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November 1-3, 2024

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  • @michele0324 says:

    Don’t take responsibility for narcissists ill-placed blame.

  • @kevinmasterson5733 says:

    Thanks for calling out this BS, Dr Ramani

  • @dk5755 says:

    Very similar to the saying โ€œyou made your bed, now you must lie in itโ€. This is what I used to tell myself. ๐Ÿ˜ข

  • @yukio_saito says:

    Enablers deny the truth of what happened to you in toxic relationships. Instead of accepting the truth, they blame you. ๐Ÿ˜–

    • @miraleatardiff8543 says:

      That or minimise it to the nth degree.

    • @costelloandlizzievolk2233 says:

      ๐Ÿ’ฏ Itโ€™s maddening. Not sure I how I will navigate holidays this year because of them all but prioritizing my well being โค

    • @UrGranny-zc1mz says:

      true

    • @carolgordon5522 says:

      It hurts and it’s even more frightening when people you know don’t believe you

    • @msr1116 says:

      This is exactly what my ex brother in law did to me. I still don’t know why the hell he felt compelled to make a lifelong project out of enabling his brother. It was on the level of permissive surrogate parenting I’d never witnessed before or since.

  • @CelyneSCI says:

    Whoa!! Dr. Ramani is on FIRE!!
    Thank you for fighting for us who have to shut up to put up. โคโคโคโคโค

  • @disappearingremedy7400 says:

    “You sowed nothing, you’re reaping plenty.” So true. Thank you from a person born into it. It may be my lesson and my journey, but did I choose it?

  • @marysisak2359 says:

    As the scapegoat of the family I used to think “You don’t have to hit me over the head with that club, give it to me and I can do it myself.” When I was a teenager there was an incident where my father had me trapped in a corner and was hitting his fist into his other hand saying how much he wanted to punch me. When I finally broke down and told my older brother (who I had adored when I was younger) what happened, he said I must have deserved it. I asked him what I could have done to deserve that. He said you must have smart mouthed him.

    • @SherryTomlinson-r2y says:

      Reminds me of my narc father poking me with his finger in my chest. That really pissed me off on top of it I had no idea what was spilling out of his narcissistic vocabulary mouth

    • @katyb2793 says:

      You don’t have to answer this, and I apologise if it upsets you.. I’m just wondering if your Dad did eventually hit you, or did he stop at threats?
      It’s horrible and still abuse either way, I’m just asking because I’m in a similar situation. In my experience threats eventually turn into action.. ๐Ÿ™

    • @marysisak2359 says:

      @@katyb2793 My father’s violent behavior towards me stopped abruptly. From what I can piece together my father came hunting for me only to find me unconscious from overdosing on medication I had been prescribed for anxiety attacks. My parents did not call an ambulance. Apparently my father left the house and my mother went to bed. My best guess as to what happened is my father was shocked and wanted to call an ambulance while my mother would have no part in that since it would embarrass the family. Whatever happened that night stopped the violent abuse but not the emotional abuse. It was not long after that that I went away to school.

    • @katyb2793 says:

      @@marysisak2359 oh Mary I’m so so sorry… you didn’t deserve any of that, and it’s not right. At all.
      I really hope you’re in a better, safe place now with people who truly love you. And I’m so glad you pulled through that night. Sending you a big hug โค

    • @lindac6919 says:

      Scapegoat vs Golden Child.

  • @newyorke172 says:

    People who donโ€™t get it say the dumbest things. I stopped talking about it.

  • @fareedamariam says:

    Exactly! This and the line of โ€œYou attract who you areโ€ really infuriates me! Itโ€™s not true and itโ€™s victim blaming.

    • @theskeletonsskeletons9495 says:

      Yep…same with the “JUsT cHanGe yOuR vIbRAtiON aNd yOu WIll SToP alL oF yOUr pRoBleMz” garbage.

      We can all thank the sewage seep of the demonic, intentionally victim-blaming New Age dog s*** for this.

    • @SusanPetch says:

      Yes. I sort of fell for that line when I became involved with a narcissistic colleague at work for a while. It was only when I stopped considering the possibility that I could be similar to her and honestly and strongly affirmed to myself that this was definitely not true, that I instantly felt better. It was NOT my fault. It was hers. Believing the new age BS was NOT helpful! It was harmful, in fact, but at least I woke up to it! Succinctly said.

    • @yukio_saito says:

      They buy into “The law of attraction” fallacy. It’s exactly victim blaming.

    • @captainjimolchs says:

      Actually, I attracted who I THOUGHT I was. Now, I am trying to find myself.

    • @lindac6919 says:

      It’s ignorant and widespread. It’s in that “everyone knows…” category of lies.

  • @michellehollis9787 says:

    I am so so glad I am free now๐Ÿ™โค๏ธ

  • @LauraJ-rz9qt says:

    You are 100 percent correct Dr. Ramani. These narcissists are fully aware of what they are doing. Sometimes the innocent partner may have some complex trauma from childhood which was unresolved, which enabled them to stay with these abusive partners. False hope. It is the Narcissist that will reap what they sow.

  • @itslizmcmahon says:

    I freaking LOVE IT when Dr. Ramani vehemently lays down the truth. ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘

  • @costelloandlizzievolk2233 says:

    Iโ€™ve had sooo many people shame and blame me for being abused, saying I choose it attracted it caused it or created it. Super messed up and beyond hurtful. I keep pretty strong boundaries with those people now or donโ€™t have them in my life. People need to think before they speak! No one is responsible for the abuse except the abuser. Thank you Dr Ramani โค

    • @lindac6919 says:

      When they find out that you were a target for abuse…they decide that you’re Fair Game, so they take a few pokes at you and try to use you the same way.
      Sometimes…they get a big surprise. I had to take it from Narky…I DON’T take it from anyone else.

  • @costelloandlizzievolk2233 says:

    Itโ€™s amazing how the abusers and enablers donโ€™t understand how this applies to them. They donโ€™t get that if they repeatedly unapologetically abuse me, they donโ€™t get a relationship with me. Not my problem anymore. Thank you Dr Ramani โค

  • @loridillon1617 says:

    Amen, Dr. Ramani! We needed to hear this! We can’t heal if we think being kind, patient, and understanding is the problem with this world. It’s the opposite. It’s not our fault that people feel insecure, act out, and dont want to heal. We didn’t cause their pain and only they can heal it.

  • @carolgordon5522 says:

    30 years in this marriage and now having the knowledge of what I’m dealing with, desperately want to leave, but made so much input financially into the home, I think I’m entitled to my fair share to assist me in starting over because he made me leave my job. Praying for a miracle to be out, it’s horrific for any human being to go through this. God deliver your children from this hidden abuse.

  • @lorainehouse2990 says:

    Amazing! So true. I was stuck 27 years! Been free 6 months!!! Moved state, got a job and feel 20 years younger. I was getting sick, truly sick but not anymore. Thank you Dr R you have walked every step with me. The times, and there were many and perhaps still some days when I’m questioning my decision, I hear his voice so I plug you in on audible or watch a video. Thank you from the bottom of my heart โค๏ธ

  • @ellentomas3995 says:

    Say ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿฝ it ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿฝ louder ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿฝ Thank you for this, dr. Ramani. There are a bunch of so-called psychologists on youtube that apparently haven’t studied narcissism blaming the victims by saying they’re responsible for not putting boundaries. Besides having to put up with the trauma of having been in a relationship with a narcissist, the victims still have to hear these absurds from bad professionals.

  • @Riddlerj1 says:

    Crying as I watch this. That person you are talking about, that is where I am. 28 years and it is getting worse. Donโ€™t know how much more I can take.

  • @IzabelaWaniek-i1x says:

    True. That is why you can only talk about narcissistic abuse with people who get it.

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