🔴The Narcissist Wants You Again but Doesn't Know How to Rebuild the Bridges They've Burned! 👇🏼 ruclips.net/video/TYf95cmVX5g/видео.htmlsi=lJykNX5m_LWU6YVZ
I like this channel! I know that, during the initial phase after the discard, we want the narc to suffer, to pay for what they did to us. But as time progresses, and if you draw near to God, you will feel forgiveness and compassion for that "person". Alas, forgiveness doesn't mean condoning their behavior. It means freeing our hearts from the poison injected by the demon possessing the narc. I got to the point I thought I was the narc! God saved me from drowning in sorrow and bitterness! Use this experience to be drawn near God, your Creator!
Thank you for sharing such a profound perspective! It's inspiring to hear how you've found healing and forgiveness through your faith. You're right-letting go of bitterness is a powerful step toward reclaiming our peace. Wishing you continued strength and growth on your journey!
That's the spirit! I'm so glad to hear you're feeling empowered and ready to move on from toxic relationships. Celebrate your progress-thank you for watching! 🎉🎉🎉
I don't allow a man to tell me he isn't ready for commitment or he is unwilling to do the work to fix himself. I am a separate individual with my own needs, wants and wishes! I don't tolerate foolishness from anyone. If you walk away from me make sure you don't come back. I will not welcome you.
I completely admire your strength and self-respect! It's so important to prioritize your own needs and not settle for less. Your boundaries are key to maintaining healthy relationships!
Up to 6 percent of the U.S. population has narcissistic personality disorder, which has its roots in childhood. Not developing empathy while growing up is a warning sign of developing a serious personality disorder, including the narcissistic type. Persistent bullying behaviors and a need to win despite who is hurt are signs a child may be at risk of developing narcissism. It’s estimated that up to 6 percent of the U.S. population has narcissistic personality disorder (narcissism for short), which is more common in men and has its roots in childhood. Extremely resistant to treatment, this severe mental condition leads affected individuals to create chaos as they harm other people. Before discussing how demands for support of ego and desires can go off the rails, let’s start with an overview of pertinent normal child development. Small children are naturally selfish as a normal part of development in which they work to get their needs met and can’t understand other people’s needs and desires. Then as teenagers, kids are still typically self-centered as they struggle for independence. As opposed to self-centeredness that should gradually decline, children need to develop healthy, lasting levels of self-esteem to be able to protect and care for themselves while caring about others, resist dangerous influences, and stay connected to family and society. Healthy levels of self-esteem indicate a child’s belief that he or she is loved and worthy as a person in the family and in society, and thus doesn’t deserve and is more resilient to mistreatment. In a nutshell, self-esteem isn’t self-centeredness because it doesn’t lead to putting oneself first to the detriment of other people’s needs and rights.
Thank you for sharing such detailed insights! It’s crucial to understand the roots of narcissistic behaviors and the importance of healthy self-esteem in childhood development. Your perspective highlights how early experiences can shape personality, and addressing these issues can lead to healthier relationships in the future. I appreciate your contribution to the discussion!
Navigating a joint farm and business with a narcissist can be challenging. It's important to set clear boundaries, communicate openly, and keep a focus on your goals. Consider seeking support from a therapist or counselor who can help you develop strategies tailored to your situation. Wishing you strength and clarity!
🔴The Narcissist Wants You Again but Doesn't Know How to Rebuild the Bridges They've Burned! 👇🏼
ruclips.net/video/TYf95cmVX5g/видео.htmlsi=lJykNX5m_LWU6YVZ
I like this channel! I know that, during the initial phase after the discard, we want the narc to suffer, to pay for what they did to us. But as time progresses, and if you draw near to God, you will feel forgiveness and compassion for that "person". Alas, forgiveness doesn't mean condoning their behavior. It means freeing our hearts from the poison injected by the demon possessing the narc. I got to the point I thought I was the narc!
God saved me from drowning in sorrow and bitterness! Use this experience to be drawn near God, your Creator!
Thank you for sharing such a profound perspective! It's inspiring to hear how you've found healing and forgiveness through your faith. You're right-letting go of bitterness is a powerful step toward reclaiming our peace. Wishing you continued strength and growth on your journey!
NO MORE TOXIC NARC HOOVERS FROM THEM NONE AT ALL THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
That's the spirit! I'm so glad to hear you're feeling empowered and ready to move on from toxic relationships. Celebrate your progress-thank you for watching! 🎉🎉🎉
I don't allow a man to tell me he isn't ready for commitment or he is unwilling to do the work to fix himself. I am a separate individual with my own needs, wants and wishes! I don't tolerate foolishness from anyone. If you walk away from me make sure you don't come back. I will not welcome you.
I completely admire your strength and self-respect! It's so important to prioritize your own needs and not settle for less. Your boundaries are key to maintaining healthy relationships!
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You're very welcome! Sending you love and support! ❤️❤️❤️
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Thank you so much for the kind words! I'm glad you found the video helpful. Your support means a lot! ❤️
Up to 6 percent of the U.S. population has narcissistic personality disorder, which has its roots in childhood.
Not developing empathy while growing up is a warning sign of developing a serious personality disorder, including the narcissistic type.
Persistent bullying behaviors and a need to win despite who is hurt are signs a child may be at risk of developing narcissism.
It’s estimated that up to 6 percent of the U.S. population has narcissistic personality disorder (narcissism for short), which is more common in men and has its roots in childhood. Extremely resistant to treatment, this severe mental condition leads affected individuals to create chaos as they harm other people. Before discussing how demands for support of ego and desires can go off the rails, let’s start with an overview of pertinent normal child development.
Small children are naturally selfish as a normal part of development in which they work to get their needs met and can’t understand other people’s needs and desires. Then as teenagers, kids are still typically self-centered as they struggle for independence.
As opposed to self-centeredness that should gradually decline, children need to develop healthy, lasting levels of self-esteem to be able to protect and care for themselves while caring about others, resist dangerous influences, and stay connected to family and society. Healthy levels of self-esteem indicate a child’s belief that he or she is loved and worthy as a person in the family and in society, and thus doesn’t deserve and is more resilient to mistreatment. In a nutshell, self-esteem isn’t self-centeredness because it doesn’t lead to putting oneself first to the detriment of other people’s needs and rights.
Thank you for sharing such detailed insights! It’s crucial to understand the roots of narcissistic behaviors and the importance of healthy self-esteem in childhood development. Your perspective highlights how early experiences can shape personality, and addressing these issues can lead to healthier relationships in the future. I appreciate your contribution to the discussion!
How to navigate a joint farm & business with Narc...
Navigating a joint farm and business with a narcissist can be challenging. It's important to set clear boundaries, communicate openly, and keep a focus on your goals. Consider seeking support from a therapist or counselor who can help you develop strategies tailored to your situation. Wishing you strength and clarity!