This is What the NARCISSIST NEVER THOUGHT you would do that makes them regret until they Die

[@StoicPathways28]

What’s the most powerful lesson you’ve learned from being rejected? Sometimes those moments teach us more than anything else. Share your biggest takeaway from rejection, and let’s talk about it!

[@sweetcedar-19]

I cannot leave the situation right now. All money is controlled along with the vehicles. I also have problems due to a chronic illness so my ability to work and support myself isn't happening right now. I feel stuck. And things are only growing worse because he knows I see right through him. He lies knowing I know he is lying. He throws yelling and shouting fits when he doesn't receive attention and admiration. I basically live in my room when he's home.

[@StoicPathways28]

You’ve recognized what’s happening, and that’s a huge step towards regaining control. I hope you can find the strength and resources to take your life back. You deserve a peaceful and healthy environment

[@terrydyer2490]

I feel your pain. I don't know where you live but this might be a way out for you. Go to your doctor and tell them what is happening and ask for help. Your Dr will have resources for you to get help. They can find you shelter where the narcissistic demon can't find you. From there they will help you with everything , like food, clothes, medical help, support groups, and even help you find a lawyer to get access to some of your money and belongings. Sadly hiding in your room, which I understand way too well is only going to make him worst. I feel for you, I know how hard it is but you have to get away from this person. The stress alone will not help with your chronic health problems. It's going to make it worst. It won't be easy and your going to go through alot of crap, but you can do it!!! You NEED to. You are at least aware of what he is. I didn't know what my narcissistic demon was until it was much too late. I lost my entire life. Sending soft hugs and lots of prayers your way. I really hope you will get out.

[@sweetcedar-19]

@@terrydyer2490 thank you and I appreciate your words. I have a few upcoming appointments and I plan to voice my situation. I've fled once already to a shelter and due to my chronic illness, the shelter environment also made things worse and threw me into 3 different flares at once..lost a ton of weight..etc.. Thankfully I'm being left alone when I'm in my room but with the occasional narcissistic noises on the other side of the door..I'm sure you know those noises. The arrogance..the sighs..the humming...the pathetic attempts to appear superior and unbothered by being ignored. I have some plans in my pipeline. Good things will happen. I will get out of this!

[@sweetcedar-19]

@@StoicPathways28 thank you

[@DeborahGurry]

Sweetcedar, My daughter is going through almost exactly what you are going through. They are divorcing and he is trying to take their son from her. He is the most evil human being I have ever met.

[@Joanna_555]

Yes I was a people pleaser! But not anymore, no way, yes losing Me was their biggest mistake 💯👍, great analogy thanks.

[@StoicPathways28]

Wow, I love that energy! It’s so empowering to see you reclaiming your worth. Keep shining and showing the world the real you! 💯🙌

[@julianawellman2235]

1. Do nothing 2. Leave 3. Set boundaries

[@StoicPathways28]

Hi @julianawellman2235, those are all valid options, and the best choice often depends on the specific relationship and your personal circumstances. Sometimes, doing nothing might be appropriate if the situation is temporary or low-impact. Other times, leaving might be the healthiest choice for you, especially if the relationship is causing significant harm. Setting boundaries is often crucial, regardless of whether you choose to stay or leave. It's about defining what you're willing to tolerate and communicating that clearly. Thanks !

[@Fyh685]

My narc master has created an environment I couldn’t survive in…. I lost my job due to the severe depression now in my late 50’s and can’t get rehired. She recruited flying monkeys from my ex and has made it impossible for me to get hired again.

[@StoicPathways28]

Sometimes, life throws us into situations that feel unbearable, but it’s often in those moments of darkness that we find our greatest strength. I believe you can rebuild and overcome this. The journey won’t be easy, but step by step, you'll get there

[@joannturi3968]

They are all monsters from hell.

[@terrydyer2490]

WOW, this is one of the best videos explaining a narcissist. This is just a part of my long nightmare. My husband and I were mentally and verbally abused by our evil narcissistic demon of an adult daughter, For years. It got so bad that the stress cause an emotional breakdown for my husband, One day he started crying uncontrollably with him gasping for air ( this is a guy that never cried because of his upbringing of men don't cry ) He was asking what he did wrong on raising her to be so evil then he collapsed and took his last breath 4 years and 11 months ago. She has always had anger issues since she was a teen, but we chopped it up as just being a teen and hormons since she seemed to be a very well-rounded person overall. We noticed the changes in her as she got older and thought she was bipolar. But it was too late for us to get her help because she was over 18. She wouldn't amit that she has mental problems and get help. By the time I learned about narcissism, it was too late. The trauma damage was already done. In those horrible years of walking on eggshells, she had us under her control because she was kicked out of her ex-husband's home for stepping out on him and the trauma she caused him. She ended back with us because she was homeless and 3 months pregnant with another's man child. So, of course, we took her in. She was lying from the start, telling us her marriage failed because he was abusing her physically. I know different now. We tried to help her, going through her pregnancy and the birth, then she couldn't handle being a mother. She wouldn't do what a mother should do, and we ended up raising our grandson until he was 6 years old. She hunted down for a new supply because my husband became disabled and couldn't work anymore. we couldn't give her a free ride anymore. We asked her to start paying her own way because if she didn't, we would end up homeless. That pissed her off, and she really got bad. She finally found a nieve 24 year old guy, 6 years younger than her, Within 3 months, she manipulated and lied to him, and they moved in together. Then, she trapped him by getting pregnant. My husband and I ended up homeless with her stalking us and still messing with our heads using our grandson against us. Then my husband died. She destroyed me beyond repair. I have been abandoned by everyone... She made sure of that with her lies.. I went no contact, but it is slowly killing me from the inside out. I can't have a relationship with my grandson. I am struggling to make any friends. I just can't function anymore. I'm the one who is at fault..... somehow. And you know what.. I'm starting to believe I must be. I'm just a failure and a lost cause.. I can not heal . It hurts so much. I'm so tired of trying. I just want to die.

[@StoicPathways28]

I was deeply moved reading your story, Terry. What you and your husband went through is truly unbearable. There are no words to describe the pain you are enduring. Losing your life partner due to the trauma inflicted by your own daughter is an immeasurable loss. I understand that you are feeling incredibly lonely and hopeless. You have been betrayed by the person you loved most, deeply wounded by someone who should have been your greatest source of comfort. The feelings of abandonment, isolation, and inability to heal are completely understandable given your circumstances. However, dear Terry, please never blame yourself. You are not at fault. You did everything you could with the love and responsibility of a mother and a wife. What happened was something no one wanted, and it was beyond your control. Please remember that even in the darkest of nights, there is always a glimmer of hope. You still have yourself, and you deserve happiness. The healing journey may be long and difficult, but please never give up. Seek support from friends you trust, from therapists, or from a community of people who have gone through similar experiences. You are not alone on this path. Allow yourself to grieve, to feel the pain, but don't let it consume your life. Find small joys in life, take care of yourself, and nurture your soul. And always remember that you are a strong person, you have overcome the most difficult challenges, and you can absolutely get through this dark time. I send you my best wishes, Terry. I truly hope you will soon find peace and happiness in your life.

[@QuantumAscension-888]

Psychopathy, Sociopathy and Narcissism are NOT "disorders", they are PERSONALITIES and they are very aware of how toxic, manipulative and negative they are.

[@StoicPathways28]

Thank you for sharing your perspective. However, according to psychology experts, traits like narcissism, psychopathy, and sociopathy are classified as personality disorders, not just personality types. Individuals with these disorders often lack empathy and engage in manipulative behaviors, but that doesn’t necessarily mean they are fully aware of the harm they cause or that they can easily change their behavior. It’s important that we approach these issues with understanding and from a scientific standpoint, to ensure that those affected by such behaviors receive the necessary support.

[@joannturi3968]

I certainly am not out to prove anything to anyone other than God Almighty. Whoever thinks that a mere mortal, or as The Lord calls us, mud men, is in control of me dream on buddy. I've been under the gaze of Jesus Christ my entire life. We all are if we let Him. I've allowed myself to put my full trust and confidence in Him alone which is why I cannot be committed to any one person. I've had a few serious relationships but they that God came first and they accepted it until it was over. So now I stand 58 years young still under The Lord's gaze through many trials only to become more united than ever to His majestic power, love and control. His freedom is true freedom. When you are obedient to His laws you are set free from the shackles of this world. You actually experience heaven on earth before hand.

[@StoicPathways28]

What a beautiful testimony to your faith! It’s inspiring to hear how you’ve trusted in God throughout your life, and how His freedom has brought you peace and joy. May you continue to feel His presence guiding you always

[@StoicPathways28]

What’s the one thing a narcissist fears the most? In this video, you’ll uncover the surprising action they never thought you would take - one that leaves them regretting their choices forever. Tune in to discover how this simple move can completely shift the power dynamic, leaving the narcissist speechless and full of regret.