Grandiose sense of self & entitlement - what did it feel like?

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  • Опубликовано: 26 окт 2024

Комментарии • 17

  • @karynegough7564
    @karynegough7564 Год назад +5

    It’s good how you’re explaining things from the perspective of the narc’s internal operating system. I appreciate how brave you are to do this. It can’t be easy to admit what you were and why. Keep up the good work!

  • @spiritwellness252
    @spiritwellness252 Год назад

    Dr. Judy WTFreud RUclipsr says “the narcissist has a hole in the soul, “ this talk is Excellent Thank You for sharing. Be Well. ❤

  • @oliviaszeib4748
    @oliviaszeib4748 10 месяцев назад

    This is amazing. I wish you all the healing in the World man

  • @aliceversusangels
    @aliceversusangels Год назад

    This is literally exactly how my childhood progressed. Wow. Ive always wanted to stop thinking this way but i guess its just really ingrained in me as a response to me having felt that "Other people think im weird"

  • @susanv1535
    @susanv1535 Год назад +1

    Your self reflection really helps us understand narcissistic personality disorder better. It will give a lot of people hope. Where there is a will, there is a way right ! Thanks for being so open , and congratulations on your new accomplishments you are working on.

  • @TheEnhancedMan
    @TheEnhancedMan Год назад +1

    Thanks inspiring video! You described me in the past. Being humbled worked wonders for me.

    • @take-the-lemons
      @take-the-lemons  Год назад

      Yes! We need to be humbled and brought to our knees. You have to experience it to understand the power of it - being crushed over and over again.

  • @tiffanykimble9465
    @tiffanykimble9465 Год назад

    💕Thank you so much for sharing your story. Your videos are helping me understand my father and his narcissistic ways. Also, how to protect myself against whatever he throws my way.

  • @pjpammyj4037
    @pjpammyj4037 Год назад

    Thank you. God bless your vulnerability. It resonates through my relationship with my husband.

  • @sylvanascott1166
    @sylvanascott1166 Год назад

    Thanks for this info. I just met a long time friend that has these tendencies and I couldn’t understand this type of behaviour. I tried to explain to them life is not like that, but it was like I am who I am and I am too old to change.

  • @karentonks7581
    @karentonks7581 Год назад

    Glad your dreams are coming true

  • @metteroansyvertsen3728
    @metteroansyvertsen3728 Год назад

    Thank you🧡

  • @karentonks7581
    @karentonks7581 Год назад

    I think goals and dreams are fabulous but they come from grinding and constant education and mastery...

  • @ImLehwz
    @ImLehwz Год назад

    Do you feel like you had to go through that to get to a place to want to be balanced or do you think if it was pointed out earlier out you could’ve gotten out earlier?

  • @SeaFlower38
    @SeaFlower38 Год назад

    How do you balance between being okay with having some dreams/goals and executing on them, and giving up on your other dreams? Also, is having goals/dreams that seem statistically unlikely to achieve really all that bad?

    • @digitalfunnies
      @digitalfunnies Год назад

      I think you already know the answer to your question

  • @karentonks7581
    @karentonks7581 Год назад

    Did you have talent?