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  • @SS-jw9mm says:

    I have a narcissistic sister, father and husband they are so predictable itโ€™s almost funny. God save us mortal beings from these evil ones.

  • @Lesbean_Burrito says:

    The self-pity was everything. “Woe is me” was his calling card and he always had something to whine about to deflect from criticism.

    • @listfamaccount7400 says:

      Yup, that was my husband. Made remarks like “you and the kids gang up on me” or “no one here likes me I guess”

    • @t.h.8475 says:

      “I’m always the bad guy” Thin skinned and airing of grievances.

    • @BronzeDragon133 says:

      “I have ANXIETY!” “This isn’t GOOD for my ANXIETY!” — My mother.

    • @alaysiakayebutler6299 says:

      I knew well, a covert malicious victim, too

    • @cuteizombi6946 says:

      It’s so annoying when it happens especially when people don’t get it they’re doing it on purpose but people who don’t understand won’t get it and you and up looking like the bad person because you’re being mean or unreasonable etc

  • @JessicaJLandi says:

    Narcissist 9 Punishment Tactics
    1. Withholding
    2. Rage
    3. Passive Agressive/Sulking
    4. Public Humiliation
    5. Smear Campaigns
    6. Menace & Threats
    7. Flaunting Their New Life
    8. Using Money as a Weapon
    9. Doing the I-Told-You-So

    Finding freedom from people using these toxic tactics brings a beautiful and pleasant peace.

  • @mountainmama9209 says:

    My whole marriage was a punishment. He withheld affection, sex, conversation, and even eye contact. When I told him I had to leave, he threatened to cast me as “an unfit mother.” Pure hell. I’m finally out.

    • @riotgrrrl says:

      So glad you’re out. My ex also withheld sex and affection. He used sex as power over me. Deeply damaging hell. I had another that just withheld sex but not affection, so you’d be confused all the time. I know why he did it now, to get back at me for having a career while he was an unemployed bum. I wish more people would realise this. These men don’t care about sex at all. It’s all about power.

    • @miajohnson9617 says:

      Well done both of you, I had all this and the one I cannot forget is the spitting in my face, I cannot believe I am free of it or that I couldn’t get out sooner x

    • @Startupsandsushi says:

      Whoa withholding eye contact is spot on. When youโ€™re no longer useful for them, they canโ€™t wait to get outta there. I used to think I was boring them.

    • @miajohnson9617 says:

      They hate it when you withhold eye contact and stay calm ….

    • @The-Finisher says:

      @@Startupsandsushi triangulating by love bombing the cat or dog, while withholding any recognition of your existing. Not that Iโ€™d know.

  • @realhealing7802 says:

    The punishment is endless in a narcissistic relationship. I have been punished all my life. I finally realized I had to leave the toxic family to save my mental health. No contact is the only way to go.

    • @The-Finisher says:

      Iโ€™m an orphan by choice too.
      Getting them out of your mind scape is the final battle as far as I can tell? You are not alone.

    • @msjannd4 says:

      Yep. It still hurts so bad. ๐Ÿ˜ช

    • @motorcityblacksheep121 says:

      Sad but true. Same here.

    • @youthrowstoneithrowbread says:

      The last punishment I received was in 2018. I finally put my foot down & said I wasn’t putting up with their abuse anymore.๐Ÿฆถ Family mobbing. They made up a bunch of ๐Ÿคฅ lies about me at a repast. They were jealous because I was in a new relationship & happy. After they all participated in this, they tried acting like they were surprised I cut them off.

  • @rwdchannel2901 says:

    The first way the narcissist punishes you is by existing.

  • @truthh8597 says:

    The worst part is they punish you for all the wrong things they did to you

    Punish you for figuring them out.. punish you for not bowing to their toxic system.. punish you for holding them accountable.. punish you for the truth.. punish you for not letting them exploit you.. punish you for telling them no.. punish you because they are jealous of your light.. punish you because you rise legitimately and they donโ€™t.. punish you for not admiring them or their life.. punish you for their faults.. punish you for setting boundaries.. for flourishing after they left or removed you and expected you to be miserable ..

  • @AS-cu3mm says:

    A Narcissist is cruel! They have ABSOLUTELY NO EMPATHY! The lies they tell to cover their actions is astounding and unfortunately they are extremely good at fooling others. Unless you are the target, itโ€™s hard to get just how evil these people really areโ€ฆprayers for all who suffer from Narcissistic Abuse. Trying to navigate their behavior and deal with them is an enormous challenge and difficult to survive ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿผ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿผ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿผ

    • @markh4926 says:

      The only one in my family who understands my problems with dealing with a narc is my sister who has lived with the a whole (sic) for over 25 years. After some major surgery she had me stay at her house for three days. Her husband was as rude as he could be. Fortunately he is dying of cancer and refused to undergo any more treatment. He should have died 20 years ago but refused to stop breathing. His daughters tell me they have no idea who will attend his funeral…

    • @ebrusongultopkan3491 says:

      That’s actully not true. They HAVE empathy… the true thing is they DON’T WANT TO FEEL empathy or behave in an appropriate way. It’s to HARD and BORING for them. Why do you think they are great at manipulating? – bc they know how the person feel or think about sth! They use their empathy for bad and they don’t want to use their conscience. Instead they just let their (negative) feelings run free. Imo their mind is rotten

    • @KK-Y says:

      I agree with you about narcissist’s being cruel and having absolute no empathy . I have experienced that cruelty myself , its the most horrible experience I had with a men.

    • @carolnahigian9518 says:

      my Sibling alwaYs advised” dress up for a great restaurant” before his PUBLIC HUMILIATIONS ( thanks, bro)

    • @polliepayton6601 says:

      Yeah I dated a narcissist & I tell u what he tried all these๐Ÿ’ฉ of me, however I turned it around & he didnโ€™t like it!! I donโ€™t back down to no one!! Periodโ€ฆ๐Ÿ‘

  • @michelecollins1484 says:

    One of the hardest parts of being raised by a narcissist is that they constantly chip away at your sense of self. You grow up feeling that you can’t trust your own experiences and perceptions.

    • @healing7282 says:

      Thatโ€™s the worst part. Learning more and more about myself again. Praying for all of our healing.

    • @ca6248 says:

      Exactly.

    • @rouhiadvani says:

      trueeeee

    • @user-uf6kr5yb3w says:

      Facts I was brought up by
      mum who is a narcissist.. my trust was broken at such a young age by her and I couldn’t trust other people or have my own opinion or say for many many years.. Jesus honestly saved me and she is still saying to me that I’m not really a Christian trying to be little me ever chance she gets to make me doubt myself, it’s so evil.

    • @marknorris1381 says:

      Having had such a parent and three siblings I experienced and saw the type of damage this type of parent does short term and long term. And according to them you are the one with the problem.

  • @cortneyellyn3233 says:

    They pretend theyโ€™re calm while they try to get you to flip out. Knowing exactly what theyโ€™re doing.

  • @dinab7852 says:

    I just left my narcissistic husband on Feb 6 after 5 years of hell as he started abusing me physically in addition to mentally, emotionally and financially. Now he has to deal with law enforcement. I’m FINALLY FREE! Watching your videos is helping me from going back to him. Whenever I feel weak, I watch your videos. Your channel is one of 2 channels I watch on YouTube daily on Narcissism. Thank you so much for your YouTube channel!

    • @JaneDoe-bc8hx says:

      I am so happy for you! You are a brave woman. Don’t go back no matter what. It will only get worse and ruin your life. There are normal people out there that will give you a happy life.

    • @vampoftrance says:

      Dina, listen to my song, Deena. Its on my album ” Robin Fox I See Stars The Trance Album ” I hope you are like Deena and me, strong and happy! Thanks

    • @sigmaxcc says:

      Please never ever go back to anyone who physically hit you and if he was narcissistic, please stay away forever. I am sorry to hear what you had to go through. They don’t change. My friend of 30 years, a narcissist, I had to exit from friendship this month, as she claimed she changed 7th time and she didn’t.

    • @pamelahaze3211 says:

      I’m so relieved to hear that you got away from that monster.
      I was in a 5 year relationship with a narc…The Stress is … always.
      59 and single and staying that way.
      I might adopt a rescue ๐Ÿˆ though.

    • @BettyWilchek says:

      @@pamelahaze3211 Congrats! So Proud of you to wall away after 5 years of living with a Narc. and Yes, why not adopt a Rescue ๐Ÿˆand enjoy the Unconditional Love they give us all.

  • @TigerLily12345 says:

    The silent treatment is definitely the punishment I got from my mother.

  • @cuddlyguineapigs says:

    I told a narcissistic person in my life that I felt bullied by their actions, not that they were a bully, mind you. They responded by going full on scorched earth trying to ruin my life and then did the shocked Pikachu face when I cut them off for good. My anxiety has vastly improved since then!

    • @whoami1654 says:

      I’ve done that recently and they’ve gone all revenge on me, blame shifted, flying monkeys,silent treatment, ignoring me. Passive aggressiveness,

    • @willriley6964 says:

      Same here – showed herself to be absolutely vile and tried everything she could to ruin my life.

      She failed miserably and Iโ€™m now remarried and couldnโ€™t be happier.

    • @larrylong4407 says:

      Tell them a sure way to go to hell being one

    • @RavnThor says:

      It’s like Pokรฉmon cards. Once we know how they Play the game….we have a hidden card up the sleeve.
      Which is to just leave the relationship/job/friendships/church/clique/ whatever.
      True friends always come back around.โคโคโค

    • @VisibleTimes says:

      โ€‹@@willriley6964I am so happy for you ๐ŸŽ‰

  • @valeriemahabir7997 says:

    Life with a narcissis, not necessarily a spouse, is a special kind of hell.

  • @jimbond says:

    You don’t even have to do anything at all for a narcissist to punish you. They can have ongoing campaigns behind your back trying every way they can to harm you.

    • @user-zr3fx8iy6e says:

      They lash out for no reason. They start an argument so they can put on the defense, and then say ” What’s the matter with you ? “They look for ways to start an argument so you’ll defend yourself. They bully with intimidation. My husband began these behaviors 3 months after our wedding. I had to ask for intimacy, and he became increasingly indifferent towards me; withholding affection and information. It was very gradual. He would be volatile if I questioned how I felt. He lied to me from the very beginning about having a child. He repeatedly denied having a child, even though I knew the truth. He enjoyed shaming me for something in my past Before I even knew him. He would never tell Me anything about his life when I asked him directly. He was very evasive about anything I asked him. It was like a little game for him withholding information from me. He would try to intimidate me by standing in my immediate space and looking at me peering over his glasses with raised eyebrows. I would just look at him like – “What’s Your problem?”. He knew he didn’t get away with intimidating me at that particular time. He would speak to me undermining me like I didn’t understand or like he was trying to explain something to me like a child. He made demeaning remarks. Most of the time I just didn’t react because I knew he was looking for a confrontation. But he liked to Try to pick an argument. Most of the time, I just didn’t react and ignored it. I figured it wasn’t worth trying to defend myself because it was just a game he played. And I didn’t like confrontation either. I would do anything to avoid an argument, because I’ve always been a peacemaker my whole life in all of my relationships. Sometimes if tried to start an argument, I would apologize and say, “Oh I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to upset you.”

    • @user-zr3fx8iy6e says:

      Edit: so they can put ‘you’ on the defense.

    • @beaglerescue5281 says:

      Agreeโ€”pulled out of a family vacation for no reason at all. There will not be another invite.

  • @lizsteilkie says:

    They stop touching you and or stop communicating unless you are staying within that narrow band of acceptable behaviors…

  • @marilynvincent6753 says:

    My sister had been murdered, one night while eating dinner short after her death I started to cry, my husband said to me โ€œWhat happened a fly just drop deadโ€. Right in front of my children.
    When my mom passed away, he was on a company medical event in California. I had to call a private number to get in touch with him. The person had to take the message and have him call me back. When he called I said , โ€œ My mom died, you need to come homeโ€. He said, โ€œ I canโ€™t come home, I just got here yesterdayโ€. I told himโ€ if you treat me the way you did my sister died, I will divorce you !!! He came home, I had been at the funeral home. I hear some laughter in the back of the room. I turned around to look, he was there talking to family members. He never came up to me while standing at the casket, never came to me, telling me he was there, he never comforted me at all. I was so hurt.
    Yes !!! I did divorce him after 25 yrs. of marriage.

    • @Islandgirl0123-l8c says:

      He sounds like what my ex husband did to me after my mother died. He is a physician. I divorced him after 20 years of sheer torture

    • @debraearle5551 says:

      My mother died after suffering for a year, I had to travel 10 hours to another state to care for her. Narc husband came with me at first, but he drove my poor mother crazy so I sent him home for 3 months. After he left I ended up in the hospital for a week. He is so needy and I am tired of his whining and anger. Divorcing very soon!!!

    • @shainanash8518 says:

      OMG. I am so sorry . This sounds like my narcissist. My son died and the narcissist played it down.

    • @Liza-lt2xr says:

      My mom murdered my dad 3 yrs a go . My nark ex only cared about his shoes . Got very good counseling i moved on went to college ..I learned to move on im not responble dor my narks opinion ..guess what blocking is easy๐Ÿ˜…

  • @The_Dame says:

    They punish you for crimes they committed! They never hold themselves accountable for their own actions!

    • @KH11307 says:

      I heard 2 men part of a collective talking and saying “they put it all on thing” which is a name of mine and I found out last summer what that was.

  • @brendandubruyn533 says:

    I’ll add one more: they use your intimate/vulnerable moments, thoughts and feelings against you…

  • @jerseypooh4664 says:

    Iโ€™m done with the narcs in my life. Zero contact is the way to go.

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