Sinister tactics narcissists use to PUNISH you

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November 1-3, 2024

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  • @NarcSurvivor says:

    Devaluation, withholding, triangulation, sabotage. They are the judge, jury and executioner.

  • @SouthpawProudNix says:

    My father was my first bully.

  • @francescoromito198 says:

    Doc, Iโ€™ve just finished listening to the audible version of โ€œItโ€™s not youโ€. I had already read it on Kindle. Now, I can listen to your daily video on YouTube. Life brings more hope thanks to you. Much love from Italy ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡น

    • @lesabrydson2526 says:

      Blessings, same here from Jamaica ๐Ÿ‡ฏ๐Ÿ‡ฒ. Psalm 91๐Ÿ‘‘๐Ÿ‘‹โค๏ธ๐ŸŒน๐Ÿ‡ฏ๐Ÿ‡ฒ

  • @nath1284 says:

    Alienated mum here. Thank you for describing the toxic system which is much more widespread than people know. We need to put work into ending the cycle. Dr you are a blessing to humanity

  • @demonshelby1311 says:

    Someone in my family used to pull me up the stairs by my hair when I was about 3. I’m not saying who because I am still worried about the repercussions. Im 45 now. Says a lot

    • @bookbeing says:

      Sorry๐Ÿ˜ข i know another child who suffered similarly. Her mother dislocated her arms multiple times and never got medical care for these injuries.

  • @shaimizu says:

    I think that someone who has once bullied someone can change and regret what they did, but with narcissists, that’s not going to happen.

    • @SherryTomlinson-r2y says:

      No the narcissist never changes just ups their game. But hey we are finally catching up on their criminal games. And they canโ€™t even CHANGE their games!! ๐ŸŽ‰

  • @Stardusted1 says:

    They decide when youโ€™ve suffered enough too. Still waiting.

  • @Rachel299 says:

    Iโ€™m amazed at how accurate this is. I am going through this right now with my sibling.

  • @jshelley4592 says:

    Thank you for addressing this issue. My youngest child would not go to high school because of a bully. Their way of dealing with it was to threaten me with jail !! Really ? I talked to the principal 12 times. She just wanted to hold me to blame. We didn’t have cell phones back then so I had to look through the yellow pages to find a school for my daughter. They let her study at home and she finished high school a year early. She went on to go to college becoming an accountant. Schools are horrible in my opinion. I had problems with bullies too in school. There are kids that can’t handle, for whatever reason, a school environment.

  • @wisegentle7859 says:

    Dr. Ramani, you have given the most accurate and in-depth description and explanation of this demonically driven behavior of the bully. Thank You Bless you.

  • @carolynwilliams3606 says:

    Describing to a T the person I have lived with for 50 years. Very stressful, causing me a scary health issue several years ago. Refuses divorce, so we live in separate rooms. Not a marriage, it’s a life sentence.

  • @AccidentalCarnivore-ul3kg says:

    My Narcissistic mother bullied me my entire childhood. She tried to beat me at age 14 and I fought back. She never ever laid another hand on me. Iโ€™m now 53 yrs old and cut off contact years ago. Bullies are cowards!

    • @Mother8323 says:

      I’m so proud of you Queen. In my case my narcissistic mom and her sister used to team up on me and my mom never protected me from her. I never had safety; now that I’m 40 years old I’ve cut complete contact with my moms sister for almost 20 years and my mom and I no longer have a relationship although she tries her hardest to come back but I’m no longer interested. She failed to protect me as a child.

    • @22RosesGrow says:

      I’m glad you fought back.

    • @AccidentalCarnivore-ul3kg says:

      @@Mother8323 – Thank you for sharing your story. So glad you had the insight and strength to choose yourself. โค๏ธ

    • @beverlyadams7205 says:

      I wasnโ€™t physically abused, but I was bullied and verbally abused by my mother. She died when she was 62 and I was happy. Iโ€™m 75 now and the echoes of my childhood are still there. These videos have helped immensely with my recovery. Good luck to you now and in the future.โค

    • @AccidentalCarnivore-ul3kg says:

      @@beverlyadams7205 – Iโ€™m so sorry you had to endure being abused. Her voice still echoes and Iโ€™m still working on healing. โค๏ธโ€๐Ÿฉน It May be a life long journey.

  • @johanna11980 says:

    Thank yo Dr. Ramani, your work supports so many of us in understanding that we are not the ones causing our own abuse …

  • @d.dflowers7635 says:

    My mother was my first bully. She still tries her best to bully me now and Iโ€™m an adult. But thanks to Dr. Ramani, Iโ€™m more resistant and Iโ€™m saving up to flee

  • @bookbeing says:

    This talk is amazing! And the family dynamic examples so applicable. Shunning and smear campaigns hurt so much!

  • @erinbrydon1734 says:

    my older sister was my first bully โ€ฆemotional and physical threats for sure ended up being a narcโ€ฆcaused such distruction in my life!

  • @ZenWithMe108 says:

    Formless shapeless hate and anger is what a narcissist is made of. Those emotions will twist themselves into whatever position they need to find appeasement/supply for just a moment. Look past it and walk away.

  • @erinorourke1372 says:

    Holy Sh*y this is EXACTLY what happened to me. Textbook! Iโ€™m floored. Thank you for this.

  • @akataa says:

    Goodness gracious! You really dug into the nooks and crannies of narcissism and all its ugly faces! I could do nothing but laugh at how accurate this was!

  • @Kortneylove-1 says:

    My boss is a narcissist and abusive, and being a new parent on top of that is really driving me crazy. I have a supportive husband and have considered quitting severally. Are there ways for someone like me to earn a decent income while working from home?

    • @kevingood-r3n says:

      Sorry you have to go through thisโคโค

    • @EmersonFranklin65 says:

      Must be tough balancing new parenthood with a toxic job and a difficult boss… A couple of years ago, I faced something similar and decided to focus on opportunities that were less detrimental to my mental health… Now, I make over 10k a month from home! If you have skills in writing, graphic design, or web development, consider freelancing. Also, consider stocks but ensure you use a financial expert in the earlier stages to avoid mistakes… I do both, freelancing keeps me busy while the other brings in the bulk of my earnings but more passively…

    • @PriyaKrshna234 says:

      Dont want to quit my job or anything like that,, but I have been considering the stocks thing for sometime now,, heard its a nice way to get some extra funds. Do you have an FA guy you can recommend or anybody like that

    • @EmersonFranklin65 says:

      @@PriyaKrshna234 Mine is a woman… Kelly Matwick. She’s not so popular but you might have heard of her

    • @user-zl5gn5lg6 says:

      it is really a small world. She and a colleagues were at this seminar we held at my office few weeks back. had to go to her page to confirm that I wasn’t mistaken. nice!

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