5 ways a Narcissist will Weaponize your Boundaries

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  • Опубликовано: 31 окт 2024

Комментарии • 43

  • @app13s33d
    @app13s33d Час назад +4

    Tysm for this. Ive considered unblocking the narc this morning and this video popped up to remind me why I went no contact in the first place. ❤

  • @alivepartner
    @alivepartner 38 минут назад +4

    This is powerful and important to know. Setting boundaries with toxic or narcissistic people often brings conflict not because of the boundaries themselves, but because they challenge the other person's control.

  • @liambraithewaite6415
    @liambraithewaite6415 Час назад +7

    Also obviously not personal, but just hearing someone says directly into the camera (especially a guy) 'I love you, I care about you, you are lovable' it is actually felt and some small part of what's broken inside gets healed. Thanks Jimmy

  • @LindaTaglieri
    @LindaTaglieri 2 часа назад +9

    Thank you Jimmy: I could have used u years ago. I am so lost right now, but now I know what I am dealing with. Listening to you, I understand a lot more. Thank you.

  • @FishareFriendsNotFood972
    @FishareFriendsNotFood972 Час назад +4

    "Please stop standing there; they're not going to stop."

  • @fxbvl9191
    @fxbvl9191 Час назад +4

    To all of you who are going through this, or went through this. You have nothing to be ashamed of. This isn't on you.

  • @elyseremy3816
    @elyseremy3816 27 минут назад

    I love how the control and dominance is explained.
    He actually used the words boundaries and limits when he wanted to control. For things that weren’t boundaries but explained my flaws.
    Kept telling me how I communicated so badly and didn’t take his feelings into account. Meanwhile family and friends were telling me uhhhh you didn’t say anything bad …
    they’re just
    hypersensitive even to imaginary things ! It’s never their fault …

  • @nm9412
    @nm9412 Час назад +7

    I had a very short relationship where I walked away.

  • @kristirose2289
    @kristirose2289 19 минут назад

    This is spot on! My husband of 22 years uses all of these techniques. I’m just now learning about covert narcissism and so many things are making sense now. This is more helpful than the marriage counseling and personal counseling which never made anything better. TY

  • @ShannonP216
    @ShannonP216 36 минут назад

    Thank you for reminding us all of these points and empowering us to take ownership of our side of the street. Your delivery is always supportive and compassionate. Thank you!!

  • @mobiusmaximus586
    @mobiusmaximus586 Час назад +1

    I think everyone wishes they had seen this video sooner. I know i do…. I also know my future self will be grateful i saw it when i did.
    Thank you Jimmy

  • @an81angel
    @an81angel 23 минуты назад +1

    Worst thing is going through all this as a child from a parent. You spend your formative years learning how to be the best for them. By that I mean being turned into a boundaryless doormat that gets abused and blamed for everything. Waking up in your 30s, finally realizing you were a victim and not the aggressor. That is a gut punch that shatters your world. Then spending the next decade trying to understand why they did it and trying to dodge the abuse. To starting your 40s and calling it a lost cause and feeling like a worthless failure who couldn't even be loved by a parent and thinking, "no wonder all my relationships went south". I wish people talked about this with me decades ago. Would have save me years of pain.

  • @Kitsasaru
    @Kitsasaru 2 часа назад +7

    My ex of 8 years left me on valentines day for a mutual friend who was supposed to be the priest for our wedding. Wish I'd seen your videos sooner, probably would've avoided a lot of suffering.
    It's crazy how I didn't understand the behavior until seeing stuff like this.

  • @Kmahersh01
    @Kmahersh01 24 минуты назад

    I’m going to listen to this every day. Thank you Jimmy!

  • @Ratgirl2
    @Ratgirl2 12 минут назад

    Try to set boundaries and this comes out its mouth I gave you everything. Really working and providing for your family. That's all I hear I then say I can live in a house of solid gold it wouldn't matter what's happening is wrong regardless of the material things. I've said it all. 😕😕

  • @Mikelk71
    @Mikelk71 45 минут назад

    I just wept through this video because it rings so true for my experience. I am about seven months out and went no contact a few months ago. And I am just now starting to be able to read and understand without the fog that I was in. Slowly, I’m navigating my way out and I am so thankful to be out but the painful truth is I still miss them.

  • @lisahedrick2880
    @lisahedrick2880 53 минуты назад

    LOVE your videos!!! You pack SO much info into each one and you always nail it when it comes to describing a narcissist and their language/attitudes/behaviors. Thank you!!

  • @michaelpiper4067
    @michaelpiper4067 Час назад +1

    just got diagnosed autistic 7 weeks ago. i find that almost all your advice translates pretty directly to 'how to communicate with neurotypical people'. ty. i might be 'borrowing' some of your content going forward.

  • @rubberbiscuit99
    @rubberbiscuit99 Час назад +1

    I wish I had Jimmy's videos a long time ago. Thanks for these insights to remind me. My circle is small since kicking the abusers out of it, but it's a hell of a lot more peaceful. 🙏☮️❤️

  • @PowerGurhl
    @PowerGurhl 16 минут назад

    Mine would always say “you’re preventing us from having a working relationship” 😅 now I realize he is saying “you’re not letting me create the controlling relationship I want”

  • @liambraithewaite6415
    @liambraithewaite6415 Час назад +3

    It sounds bad but after being abused so many times, one does wonder how a narcissist wields so much power. There is something in my brain that just doesn't connect. If I ever attempted to do what the narcissist does, it would always backfire. How do they do it?

  • @austinking9912
    @austinking9912 2 часа назад +15

    “He’s just a friend, you’re so insecure”

  • @AdamuKadmon
    @AdamuKadmon Час назад +1

    Great video, very clear and easy to follow and what a very important message you comunicate.
    Thank you for sharing!

  • @kdycruz
    @kdycruz Час назад +1

    Thanks for sharing, peace and blessings to everyone 🙏

  • @maryscanlon1407
    @maryscanlon1407 Час назад +1

    Thank you Jimmy another excellent video.tuning In from Ireland

  • @elinek5470
    @elinek5470 2 часа назад +3

    Yay first to respond 😊 very good video, I appreciate the clear explanation

  • @lovegoodmusic2477
    @lovegoodmusic2477 8 минут назад

    The problem with a nacricisst is, that the person you love and is most close to you is behaving more awful than anyone else.

  • @Ratgirl2
    @Ratgirl2 32 минуты назад

    I get told it's always no no no. And I shake my head if you only knew.🤨🤨😵‍💫😵‍💫

  • @Ratgirl2
    @Ratgirl2 40 минут назад

    Oh indifference is where I am and he wants intimacy and I'm a strong NO. No empathy like a wolf in sheep's clothing.

  • @Nausicaa-nh7bx
    @Nausicaa-nh7bx 2 часа назад +1

    I appreciate this so much

  • @sophietsafcas6371
    @sophietsafcas6371 Час назад

    You need to constantly screenshot messages as proof when they deny what was said and accuse you of lying..just exhausting 😮‍💨😮‍💨

    • @Ratgirl2
      @Ratgirl2 42 минуты назад

      Yes I'm in the thick of it right now. And boy is he the fake victim. I'm one up on him most of family members know. They are with me the battle goes on. Oh Jimmy I was told the other day I have mental issues. I'm beyond done oh the baiting. 😮😮

  • @Dysfunctional_Reprint
    @Dysfunctional_Reprint 18 минут назад

    Peace with a narcissist is a roman peace.
    Which is no peace at all.

  • @Ratgirl2
    @Ratgirl2 6 минут назад

    Jimmy it sounds more and more like obsession. 😮

  • @martaszabo3561
    @martaszabo3561 Час назад

    True

  • @Ratgirl2
    @Ratgirl2 29 минут назад

    Ive said that about kids my partner stays silent or starts with verbal poison. Delusions ?

  • @jacqchurchm2293
    @jacqchurchm2293 Час назад

    Question: is it common for narcissists to repeatedly cheat on a timeline, say every 3 years or so? Chronic cheating is that something else?

    • @FrogToadBug
      @FrogToadBug 53 минуты назад

      Why would you stay with someone like that?

    • @TimetoWonder222
      @TimetoWonder222 20 минут назад

      Narcissistic people cheat for supply. I don't know if there's a schedule. Maybe check out Dr. Ramani too. She has a lot of good information.

  • @SanniJo179
    @SanniJo179 2 часа назад +2

    Thank you soooo much for all of your work and videos. 🙏🫶🏻😊

  • @Ratgirl2
    @Ratgirl2 8 минут назад

    Try to set boundaries and this comes out of its mouth I gave you everything. Really working and providing for your family. That's all I hear I then say I can live in a house of solid gold it wouldn't matter what's happening is wrong regardless of the material things. I've said it all. 😕😕

  • @Ratgirl2
    @Ratgirl2 31 минуту назад

    I get told it's always no no no. And I shake my head if you only knew.🤨🤨😵‍💫😵‍💫