[…] controlling others view of them. It is a mental sickness not a personality trait. You can read more here where I explain the mind of a […]
[…] are not normal people. In my Understanding the mind of a Narcissist post I talk about the different types of narcissist and some traits they posses. Narcissists are […]
[…] after some research, you have figured out who the narcissist is. After you figure out who the narcissist is you are going to wonder should I stay and if I do […]
[…] Narcissists will be on their best behavior at first. They purposely look for empath type people. They will trick you into thinking they are this persona they are trying to sell you. But as time goes on their toxic behaviors such as gaslighting, manipulating and verbal abuse will come out. You as the empath will want to help them, you can see they are clearly hurting or troubled after all to behave in such a manor. As time goes on and you have dealt with their tantrums and abuse, you will eventually come to see they aren’t someone that you can help and the only option left is to leave. […]
[…] are not a narcissist. You may be wondering ” How do you know?” I know this because narcissists are not afraid of being one, they don’t think it is a possibility. If you are fearing you are […]
[…] you have been around a narcissist, you know that it is very stressful and confusing on how to deal with them. They know what makes […]
[…] people who project the most are people that have little self-awareness. That is people like narcissists, manipulators, toxic people. This is because they have little self-awareness. They may struggle […]
[…] So you will think that means you want to see them. This is pretty common when you have dealt with a narcissist but you may wonder why? Why would anyone miss a self-centered arrogant abuser? Let’s go more […]
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[…] Parents try to do the best they can but it doesn’t mean they are doing the best. They can be broken themselves and not have the tools to handle the hardships that come with being a parent. And because of this, it causes feelings of abandonment, mistreatment, and pain for the child. Some toxic parents aren’t aware and after becoming aware change and others don’t because of mental illnesses like narcissism. […]
[…] homes but a lot of the time it is when a parent is a narcissist. In an earlier post I did on Narcissism, I talked about what a narcissist is and how they can subtly abuse you. It is even worse when you […]