How to STOP Ruminating After Narcissistic Abuse?

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  • @tarey05
    @tarey05 Год назад +163

    "Rumination is a trauma response" Yes! Ur advice as to how to become unstuck from this anxious state is very powerful, and valuable, as it's not something that can be managed intuitively. I find that some hidden trauma can lie dormant for years then crop up when I least expect it. Many thanks for these healing words, Danish!

  • @rosariccardo3529
    @rosariccardo3529 Год назад +90

    I used to feel so bad about ruminating. I used to think it meant I was dysfunctional or lacking in backbone and spirit. It took me a very long time to realise that it is a natural reaction to narc abuse. I only realised this once I started following channels like yours.

  • @nejneta3935
    @nejneta3935 Год назад +70

    I got out of a 27 year relationship with a narc a few months ago. You will never get closure from the narc. You have to give yourself closure.

    • @yvonnebasson8652
      @yvonnebasson8652 3 месяца назад

      How

    • @TamikaTaylor-rl1im
      @TamikaTaylor-rl1im 14 дней назад

      So true, just left a 4 year narcissistic relationship and now only 7 weeks later i am still wondering what did i do there, i am not alright yet but working on it, but honestly i am surprised how broken i am , just taking it day by day and not ponder too much❤

  • @shaddeen.154
    @shaddeen.154 Год назад +84

    Rumination has been debilitating me for years! I feel like I froze in time! Finally, some sense is kicked into me, I am trying to pick up pieces and moving forward! I pray and wish for everyone who is in pain and suffering to heal and become fully functioning individuals and be happy and at peace! Thank you, Danish!

    • @fridaypeaches497
      @fridaypeaches497 Год назад +9

      It truly does debilitate you. I’m going through it now. I have good and bad days. What helps me is…whenever I catch myself stuck in thoughts, I say to myself JUST STOP….. and I make myself recall all of the horrible things that he did to me, physical and emotional abuse. It’s not easy but it helps. I’m hopeful things will get better. Do not give up, you are stronger than you know. What you are capable of today is not what you will be capable in the future. Be gentle and kind to yourself. No matter what, people who enter into a relationship with the best and most loving intentions do not deserve to be devalued and emotionally toyed with. 🦋💛💪🏼💯

    • @shaddeen.154
      @shaddeen.154 Год назад +3

      @@fridaypeaches497 Thank you so much! May all the positivity reach every suffering soul! ❤

    • @katdid
      @katdid 4 месяца назад

      Music helps .. esp like upbeat Christian rap or hip hop because those words are not about relationships 😅 it can be uplifting

  • @WinterWarlock261
    @WinterWarlock261 Год назад +120

    I was stuck with the narcissist for 43 years faced with trauma over and over and over again. Since then, 8 years of freedom now. Do I still ruminate? Unfortunately, yes. But with 43 years of it, I know it is going to take a while to get through. I think it is getting better, though.
    I'm also learning not to waste my time talking about it with people who do not understand narcissistic abuse. And talking with THEM about it IS a waste of my time and effort. They won't understand it, and never will. Eventually, they won't care either.
    I also have learned to avoid ANYBODY that is HIGH CONFLICT because not only will they not care, but they will INTENTIONALLY go OUT OF THEIR WAY to make it worse for you, gaslight you, blame you, and do everything possible to cause MORE conflict and drama for THEIR amusement.

    • @honeybee6154
      @honeybee6154 Год назад +3

      ❤️🙏 all best to you.

    • @Maryann_Thorpe
      @Maryann_Thorpe Год назад +11

      So many triggers I find. I am still wondering who the heck I would have been had I not met mine. Sometimes I feel like I am mourning the loss of who I was and could have been. Narcissist is an overly used word these days. You are right about no one getting it so we suffer in silence much of the time. We all deserve validation so thank you for commenting.

    • @Cahoo.U
      @Cahoo.U Год назад +4

      EMDR. This treatment is incredible for PTSD.
      I highly recommend it.

    • @davew8269
      @davew8269 Год назад +3

      Absolutely right, talking to someone who can't understand narc abuse is a waste of time. The problem is too many therapists, psychiatrists and doctors can't understand it and they are trying to treat you & only make it worse because they assume you have something they know & treat you for that.

    • @hajnalkajuhasz5833
      @hajnalkajuhasz5833 Год назад

      Completely agree...

  • @Rockinride
    @Rockinride Год назад +89

    I am so happy to hear that I am not alone in the battle of narcissistic abuse, I’ve had it all my life, from my father, brother and husband I thought I was crazy with all the thoughts, THANK YOU!

    • @pattif192
      @pattif192 Год назад +12

      For sure you are not alone. God bless!

    • @TheRealBina
      @TheRealBina Год назад +5

      You're not alone ❤️ 🙏

    • @gracegwozdz8185
      @gracegwozdz8185 Год назад +2

      Not only we are together waking up to this demonic presence in our lives, but together we take action to go no contact with our abusers! Stay strong!

    • @yvonnebasson8652
      @yvonnebasson8652 3 месяца назад +2

      Me too😢

    • @brentonebron5009
      @brentonebron5009 2 месяца назад +2

      You are not alone sista 💪🏿

  • @pattif192
    @pattif192 Год назад +37

    Thank you. I had a narcissistic mother. I ruminated over things she said for 30 years since I had left home. What a horrible, nightmarish experience! I really felt crazy.

  • @ClandestineGirl16X
    @ClandestineGirl16X Год назад +30

    Danish, I literally cried tears of relief listening to this video. I needed this today. I can't thank you enough. You are a blessing. A million thanks from New York City ❤️

    • @m.pellicier
      @m.pellicier Год назад +3

      CLANDESTINGIRL--Me too. Tears flowed out again; but less then the last 2 years since leaving narcissist husband, that I loved so very much. Just writing "loved so very much" brings on tears..
      Hugs, peace and healing to you from Riverdale area, NYC.

  • @princess_sapphire
    @princess_sapphire Год назад +56

    Yes,yes I am here even after no contact for 12 months,I go over and over the same stuff to try and make sense of it,still get triggered by simple every day stuff, its on my mind and I cant get it out.
    Thank you Danish for these tips to try and lessen the impact of these thoughts.

    • @fridaypeaches497
      @fridaypeaches497 Год назад +5

      It’s been since September since I’ve been out of the house. I’m in a safe stable environment, YET, there are days when I actually feel as if I’ve taken three steps back and only one forward. I suppose it’s because once I was able to have some peace and not walk on eggshells every waking moment, I’d actually began to realize just what I’d been through. The physical and psychological abuse, I lost my home of nearly ten years and my job. It’s as if the real battle begins once you physically get away. While you cohabitate with these (people)….. you do not have a second to think about anything else except survival. It’s exhausting and takes a true toll on your health. Mind over matter……easier said than done, but in the end it’s worth it……. I feel as if I’m in the fight of my life. I wish you peace, courage and healing. 🦋💪🏼💯

    • @fridaypeaches497
      @fridaypeaches497 Год назад +3

      @@jbrown2908 THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR YOUR ENCOURAGEMENT!!!! 💛. I’ve been through tough times in my life, but this has me on so many levels and aspects, from psychological to physical. I keep telling myself……I’m struggling, but I will not give up. It’s people like you who are angels with just kind words that keeps me having faith in humanity. 🦋

    • @fridaypeaches497
      @fridaypeaches497 Год назад +1

      @@jbrown2908 thank you 🙏. It’s validation for me to begin to realize just what the heck happened to me. I’ve been through tuff times and come from a dysfunctional family, but this narcissistic relationship has broken me….. between the physical abuse and psychological abuse, the trauma bond, the CPTSD…… it’s agony. I’m not able to go completely no contact as 90% of my possessions are still in his house…… he likes to text when he’s drunk and high. Last night for no reason I received a text from him saying “how happy he felt when he kissed his dog, because all of the evil is out of his life”. After 3black eyes, 2 concussions, a bruised kidney and deep bruised tailbone from being kicked as I was walking away and each episode I was told I deserved it because of what I said to him……he said I had made him do something he’d never forgive himself for. I never reported the abuse, which I’m regretting now. But wow, I’m the evil. Baffling to me.
      I ask God for strength every day, for me and the other victims who are struggling to get peace back in their lives. Thank you again 🙏💯

    • @emira5009
      @emira5009 Год назад +3

      Me too. Other people who havent been in these relationships dont understand. He derailed my whole life. All our friends took his side. The injustice is killing me. It was so hard leaving him, but its so hard going forward too. Sorry for the rant

    • @emira5009
      @emira5009 Год назад +1

      @@jbrown2908 thank you so much. It means the world

  • @kirabarsmith9353
    @kirabarsmith9353 Год назад +24

    Even after learning the mind of the narc and why they're so demonic, I still ruminate, but it doesn't feel negative, feels like my brain is healing from the trauma and just processing what happened.

    • @pattif192
      @pattif192 Год назад +2

      God bless you! You said it right - DEMONIC. I really think these people are empty shells ran by demonic spirits.

  • @pocahontas4583
    @pocahontas4583 Год назад +33

    This is why I don’t like talking about my divorce. Once someone asks me and I start talking about it, then it takes days for me to get the flashbacks out of my head. Aside from that the ruminating is me trying to understand WHY he did the things he did and ruminating has actually helped me figure that out, which also helps me know what to watch out for in future relationships. Also talking to other people and hearing their feedback on what it sounds like happened also opens my eyes a lot to things I didn’t realize but that they pick up on when I tell them specifics of what I went through.

    • @cheryldow-sainter2215
      @cheryldow-sainter2215 Год назад +1

      Same here ... I'd have nightmares and flashbacks for years .. I couldn't even do counselling. But with knowledge came understanding and relief.

    • @lydiawhitting5406
      @lydiawhitting5406 Год назад +2

      Yes, don't want to explain your life to everyone, even new dates. It's like forced therapy where u have to relive the experiences over and over. No thanks. If a person doesn't know what narcissism is I rather give it a pass. Educating others is tiresome and I learnt very fast not to give specific details.. because some will scorn you .. with your fault .. without know about your private life. This i gather they do.. because they reflect on their own life circumstances.. which maybe nothing perhaps like your history at all. It just makes u judged. So avoid it unless you on very safe grounded company.
      Heres an example.. I said to a male acquaintance .. my husband was a closet porn addict. (Asides my then years ago.. not knowing that he was also a covert narc) The response was .. 'well you gave him the reason to do that'. People are careless and that was my first lesson of what not to share and with whom. Wish you all protection and blessings. 🙏

  • @m.pellicier
    @m.pellicier Год назад +21

    I used to ruminate quite a bit. In the past, after leaving narc abuser husband, I ruminated about the FEW good things and feelings I had. But that kept the trauma bond going and I couldn't break free. Someone suggested that I ruminate about the terrible/horrible things he did and how I felt. It worked! It took time, but it helped me slowly break completely free. Now I ruminate very little, but my ruminating thoughts go straight to the bad things he used to do to me. In due time, I will stop ruminating about my narcissistic marriage altogether. I am getting stronger and stronger about NO CONTACT.

  • @jillhudgins3210
    @jillhudgins3210 Год назад +18

    Thank you for the advice of releasing the trauma. I have been out of the relationship 26 years, but still have thoughts. Even the counselors I saw before splitting didn’t give your great advice and wisdom! You are helping many people!

  • @shahrokh687
    @shahrokh687 Год назад +21

    Growing up with a parent who has the trio of dark personality traits you end up attracting a lot of similar people into your life at first as you have been conditioned into being a giver. But you learn to cope with things like constant lying, arrogance, uncooperativeness, over competitiveness, blame and manipulation. On the upside you learn to recognize psychopathic behavior in others by their eyes, tone of voice, and even their act of being charming and agreeable. It all becomes okay after a while. The amount of damage psychopaths do to society is a problem not even the prophets could solve. It's best to just ignore the abusers as much as possible once you've figured them out.
    What never feels okay is when the narcissist takes advantage of a vulnerable loved one and keeps them under their control and at their mercy. That is not okay and very hurtful and confusing.

  • @roberttravistext5091
    @roberttravistext5091 Год назад +13

    Thank you sir for being you and doing what you are doing to help people,
    God bless you ,
    Love from rob 🇬🇧.

  • @brigittaspelthuis2343
    @brigittaspelthuis2343 Год назад +17

    confirming the whole process , my experience completely explained step by step. Very professionell advise. I wished I had more support from my therapist for 2 years ago after my discard after 16 years . She thought just move on. I need also a time of grieve , a time of healing my post trauma disorder, the last process was my body. I carried it in me with me, and my body told me too that is was psychosomatic. After cranio sacral work balance therapy , it solved slowly . It took 2 years , You tube videos helped me , therapist are still not well informed in Europe about narcissistic abuse. In you tube there are a few Chanels like yours where you find some answers what happens and what is happening afterwards. Thank you so much . Great short compact serious videos.

    • @gillianfrances
      @gillianfrances 25 дней назад

      I think that's one of the really ignorant, ridiculous things people say, 'just move on'.!
      If only it were that easy.

  • @popmonika
    @popmonika Год назад +22

    I can remember feeling like my inner self had been shattered into a million jigsaw pieces and my thoughts were flying everywhere.
    Even after I worked out what was happening to me- it took time for me to mentally fix myself.
    Even a year later - even with other people now knowing who this person is- I still find myself constantly reminiscing about this person - thinking about what/why they behave(d) the way they do.
    I don't think it's about that person but how I can avoid... But there are times I wonder if I can help this person - I think that's the toughest part - learning to accept there's nothing I can do - and to adapt and accept that.

    • @indraSilentMoonImaginarium
      @indraSilentMoonImaginarium Год назад +2

      I get it about wanting to help them - i have that too. But alas a waste of time.

    • @mayk89
      @mayk89 Год назад +3

      I feel you entirely, dear. I'm 6 months out of the relationship and your description of the mental state fits entirely with my personal experience. Sending good thoughts your way 🙏

  • @lydiawhitting5406
    @lydiawhitting5406 Год назад +7

    All rumination whether it's really sad, tearful, bad, ugly, angry, hateful, or otherwise .. I don't push it away anymore . I stead I now embrace and think about the whole feeling.. wallow in it briefly .. then I let it go by saying something positive about it. All to myself, but it's working like a charm. I.e. I put my old dog to rest, and it's painful.. I feel it.. then say yes but he's in a better place with no suffering and God says there is animal heaven.. so I hope to see them all again. Narcs that i despise .. I feel it all .. all the emotions ..with all my disgust and anguish .. then I remind myself I'm free of them to live a healthier and better life etc. Hope this helps anyone else. 🙏

  • @alien3758
    @alien3758 Месяц назад +4

    I think and overthink the same situation, regret thinking i should have responded in a different way. Blame myself. Burst out in tears. Etc.
    This is Extreme!
    Thanks a lot to God for letting me know of this channel!!

  • @capntar
    @capntar Год назад +11

    Though i never suffered physical abuse, confronting the original attachment trauma as an adult meant realizing my body had been in survival mode since childhood...there was an intense and overpowering level of somatic pain that had me laid up in bed for days: my entire right side had been in extreme pain for years but my body's survival defense mechanisms had somehow hid this from my conscious awareness. I thought I was going crazy due to my brain's constant hamster wheeling, rumination, constant overthinking the same thoughts etc etc...talking out loud fruitlessly to nobody. Facing the pain in the body was so intensely painful--shaky, shallow breathing, muscle spasms, popping sensations in the joints, etc--no wonder I had so much fear about allowing myself to face the pain.

  • @divyapoojary258
    @divyapoojary258 Год назад +12

    😵‍💫 yup i m der.. now.. if someone listens.. i can go on n on n on.. not because they can solve.. i just want them to say . U R NOT CRAZY...it's like a trap especially if a kid is involved

    • @rachelthompson7487
      @rachelthompson7487 Год назад +1

      Yes it feels good to be validated I can relate. Also I don't think you're crazy.

    • @mjayanthi3425
      @mjayanthi3425 Год назад +1

      No one understands about the Trauma we go through
      People who will consider
      Reading about Narcissistic Behavior
      Then they will understand what Narcs abuse
      Accupuncture helps

    • @divyapoojary258
      @divyapoojary258 Год назад +1

      @@jbrown2908 i will be waiting for dat day wen it completely goes

  • @indraSilentMoonImaginarium
    @indraSilentMoonImaginarium Год назад +14

    Yes- this is me at the moment - all true words - thank you. Some one said to me today, let go he’s toxic. Ah ok!! Right, if it was that easy. I dance every wed eve. It helps a lot

    • @narcabusecoach
      @narcabusecoach  Год назад +9

      You are trying your best! please keep going

  • @KrystalJesslynGarciaCo.
    @KrystalJesslynGarciaCo. Год назад +13

    A lot of people have no guidance. Thanks for this video!

  • @darkcolouredglasses
    @darkcolouredglasses Год назад +10

    thank you so much Danish. you're literally saving lives here

  • @honeybee6154
    @honeybee6154 Год назад +9

    I still have PTSD nearly 8 years after leaving. I'm still on medication and in therapy. EMDR was only somewhat helpful. The ruminating is THE WORST. My head has burned (yes like on a slow fire 🔥) since that day I left in August 2015.

    • @janedoe5229
      @janedoe5229 Год назад +2

      i can relate.

    • @barkingtree88
      @barkingtree88 Год назад +3

      I left in August, too!! Something about that month....

  • @Freeminder-tj5us
    @Freeminder-tj5us Год назад +6

    I think I’m lucky that I have made 2 friends two years ago on social media. We initially talked about Covid, but then a few months ago, I was discarded by my covert narc husband after 22 years. I talked to them and found out they both had a relationship with a narc respectively before, I think they’re sent to me by God!! They both validated my feelings and knew exactly what happened to me. 😭😭😭

  • @flightydancer
    @flightydancer 7 месяцев назад +4

    I ended up feeling like I'm the worst person in this world, unable to cope with the aftermath. It takes a lot of effort to detox the experience. Thanks to nice people like you, I was able to process the experience and move forward. Cute cat you have there!

  • @90jagadish
    @90jagadish Год назад +6

    I am in this exact situation now Danish. All you told in this video are happening to me.

  • @omoyemiolayemi
    @omoyemiolayemi Год назад +5

    This resource is just about me at this moment. I ruminate about it always and even when I try not to, despite constant encouraged from distant loved ones to move on from this phase. Oh how I really wish its that easy especially when you are in a completely new environment and you've been isolated from people. Thank you Danish, will keep moving in the right direction.

  • @WayneTervo
    @WayneTervo Год назад +8

    I just got out of a narc relationship a couple days ago and getting settled in at my new place. I had a convo online with a girl last night after having dinner at my ex’s with the kids one last time. This girl said to me in a message “so you just had dinner at your ex’s?” I never even said that to her but based off what I had said previously she just knew and put 2 and 2 together. I went white as a ghost and had pain in my stomach suddenly thinking that this person was either someone who knew my ex or it was my ex in disguise.. the feeling of being tracked and controlled again took over my body in a second and I almost had a panic attack thinking “I thought I covered all my tracks how in the world is she pulling this off?” Now I feel like I need to keep to myself for a long time and really heal.

    • @lydiawhitting5406
      @lydiawhitting5406 Год назад +1

      When I advertised the motorbike for sale my ex must have got onto someone else's phone to contact me posing as someone else. Sent me an older photo of the same bike in front of my house .. n told me if this is the bike it's a piece of junk etc.
      I told him if he took that photo he was trespassing on my property without my permission. He disappeared without a word. I calmed down and was in hindsight I came to realise it was my ex-husband or someone he put up to contact me from the advert. He's not very clever I realised.. he had to have taken that the photo himself years ago, as I had painted the wall beyond it a different colour since then. So no you are not paranoid.. they do.. do real shitty things.

  • @Miracle-Needed
    @Miracle-Needed Месяц назад +1

    I want to die
    life is hell
    The biggest difference between PTSD and CPTSD
    is that in PTSD the triggers are specific to the trauma.
    In CPTSD, the triggers are present in everyday life.
    Every person constitutes a potential threat,
    every incident carries potential trigger factors.
    There's no way out.
    It's like being trapped in hell.
    At any moment: a bomb could/will go off...

  • @dazlette
    @dazlette Год назад +7

    nailed it! Now I know why I was constantly at the gym doing spinning cycle classes when this narc took over our life for 6 years. Thank you for something I can actually do to make me feel better. God bless you sir. I pray you know this Jesus Christ who got me out of this madness. kindest regards

    • @pattif192
      @pattif192 Год назад +1

      Yes, Jesus Christ is the only way to heal. God bless!

  • @TamikaTaylor-rl1im
    @TamikaTaylor-rl1im Месяц назад +1

    Sometimes i start going back into the narcissistic relationship in my mind when i see certain things or i listening to a song that my ex really liked and i would literally break down and cry randomly, even when i am outside , yesterday that happened to me in the gym, i remembered something and tears started running down my face…. So random i know and i am normally a strong person ❤i guess the abuse went so much deeper than i can fathom consciously… thank you for the video, Danish, you have really opened my eyes on the subject of narcissistic abuse,even though i still get rattled up so easily by the smallest thing , i wonder if having been in a narcissistic relationship is almost like having been kidnapped, mind and body?!

  • @Thunder-lightning852
    @Thunder-lightning852 Год назад +4

    27 years of this bullshit being treated like an object, five months after being discarded, thinking, I was the knight in armor, trying to fix her trying to take care of her. I think the hardest part was realizing that there was nothing that I could do but to try to heal myself from all the abuse.

  • @ln2deep
    @ln2deep 4 месяца назад +3

    This is true for relationships with manipulative people in general and not just narcisists.

  • @nasheeheed4756
    @nasheeheed4756 Год назад +4

    Thank you for this content. I have been ruminating so much and couldn't understand why. You have made it so clear as to what is happening. I have started journaling. I want to try the trauma yoga & dance. The next time I am ruminating I will focus on my body. I want to evict the narc out of my mind/brain I need that space for new things in my life.

  • @lisas8061
    @lisas8061 Год назад +3

    Danish you re the best!! Breaking down these dreadful elements of narc abuse to provide us with logic and strategies to combat all the effects. 22 years worth of ruminations qas worse after i left him. Friends grow tired of hearing it. Ironically i felt like the narc always focusing on controllung outcomes. I learnt it was a safety mechanism to try to fix or prepare for and to avoid flare-ups with him. When the best thing to do for yourself is to leave these energy vampires. God bless you 🙏 ❤️ I'm doing v well nearly 5 years later. Just Wish now I had courage to go earlier.

  • @nickpeer4059
    @nickpeer4059 Год назад +2

    I literally get stuck, unable to move as I’m walking through the house. Stuck, frozen, unable to move, ruminating, trying to figure out what in the heck happened.
    When I talk about it, I make no sense whatsoever.

  • @iplaychess9383
    @iplaychess9383 Месяц назад +1

    You are too good in explaining . thank you for this video

  • @BedfordFalls7
    @BedfordFalls7 Год назад +3

    I am new to learnig what I've been dealing with. Now after 23 years of it and feeling totally hopless, I am feeling hopful on finding Peace and getting out on my own away from him. Thank you for being here. And I wish everyone out here freedom from this horrible situation.

  • @martineflynn3573
    @martineflynn3573 Год назад +2

    I'm so stuck right now. I finally understand the narcissist and her motives, but she is my sister. My mother is unwell and in a care home (in later stages of dementia) and I appear to be the only person who cares enough to visit for more than half an hour per week. As such, I became both the "martyr" and the person everyone seeks for information. I then become "overruled" when I try to make changes to mum's care. The latest contact was that I am mentally ill, playing the victim and letting everyone who loves me down, by not seeking therapy. Honestly, I know EXACTLY what she is doing, and how she will be planting seeds in the rest of the family, which they will grow and nurture, and I'm left feeling angry and undermined. I also know if I try to prove I am not mentally ill, I will just look more mentally ill. Unfortunately, I feel that I will have no escape until my mother is gone, and what a terrible realisation and feeling that is.
    How do they (narcissists) live with themselves? I seriously don't understand that.
    I will be taking your advice though. Movement, I think it is going to help, it sounds like it should! thank you x

  • @DartmoorPaul
    @DartmoorPaul Год назад +2

    Thank you so much Danish, This is where I find myself with my narcissistic mother. She’s 85 and I’m 55 and only recently in the past 18mths crashed mentally after her decades of abuse. I’m in therapy but the rumination is awful, I described it as like an itch in the mind that you can’t reach. I want my mum to go away / be independent but there she is as a constant presence in my mind. Your videos are a real help for validation and therapy. Thank you 🙏

  • @salliewright4285
    @salliewright4285 Год назад +3

    Look at the kitty in the background!!!! So cute ❤❤

  • @neeruahuja2014
    @neeruahuja2014 Год назад +3

    Very true, thanks, at least someone understands 🙏

  • @vickiemcguire9956
    @vickiemcguire9956 Год назад +2

    Yes Danish I have been thinking about this thank you for the advice have a blessed day

  • @happy_me12
    @happy_me12 Год назад +1

    Your cat is soooo Beautiful..💞💞💞The entire video I couldn’t take my eyes off your cat..

  • @angelhernandez9550
    @angelhernandez9550 Год назад +2

    This is exactly what I have experienced and still experience. Sometimes, laying on my stomache helps and as well as focusing on breathing, especially exhaling. Thank you making this video.

  • @jacob98264
    @jacob98264 Год назад +1

    I had bad dreams about my ex almost every night for a couple months, it was usually always the same dream but in different situations. There was only two good dreams out of them all, it was terrible.

  • @ApocalypseofMichael
    @ApocalypseofMichael 7 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks Danish. It's funny how you can forget things. I know this. I've read Dr Bessell. I've described it to therapists.
    Hearing you say it though clicked when I needed it. "Ruminating is a trauma response"
    I've began on little blank cards, writing two sides. One of "The fear" eg, "Stop future fear visioning" the second side a "positive manifestation " "Create positive future vision " it helps to plant seeds. I write them when gripped by the negative. I will collate them proper; at some point.
    Thanks again Danish. Continued success ❤

  • @BG-dk5tt
    @BG-dk5tt 8 месяцев назад +1

    ............yo..........blessed

  • @tuhinsuryachakraborty
    @tuhinsuryachakraborty 3 месяца назад +1

    I got traumatized so much by narcissistic abuse.

  • @An-ux2fq
    @An-ux2fq Год назад +2

    Thank you so much Danish. I put on my running shoes directly after your video and just returned from an half an hour run. I feel so much better now! Further I am reading ‘the body keeps the score’. What a coincidence…🙏

  • @hittanamo_89
    @hittanamo_89 Год назад +1

    I loved this, I couldn't find anything that calmed me down until I found this, thank you so much 🌸🌸🌸

  • @florenceurso9678
    @florenceurso9678 Год назад +2

    That was really helpful thank you so much

  • @timefoolery
    @timefoolery Год назад +2

    I needed this. My narc has been passed a year and I’m still having to coach myself to relax, which is hard to do after 55 years of being on constant alert for the next round. Just seeing a therapist helped so much when I finally lost my mind and had to get help. Seeing the truth of the matter and cutting her off when she got out of hand took so much weight off of me, but as long as she was still alive, I still had to watch my back. Now it’s over, I’m trying hard to make myself acknowledge that it’s over and I will never go through that again.

  • @sonniekinuthia23
    @sonniekinuthia23 7 месяцев назад +1

    I was going crazy with rumination, the conversations in my mind, my kids would catch me talking to myself …it affected my sleep, detoured me from healthy relationships - and not romantic, normal relationships, because l was always going over the traumatic events. Rumination combined with smear campaign is crazy. I decided to give my story my voice on my RUclips channel. Not a road for everyone, of course you will look crazy, vengeful and some will call it defamation oblivious of the years of defamation and gaslighting l have endured. My rumination stopped,this was the best gift l gave myself, it contributed a lot to my healing

  • @BooksbyAFoster
    @BooksbyAFoster 9 месяцев назад

    Thank you friend for your wise words.... Thank you... Ann Foster, BooksbyAnnFoster

  • @pragyaawasthi6897
    @pragyaawasthi6897 11 месяцев назад +1

    Your videos are addictive for me. Bcos I finally I have the answers to what I felt . What I doubted. What happened to me in life and why I continued to suffer makes sense to me . Thankyou from all my heart ❤

  • @jacquelinemarie1078
    @jacquelinemarie1078 8 дней назад

    We will never makes sense of what they do, we will never understand them. I was ruminating, until my son told me that I will never know why, just move on, quit thinking about him, it will only attract more abuse. I took my son's advise, and he was so right. we have to move on, we have to quit letting them take over our thoughts.

  • @aathirar8226
    @aathirar8226 Год назад +2

    I had this behaviour pattern.... The thought of their doing to me even when I am freed from them made me realise it's time to change ..I had to replace negative thoughts with positive thoughts to transform me to the same me and my recovery became my priority

  • @CourtneyMoose1
    @CourtneyMoose1 11 месяцев назад +1

    I do this all the time. Its like even though I have gone NO CONTACT they are still living in my head rent free because I am thinking about all the things that have ever happened and if they were or or werent my fault.

  • @cwmamakin1
    @cwmamakin1 22 дня назад

    This helps as I have had the rumination but have been releasing through exercise. Prayer and authentic people .. the healing is present . ( also kicked the narcissist out of my life )
    Please if you can , address the very traumatic effects of triangulation by the dark triad

  • @padmapriyak496
    @padmapriyak496 27 дней назад

    Thanks bro . My husband is a narcissistic. Everyday he creates a problem. So I am in a depressed state. The worst thing is my own family turns against .me. Because they don't aware of narcissistic . person . please tell us how to tackle this situation. Please bro this is a humble request

  • @TheRealDeal130
    @TheRealDeal130 Год назад +1

    Nice cat!

  • @nadiaburq2286
    @nadiaburq2286 2 месяца назад

    Danish I am
    Passing through worst narsistic trauma ever . Plz help it’s been 1 month I am lifeless and hopeless

  • @tunkytunky
    @tunkytunky Месяц назад

    Oh man, I hurt my leg and can't walk/run... the rumination came back big time and i couldn't figure out why. Now it makes sense.

  • @juicyparsons
    @juicyparsons Год назад +1

    This is so helpful! I havent exercised in a week because this narcissist has created all kinds of extra work but too bad so sad. I gotta get back to myself
    💖

  • @fridaypeaches497
    @fridaypeaches497 Год назад +1

    I absolutely find your knowledge to be extremely helpful. Just wanted you to know that. I’ve been speaking with my physician who agrees with your philosophy on this topic. I’m grateful for your videos.

  • @TamikaTaylor-rl1im
    @TamikaTaylor-rl1im Месяц назад

    Sometimes i start going back into the narcissistic relationship in my mind when i see certain things or listening to a song that my ex really liked and i would literally break down and cry randomly, even when i am outside , yesterday that happened to me in the gym, i remembered something and tears started running down my face…. So random i know and i am normally a strong person ❤i guess the abuse went so much deeper than i can fathom consciously… thank you for the video, Danish, you have really opened my eyes on the subject of narcissistic abuse,even though i still get rattled up so easily by the smallest thing , i wonder if having been in a narcissistic relationship is almost like having been kidnapped, mind and body?!

  • @francisfischer7620
    @francisfischer7620 5 месяцев назад

    Gorgeous kitty!!
    You are such s profound healer. I'm so deeply grateful! Bless you

  • @tstoumbaugh
    @tstoumbaugh Месяц назад

    i remember waking up everyday scared doing something wrong else i'd get yelled at.

  • @aparna1170
    @aparna1170 Месяц назад

    U should hear about the way my father methodically and meticulously destroyed me and my mum. All because she disrespected him. He believes in destroying people who disrespect him. He truly behaves bad people will always be bad they can’t be fixed

  • @lindanicholls3370
    @lindanicholls3370 Год назад

    Thank you so much for your work. This really hit home with me. How could someone love me for 50 years and then just shut off? My husband is sick of hearing about it so I have learned to stuff it but it never goes away. The nightmares! I think it’s the cruelest thing you can do to a person because it leaves the victim with no closure.

  • @bonitas.7106
    @bonitas.7106 Месяц назад

    Have to build all new routines and let alot of stuff slide. My perfectionist side is just screaming at me all day long. Why is this not done or that? I don't have a cleaning lady anymore or a lawn caretaker. I have lots more work to do to be presentable with alot less spending money.❤❤❤

  • @Isabelmaryj
    @Isabelmaryj 3 месяца назад

    Thank you that video helped me cry and release a bit after lots of ruminating. I like your suggestions. Very helpful.

  • @themessenger8581
    @themessenger8581 10 дней назад +1

    I lost who I used to be, still trying to find me.

    • @tinatiotwoonedeka
      @tinatiotwoonedeka 9 дней назад +1

      ❤❤keep going my friend. You are strong enough to walk through it

  • @JolinHard
    @JolinHard 8 месяцев назад +1

    I hate my father so much. He causes me so much pain. Thank you for this video. Very helpful

  • @BehmissalFatima
    @BehmissalFatima 3 месяца назад

    I thought I'm having obsessive thinking or ROCD that's why I'm thinking. Never know before it is the part of that abuse of two years. I'm already having some psychological problems. This rumination in me is so consistent, persistent, any moment I sit silent it just comes in the form of a storm and grabs me. It is so overwhelming and makes my head spin, Nobody, believes such things can happen with someone like they don't believe I don't have control on it. It is making me live in bed laying for 17 hours . I face lots of criticism from family as they see the narcissistic relationship is something against the moral values so they already have harsh treatment with me.This rumination and anxious feelings is so tortured that it paralyses my daily life. As, I'm stuck in that time and being anchored or living a life in two parallel dimensions . Maybe, my already existing manic depression is making it worse.

  • @mybiz1006
    @mybiz1006 2 месяца назад

    I have a lot of trouble with this... I'm 61, the narc is my mom.. . Some days all I do is ruminate on my hatred of her. It's pathetic.

  • @annebarber2368
    @annebarber2368 8 месяцев назад +1

    You are a blessing danish

  • @GeraldineDoCouto
    @GeraldineDoCouto День назад

    Thank you for this video🙏🏽

  • @janetbrown8500
    @janetbrown8500 Месяц назад

    I hate to go over & over the whole mess. But others do not understand so much about you & it’s just a cycle you have to work on to overcome.

  • @maryfowler7507
    @maryfowler7507 9 месяцев назад

    I love love you danish you make me feel awake and open to my healing. Thank you thank you 🙏🏼 so much for what you do. Your amazing and you deserve so so much love and light in this world. May god bless you forever ❤😊❤😊❤

  • @lil_Miss_Undrstood
    @lil_Miss_Undrstood Год назад

    It was kinda spooky that your likes were 666, so I had to change it. Rumination is a very bad part of this trauma. It alienates everyone from you. I've even been excommunicated by 13 churches because they didn't want to deal with it or help me process it through the Bible or God's love. Honestly, it's been hurtful and cruel. People don't want to know about anyone's trauma, ESPECIALLY this kind. I color, meditate, walk my dog, and spend time in Scripture.

  • @copycat-copycat
    @copycat-copycat 7 месяцев назад

    Dude I’m almost moved to tears, I’m in crisis rn and have been stuck with this broken record experience for 8 months. Recently discarded. A few more moths back and it’s only gotten more confusing.

  • @actionpls.
    @actionpls. 5 месяцев назад

    When ruminating all the negative abuse you went through. Be happy that you no longer have to go though that on going abuse anymore. Be happy you begin being yourself again. Be happy you're free of a lifetime of them discarding you and abusing you all the time. Let them now try smearing you to try making you out as the problem. It's just a ploy to save face when you walk away for good. They never had a reason to smear you before ,because they weren't abused. You were!

  • @HEARTFULLOFJEWELS
    @HEARTFULLOFJEWELS 7 месяцев назад

    This was really good. Question, does the narcissist know they leave you with long lasting rumination following the abuse?

  • @alien3758
    @alien3758 Месяц назад

    How can I get Your appointment Sir, for online councelling please

  • @DarrenHoussein
    @DarrenHoussein Год назад +1

    I have stopped talking to the narc today and I really feel this is the last time. So much damage has been done in 10 months, im no longer myself and not sleeping but its because I kept holding on even with all the pain, lies and abuse. I dont think I can ever get into a relationship again.

  • @jondeik
    @jondeik Месяц назад

    This is the best video I’ve ever seen on this, and reminds me that indeed I wasn’t the narcissist, she was and is. She’s still trying to control me (we have kids together so I have to talk with her)

  • @kerrydwyer1879
    @kerrydwyer1879 Год назад +1

    Hello Danish..As sad as it is to say--That is exactly what happens.And The Part that hurts( because all of life has painful experiences occurring)....We wonder why this garbage is happenning.WE care,we try to help..We put up with things that are actually at horror story level(& no,I am not joking) We,hear their stories and are full of empathy...in truth..Yet treated worse than a rabid dog on streets where they are.We were only trying to help...
    OK dumb me >I do not regret being kind... I regret allowing the person/people to be so sickeningly sweet as they drained me...I would of helped -No reason for the stupid power games...Which NOW I know they love...It is their(please excuse me for what I am about to type)..That power game is their orgasm/Their self assertion.It is incredibly sad for all involved..
    Thank you for your work

  • @lucasmeagan9886
    @lucasmeagan9886 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much for this help Danish. Kerry

  • @Laura-uq3xk
    @Laura-uq3xk 2 месяца назад

    Constantly! It's so annoying, because I don't want to think of him at all! But I do all the time and I see so many moments in my minds eye. It feels like being haunted by a ghost.

  • @CWdudeyo
    @CWdudeyo 3 месяца назад

    I’m ruminating on how I was so fooled. How was I not smart enough to see it from the beginning? How do I stop thinking about this?

  • @Regan_MacNeil_73
    @Regan_MacNeil_73 Год назад

    It’s over a year post my narcissistic relationship. 9/11/2022 we
    Broke up and it won’t stop. I push it to the back of my mind but it always comes back. I don’t think it will ever stop. 😢 I know what he is and have become so aware of what all this is, but it still keeps going back to rumination, feeling like it will never go away. I try dating other ppl but it’s like I don’t put as much effort, and care for any other, because I know no one can come close to my ex narc and how he made me feel when the love bombing phase and thereafter even with the bad.

  • @bcreative2772
    @bcreative2772 6 месяцев назад

    We ❤ u Danish your very intelligent. Understanding helps healing 🧠 😢😊

  • @persiancat19
    @persiancat19 4 месяца назад

    I wear a brown elastic band on my wrist . I twang it when ruminating. It instantly stops . You also realise how better you are getting on the amount of times the twang happens

  • @rosiesingleton6480
    @rosiesingleton6480 10 месяцев назад

    My toxic partner & abuser has been dead for 10 yrs - yet I still at times ruminate at bedtime that keeps me up for hours. I keep going over scenarios on how I should have reacted- like I’m trying to change the script. Very frustrating & tiresome. I do suffer from depression & anxiety for the last 30 yrs.

  • @VaswatiDeb
    @VaswatiDeb Год назад +6

    It happened. I lost 2 friends because of this. Its as if I could not stop talking about my abusive ex. Those "friends" thought its better to leave me in my tough times 🫥
    Now I am much better, healing started.

  • @BLAZEMIND765
    @BLAZEMIND765 7 месяцев назад

    Sir , why i daydream ,imagine about him like a good guy supporting me. How to break that .