victims of this unnecessary and hideous abuse.

[@sidgpt800]

I warm hug from my side 🫂

[@shannonfrench6893]

@@sidgpt800 thank you so much. Was a much needed hug, even though it's from cyberspace it still counts! ❤️

[@michaeljackson7361]

They'd doit by themselves

[@marykacollins9191]

Personally I don't feel guilty when I told him to leave it brought peace back in my life all I know for myself that I've done everything to make him feel happy while he was putting me down and abused me every day of the week they don't know what happiness or love is only selfishness it's all about them he did try to make me feel guilty about certain things but I didn't fall for it that's when his abusive tantrum started but that's all finished he's gone for 16 months now and I'm having a good time without that evil person 😊

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I'm so proud of you for standing up for yourself and reclaiming your peace and happiness! It's an incredibly brave thing to do. Remember, no one has the right to treat you poorly and you're absolutely right - it's their loss. Keep enjoying your life and continue to surround yourself with positivity. You're doing amazing and deserve all the happiness in the world! 😊

[@chev6392]

Yes indeed i been there i go no contact even though we share a child which he said he want nth to do with all because the child told the truth on how he mistreated him when he took me to court to destory my reputation with his evil and lies. it's has been the best ting i ever done to tell him to leave my home and still enjoying how i felt to get those words out get out and go stay with your dirty gal dem the looks on his face when he saw i have enough of his bs priceless to me and still is i put him out and it's feeling so so after 5 years. Get my peace is all that matter

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You've shown incredible strength and courage in such a challenging situation. Going no contact, especially when a child is involved, is an immensely difficult decision, but prioritizing your and your child's well-being and peace is paramount. Your ability to stand up for yourself and protect your space from toxicity is admirable. Keep holding onto that strength and peace. You're doing an amazing job. Sending you and your child all the support and positive vibes for the continued journey ahead. 💖

[@michaeljackson7361]

On 3rd an final discard i called her out for who she is, it felt great. Im done. No contact ever is the only way to fk with them u need.

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Congratulations on taking such a brave step and standing up for yourself. It's definitely not easy, but recognizing the need for 'no contact' is a huge step towards healing and moving forward. Remember, your well-being is the priority. Stay strong, and if you ever need support or want to share more about your journey, this community is here for you. Wishing you all the best on your path to recovery.

[@michaeljackson7361]

@@NarcPedia thanks, I have lots to share with people who want escape these pathetic miserable people , thanks for what you do.

[@mortischahicks5341]

Thank you ❤️

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You’re welcome 😊

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