Are you ready to heal from the narcissist? (WATCH THIS)

@MarleyLeMar says:

For me, looking back over a long healing journey, I can simplify it like this–the narcissist isolates you. They can’t work their will if you are not isolated. So, once you detach from the narcissist, emotionally, physically, and as completely as possible, stick with the healing community. This connection, in my experience, is the main factor that runs through the whole process. I’ve come out the other side, for the most part, and I’m still here because this is where I keep learning and I’m understood. You are not alone. Hang onto that.

@karenlees8731 says:

Well, I’m 70, and I just recently learned about Narcissistic people. My mother was, her 3 husbands were, 90% of past relationships were, my 2 ex’s and unfortunately my only child that’s 30. My ex ruined her with his manipulation and we no longer speak. You don’t know what you don’t know. That behavior was all that I was around and or lived with. I have a lot to unlearn. Dr. Ramani’s teachings gave me new light to reach for. Unfortunately, I have so much ruminating going on in my head…..64 years that I can remember.

@yukio_saito says:

I remembered that I attended this session of the healing program a couple of years ago. It was so helpful. 🙂

@BuckleyThompson says:

Well, I must say, the world of narcissism is a fascinating one. While many people are aware of overt narcissism, where individuals display grandiose behavior and seek constant attention, covert narcissism is a whole different ballgame. Covert narcissists are masters at hiding their true selves and manipulating those around them. And yes, they do have some rather peculiar habits that set them apart from the rest of us. One weird habit of covert narcissists is their constant need for validation. Unlike overt narcissists who seek validation through external means, covert narcissists have a more sneaky approach. They often fish for compliments or sympathy by subtly dropping hints or making self-deprecating comments. They feed off the reassurance and affirmation they receive from others, and this habit can become quite exhausting for those who have to constantly boost their fragile egos. Another strange habit of covert narcissists is their tendency to play the victim. They are skilled at playing the sympathy card and making others feel sorry for them.

They will twist situations to make themselves appear as innocent victims, even when they are the ones who caused the problem in the first place. This habit allows them to manipulate others into feeling guilty or responsible for their actions, ultimately gaining control over their emotions and actions. Covert narcissists also have a knack for gaslighting, which is a rather disturbing habit. Gaslighting is a form of psychological manipulation where the narcissist distorts reality or denies certain events to make their victim doubt their own perception and sanity. They will subtly twist facts, change narratives, or even outright lie to make others question their own reality. It’s an insidious habit that can leave victims feeling confused, doubting themselves, and trapped in an emotionally abusive cycle. Lastly, covert narcissists have a peculiar habit of being overly sensitive to criticism.

They simply cannot handle any form of negative feedback or constructive criticism, often reacting with extreme defensiveness or passive-aggressive behavior. They have an inflated sense of self-importance and believe that they are above reproach. This habit can make it incredibly challenging to have any meaningful conversations with them or address any issues that may arise in a healthy manner. In conclusion, covert narcissism is a complex phenomenon that manifests in various weird habits. From seeking constant validation, playing the victim, gaslighting, to being overly sensitive to criticism, these individuals possess a unique set of traits that can be both intriguing and challenging to deal with. It’s important to be aware of these habits so that we can recognize and protect ourselves from their manipulative tactics. Moreover, I could’ve gotten hurt from the impact of been cheated on. I’m glad that i got to know ASAP, through digitalinvestigate@gmail. com and I appreciate the content you put out for us .

@LF-pe9ok says:

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