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The Round Table / Re: Tales From The Narc Side
« Last post by tellomon on April 22, 2024, 11:37:56 AM »
Why do narcissists want to stay with you if they don't truly love?

You are the old slippers they feel comfiest in.

They have invested a lot of time and effort in getting you trained to be docile and controlled.

They know how to shut you up if you complain, distract you if you accuse them of cheating, and keep you around.

They know you will support them in public, and maintain the facade of the happy family.

They have isolated you, so they know you have nowhere to turn to, and they control the money, so they know how difficult it will be for you to leave- so they can relax and assume you will always be there, cleaning house and washing their clothes- a housekeeper, but one with benefits if they ever feel like it.

You turn a blind eye to the obvious signs of cheating.

Your self esteem is on the floor, so they can use you as a whipping boy if they get angry or frustrated, and you will absorb it- maybe cry, but quietly, out of their earshot.

You make them look normal , and they can hide behind the “I´m in a relationship” card if one of their side supplies becomes demanding.

This is not love- it is all transactional.

And it could all end tomorrow if they find a better option (they will always look).

Please, if you are in this situation, read about narcissism, and confirm what you already suspect- that this is on the way out. Get ahead of it. See how they get to stay and why you should leave.

I like "Is there A Narcissist In Your Life?" by Amanda Clymont, Amazon.


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The Round Table / Re: Tales From The Narc Side
« Last post by tellomon on April 22, 2024, 11:20:45 AM »
Do narcissists mentally abuse those they supposedly
love the most?


The reason why they are able to do this is because they have no empathy. A person who has no empathy is able to be cruel without having an effect on them or moving them emotionally. They lack the ability to understand and share your feelings. They lack the ability to share your experiences by imagining what it would be like to be in your situation. So they are able to cause pain and suffering to you without fear or any concern about it.

The narcissist can be so cruel, not only because they lack empathy, but also because they lack object constancy. They are stuck in the mentality of a child.

If you have been in a long-term relationship with a narcissist, you probably don't remember what it was like to be you. You probably haven't been yourself for a very long time. Your existence undergoes a process of transformation into doing everything that the narcissist needs, so that they don't get angry or upset. But it doesn't matter how much you change, it doesn't matter how much you erase yourself, it doesn't matter if you remove all traces of the person you used to be.

They will still get angry, they will still get upset. Because the truth is it has nothing to do with you. You don't exist to be an emotional regulator for someone who cannot emotionally regulate themselves. Remember the person who used to be. Remember the things you loved to do. Start being you again.

The narcissist might get mad, but they're going to be mad anyway. They're never going to like anything you do, so start being you again.
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Yes, but its not because they love you the most. They don't know what the feeling of love is. They don't have most in their love vocabulary be cause love does not exist for them. They go into a relationship as a fantasy that this person is the perfect one.

Their delusional expectations soon turn their feelings into a form of punishment. Because now the narcissist feels betrayed that thus person is challenging their manipulation, their words that don't show Action, their projection to blame. It does not matter if they are the most loved , because in the end they will be the most hated. .They can not build a relationship on trust. They can not nourish a relationship to stay healthy.

Love is everything a narcissist isn't. They may learn to love a person, but they will never feel the love to give it an act . To protect, to put then before oneself. They learned to control, to get what they need. They learned manipulation to feed their ego, to give them a sense of power over how one feels to cause fear, generate negative energy. So the narcissist can feel superior, to be the one who is important.

To take what they want and jump at circumstances that are better to advance his self worth. To build his arrogance and stoke his ego. He will mentally abuse anyone who will give him this power. Even those he hates from how they made him feel in the past. He will play them again, tell then what they want to hear , until they get angry. They cannot get their emotional needs met.

Then the narcissist trauma bond takes its affect. A narcissist is not able to love in a healthy way. They show their love by being in your life. They are the reason you exist in the first place. Without them you are not loved, you are someone else's trash. You are their newest game for mind flock. Good luck to escape.
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I would say yes. Who'll put up with that nonsense but someone who loves them. Remember most narcs are immature, not completely stupid. Some narcs know, if they try to behave or talk disrespectful to a stranger or even an associate, the response from them would be unpleasant. Maybe physical.

Therefore, unfortunately, the husband, the wife and the partner deal with the narcs displaced anger. Most of the time the narc is mad at someone else. But come home to you and abuse you. Such cowards, some narcs are. Once again the saying “he's so mad, he's going home and kick his dog” is true. My opinion.

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The Round Table / Re: Tales From The Narc Side
« Last post by tellomon on April 22, 2024, 10:46:10 AM »
Why would someone go back
to a narcissist once they know
what they're capable of doing?

We kept going back because we were willfully stupid and convinced ourselves that underneath all the bullsh*t, they actually loved us.

The truth is,

THEY DON'T and NEVER DID!

The only things they actually LOVE are getting drunk or doing drugs, flirting with their exes AND anyone else that moves, gambling, going to bars, having sex with strangers and getting attention from anyone BUT YOU.

Ego check! The sad fact is: given a choice between talking to someone who loves them (YOU) and talking to anyone else, they will choose to ignore your calls if anyone who will give them attention is on the other line.

BENEATH EVERYONE ELSE!!! This is because they don't respect you. They believe you are so dumb, you will always accept any pathetic excuse they give you.

They think you're too stupid to realize how much they cherish the idea that an ex who dumped their sorry ass will give them attention. But it's not just exes.

These dumb f*cks will ignore you for casual acquaintances, co-workers, waitresses at Hooters, cashiers at the gas station and bartenders.

They'll mute you or put you on hold while they blow up the phones of parents of their child's friends while trying to get attention by oversharing things anyone with two brain cells wouldn't talk about to casual acquaintances.

Their lack of COMMON SENSE lets their egos convince them that everyone loves them and enjoys their drunken rambling.

All of those things should make your gut scream at you that those behaviours are unacceptable. They are showing you the truth about what they are.

THEY ARE SHOWING YOU TOTAL DISRESPECT

THEY ARE SHOWING YOU HOW A$$HOLES BEHAVE

THEY ARE SHOWING YOU HOW THEY TREAT THOSE WHO LOVE THEM

THEY ARE SHOWING YOU THAT THEIR CLAIMS OF LOVING YOU ARE LIES

THEY ARE SHOWING YOU HOW LITTLE YOU MEAN TO THEM

My wish is that those who have seen what these f*cks really are, will never be willing to put up with their games again.

YOU DESERVE SOMEONE WHO IS THERE IN THE PRESENT WITH “YOU and ONLY YOU” NOT ANY RANDO WHOSE PHONE NUMBER HAPPENS TO BE IN THEIR CONTACTS.

Be firm. Go no contact, Delete their photographs and forget their name. DO NOT EVER GO BACK. If you do, you're giving them permission to do it all again.

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The Round Table / Re: Tales From The Narc Side
« Last post by tellomon on April 22, 2024, 10:27:01 AM »
5 Things a Strong Woman Should Never Do for a Man

As a strong and independent woman, it's essential to remember that your worth and identity shouldn't be defined by someone else's approval or attention. Here are 5 things you should never do for a man:

1. Change yourself to impress him. Be true to who you are, and don't compromise your personality or values to suit someone else's preferences.

2. Seek his approval for every decision. Trust your instincts and make your own choices – you're capable and intelligent enough to do so.

3. Alter your physical appearance to meet his standards. Your body is yours, and any changes should be for your own confidence and self-love, not to impress someone else.

4. Reschedule your plans constantly to accommodate him. Prioritize your own life, friends, and family – a healthy relationship should respect your time and boundaries.

5. Sacrifice your dreams and goals for him. Your passions and ambitions are yours to pursue, and no one should dictate what's right or wrong for your future.

Remember, a strong woman knows her worth and doesn't compromise her individuality for anyone.

Jay Pseudonym
#6- Learn to enjoy living, sleeping, and spending your old age alone. Relationships are built on compromise.

Junior Wattley
Relationships must be flexible on both sides.

My grandma said to me once . “Whenever you think you are too sharp, that’s when you will cut yourself.”

Compromise ,Communication ,Commitments are the 3 C rules for every successful couple.

No one is perfect.


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The Round Table / Re: Tales From The Narc Side
« Last post by tellomon on April 22, 2024, 09:32:48 AM »
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The Round Table / Re: Tales From The Narc Side
« Last post by tellomon on April 22, 2024, 09:22:38 AM »
3 Crimes a Narcissist Commits out of their Jealousy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cU2HBbSNyUM
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The Round Table / Re: Tales From The Narc Side
« Last post by tellomon on April 22, 2024, 09:17:52 AM »
HOW THE NARCISSIST WATCHED..WAITED..AND PLANNED

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5LIovf5-rk



@Divinely_Guided444
1 hour ago
Nailed it with going from the frying pan into the fire. How can a person just hate to see someone flourish or be their best self??  They want to take everything from you, and more than anything, steal your light.  I just can't relate to that.
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The Round Table / Re: Tales From The Narc Side
« Last post by tellomon on April 22, 2024, 09:02:12 AM »


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The Round Table / Re: Tales From The Narc Side
« Last post by tellomon on April 22, 2024, 08:53:16 AM »
Why Narcissists Help People…
 4 Rotten Reason They Do It!

Narcissists may help people for various reasons, but their motivations are often self-serving and can be detrimental to those they claim to help. Here are four common reasons why narcissists might engage in helping behaviors:

1. **Manipulation and Control:** Narcissists may use acts of kindness or assistance as a way to manipulate and control others. By helping someone, they create a sense of indebtedness or obligation, which they can later leverage for their benefit.

2. **Seeking Validation and Admiration:** Narcissists crave admiration and validation from others. Helping people allows them to be seen as generous or compassionate, bolstering their self-image and feeding their need for admiration.

3. **Maintaining a Positive Image:** Narcissists are often concerned with how others perceive them. Helping behaviors can be a way for them to maintain a positive public image or to portray themselves as caring and benevolent individuals, regardless of their true intentions.

4. **Securing Narcissistic Supply:** Narcissists feed off attention, praise, and adoration, known as narcissistic supply. Helping others can be a way for them to garner admiration and attention, ensuring a steady supply of validation to boost their ego.

It's important to recognize that while narcissists may appear helpful on the surface, their motivations are typically self-serving and can lead to manipulation, exploitation, and harm to those they claim to be assisting. It's crucial for individuals to be mindful of the intentions behind someone's actions and to set boundaries to protect themselves from potential exploitation. If you suspect you're dealing with a narcissist, seeking support from a therapist or counselor can be beneficial in navigating these complex dynamics.


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The Round Table / Re: Tales From The Narc Side
« Last post by tellomon on April 22, 2024, 08:29:40 AM »
How does a narc park?
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