Top 10 Narcissistic Baiting Techniques

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  • @comentadoraification
    @comentadoraification Год назад +290

    #11 : they burst into rage for nothing every time you want to sit down with them to discuss a problem in a constructive and respectful way. By doing this, they let you know that the relationship is going to follow THEIR rules and theirs only. They keep you submissive that way because next time you will be afraid of triggering their anger and having to deal with the abandonment and ghosting that follow the outburst. So you may keep quiet being under their control and they do whatever they want.

    • @Benjaminsmallwood
      @Benjaminsmallwood Год назад +25

      Shit. That's the life I'm living.

    • @SammifromMiami
      @SammifromMiami Год назад

      @@Benjaminsmallwoodme too! But not for much longer.

    • @oldfashiontruth
      @oldfashiontruth Год назад +8

      The DIL has done this several times. Cussed at her mother during a family event, angered her toddler to interupt and caused the three year old to start screaming. Thank you for your post, it brought extreme clarity to the situation that I need to be careful with. I see her intentions much clearer now.

    • @Kitkat613
      @Kitkat613 Год назад +4

      That just happened to me. Not even a how do you do just started the text they sent me by totally ripping me. I had to block this person because anything I said was used against me. I couldn’t take it any longer. I blocked them from all contact. Then they sent their flying monkeys to berate me further. Again I had to cut all contact. I have to learn not to feel the guilt that they obviously wanted to provoke in me. I know I have to not allow any contact at all but it still hurts.

    • @Kitkat613
      @Kitkat613 Год назад +2

      Btw, mine is not my spouse. Mine are my siblings. Three of them after one initiated the lambasted me first.

  • @Morpheus-pt3wq
    @Morpheus-pt3wq Год назад +49

    I have no compassion for narcissists. In general, they are aware of what they do, but do it anyway.

  • @fifilafleur5555
    @fifilafleur5555 Год назад +80

    These are some seriously disturbed individuals. I can’t imagine being so dead & empty inside I need to manipulate & provoke everyone around me all the time. Most of my life I had no idea these personality disordered even existed. Cray cray... 🤪🤪🤪

  • @prschuster
    @prschuster Год назад +41

    The only defense is to have a strong sense of self, and to start believing in yourself, instead of letting some manipulative good-for-nothing define you.

  • @veronikasizova
    @veronikasizova Год назад +243

    “Look at your history with them as the best predictor of the future” 💯This really helped me let go of the fantasy she may change for the better. Thank you, Lise! You've been a great help

    • @oldfashiontruth
      @oldfashiontruth Год назад +6

      I am beginning to realize that the future will be a continuation of the current. Thanks for the comment, I needed the validation it brought.

    • @lepiota1074
      @lepiota1074 Год назад +3

      Meritorious Insight.

    • @YouilAushana
      @YouilAushana Год назад +1

      Have you seen "mind hunters"?

    • @Tara-jq2ii
      @Tara-jq2ii 10 месяцев назад

      Uh h​@@YouilAushana

  • @tanujabrol3013
    @tanujabrol3013 11 месяцев назад +32

    Everything you said about them playing the victim, guilt-tripping and calling the other person out as a narcissist and triangulating just to feel that they are a “good” person is so on point ✅

  • @moonlightstargem1006
    @moonlightstargem1006 Год назад +36

    Start viewing them as the enemy & don’t care about them at all. Just ignore them. Don’t engage in conversation. Stone wall them back which is actually grey rocking. Say, “nothing to concern you about”: if they get mad at you for “changing”. Just say, “this relationship never benefitted me. I’m focusing on me now”.

  • @N0B0DY_SP3C14L
    @N0B0DY_SP3C14L Год назад +26

    If you are in some sort of relationship, your best move is to leave and never come back. They will never get better, only worse. The person you thought they were is just a phantom. Like a hat to tease you with. It is not real and never was. Don't lament, you are not losing anyone, that person you fell for was an act. They can't be gone if they never existed in the first place.

    • @josmclove4426
      @josmclove4426 25 дней назад

      Enough said!🏆👏🏽👏🏽❤️

  • @nickf9392
    @nickf9392 Год назад +45

    My boss was a master baiter....he would ask a question for the sole reason of counter punching me into the ground. So I figured that out pretty quick, and just started giving him a positive one word answer and then turn away and go back to what I was doing. Wow, what a reaction, he was physically staggered, and had no idea how to respond. It was great. No fuel, no supply, no control....I took it all away from him.

    • @david_adoptee
      @david_adoptee Год назад +6

      😂😂😂 take away the master baiter’s ability to stroke you with flattery, and watch his power to grip ✊🏼 you be smacked right out of his hand! 🖐️
      It’s like your one word response says “DON’T TOUCH ME!!” without you having to say actually say it! Very nice 👍

    • @Will_rock_you
      @Will_rock_you Год назад +10

      You said master baiter 😂 does your boss know your calling him a wanker on RUclips 😂

    • @david_adoptee
      @david_adoptee Год назад +2

      @@Will_rock_you 🤣🤣🤣

    • @josmclove4426
      @josmclove4426 25 дней назад

      ​@@Will_rock_you🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @haroldpinteresque4460
    @haroldpinteresque4460 10 месяцев назад +16

    Lisa, four hours ago, thanks to this video, I terminated (and feel better about terminating) a relationship that I had allowed to continue for far too long. Thank you!

  • @RoyalResin-s6q
    @RoyalResin-s6q Месяц назад +3

    I love how you say "the best thing thats ever happened to you" with quotations without actually using quotations

  • @1roanstephen
    @1roanstephen Год назад +81

    I recognize all these tactics as my wife uses them on me all the time. She was successful at first but now that I know the game I can just walk away and let her spew. Your videos have been a great source of information for me and a real help in coping with what I am faced with. If I knew then, what I know now it would have been run Forest run.

    • @cyndimoring9389
      @cyndimoring9389 Год назад +12

      I’m sorry you find yourself in a relationship with a narcissist. I did too and thought I could remain in the relationship and handle his bs. But it took its toll: my temper got worse, I changed who I was and didn’t feel free to be myself anymore, and after I left I realized I had ptsd, and a severe distrust of new relationships

    • @1roanstephen
      @1roanstephen Год назад +5

      @@cyndimoring9389 I feel for you. I have weathered the storm for 24 years and have become mostly immune to all the tactics. One way I have learned to get past the damage is to empathize for the misery that such a person lives with. I suspect that the worst part of the deal is on the narcissist's behalf as they deal with what makes them behave the way they do. These videos are a great help in understanding what is happening.

    • @cyndimoring9389
      @cyndimoring9389 Год назад +8

      @@1roanstephen thanks for your sympathy but I feel for you not knowing what a loving relationship feels like. You may love her to pieces but you're not being loved by a mature person who really appreciates you. I was raised by one, in 2 relationships with narcs & never felt truly safe & loved.

    • @1roanstephen
      @1roanstephen Год назад +4

      @@cyndimoring9389 I have been truly loved before so I know what that is. I was fooled into this and, at my age, it no longer matters. I have learned to accept her condition and support her knowing that without this marriage she would not be able to survive as her condition makes employment very problematic. I am sorry you have had such a rough road.

    • @dennisrobinson8008
      @dennisrobinson8008 Год назад +2

      Are you having good outcomes as a result?

  • @IainFrame
    @IainFrame Год назад +30

    I just cringe when I hear this list and go "yep" at all of them without fail. I'm just so embarrassed at how I stayed for 7 years with an ex who did literally every single one of these tactics. Now all my friends ask me why and I just can't explain it, it was like a period of utter madness. Even my sweetest, most non-judgemental friends go "she was horrible" and it's like leaving a cult. She's now got a new partner and boy do I feel sorry for that guy.

    • @rexxer2792
      @rexxer2792 6 месяцев назад +4

      Same for me it took me 6 years to recognize it was not just circumstances or life events..
      She also cheated on me and I did not confirm it until after because of deflection and love bombing..
      Good luck ..

    • @1216marknig
      @1216marknig 2 месяца назад

      I did the same..3 years. Like you said. Now that I'm out it feels like I was doing insane stuff.

    • @johnpaddy8195
      @johnpaddy8195 Месяц назад

      I feel sorry for him too, chances are she was with him before the breakup. My ex had been with 41 partners........ Horrible creations designed to educate us , simply a lesson not a love

    • @josmclove4426
      @josmclove4426 25 дней назад

      ​@@johnpaddy819541??
      Oh my!😵‍💫😵‍💫🤦🏽‍♂️

  • @shawnmcdaniel435
    @shawnmcdaniel435 Год назад +100

    It's so hard to know what is the truth, and what may just be confirmation bias. But when I watch your videos, and reflect on how my last relatioship went down, SOOO many things just fall into place.
    Thank you for all you do, Lise.

    • @lepiota1074
      @lepiota1074 Год назад +1

      By thinking, you cannot ever scape the prison of doubt,you have to leave the thought patterns you usually apply, and leave space for feeling, intuition and Insight..intuition is much wiser and reliable than thinking.

  • @chxwv
    @chxwv Год назад +42

    They may also threaten to discard you when they know you are under overwhelming pain. Esp when they know that they are your only source of support , to do that to you , when you need them the most , is so sadistic !

    • @mco4972
      @mco4972 Год назад

      You just describe women behaviour when they see "weak men" and they rationalize by "and they deserve it because they became weak"

    • @diantinatalist6686
      @diantinatalist6686 Год назад +5

      Thats true. Low or no empathy 😊

  • @stupidbeetle
    @stupidbeetle Год назад +39

    My ex wife did the "I'm fine" thing and comparison thing all the time when we were together. Listening to this video gave me a small panic attack because almost all of it hit so close to home. I'm so relieved that nightmare is over. I just wanted it to and every single day.

    • @johnpaddy8195
      @johnpaddy8195 Месяц назад

      The Panic attack is real... Take care you can do better. Beware of weak moments do not keep onto centimental belongings or photos of you together.. its just time travelling. MOVE on. Delete, Block, Burn. Move on Goodbye. Its not fair on all the people you could be helping in life. Wasting all your life on these demons. I have narrowed it down.. And i sware my ex is a Preta... !

  • @supernova9274
    @supernova9274 7 месяцев назад +5

    I just want to say I just left an incredibly toxic relationship with a BPD with narcissistic traits. It was a living hell! My life was absolute garbage for two years. They finally crossed one last boundary and I said enough! I can't thank you enough for your videos. They helped a lot in understanding what I was going through. I felt so much less alone thanks to you. Keep up the good work and I pray for anyone stuck in the place I was ❤

  • @Socoolral
    @Socoolral Год назад +38

    “Look at my history with her as my best predictor” that couldn’t have been more clear. Thank you Lise. Stay healthy and safe inside your body😉🤙🏼

  • @RuneMace
    @RuneMace Год назад +24

    my own mother has done all 10 of these tactics against me and this video was very validating. thank you :)

  • @tomjacobs5034
    @tomjacobs5034 Год назад +77

    You have literally saved my life. I could never thank you enough. I'm just happy to hear you are growing. People need to hear this!!

    • @LiseLeblanc
      @LiseLeblanc  Год назад +5

      Thank you🙏

    • @alexandreoliveira5712
      @alexandreoliveira5712 Год назад +3

      I break up with my narcissist girlfriend couple weeks ago. I got fed up with the manipulation, lies. The last day I've layed down with her I got a bit sleepy and took a little nap, she was very strange later, then I checked my internet history and saw that she checked all my social media. I got fed up and decided to get over that relationship.

  • @thewoundedhealer4950
    @thewoundedhealer4950 Год назад +16

    The baiting from parent & sibling, they know exactly what hurts most.

  • @Ocrilat
    @Ocrilat Год назад +24

    I have one to add. She would create 'boundaries' that I must never cross/violate. Then she would try and manipulate me to cross/violate them.

    • @fooled_twice4668
      @fooled_twice4668 Год назад

      Yep. They set us up right and left. Hence, toxic. Thanks for adding this one! I agree

    • @TheMilkman-k7p
      @TheMilkman-k7p 2 месяца назад

      This is brilliant. Mine would never let me in her house unless she wanted sex…then she would invite me over to HELP her with a computer issue.

  • @JamesNGames
    @JamesNGames Год назад +119

    I wanted to take a moment to comment and express my gratitude to Lise for creating such valuable content. Her insightful videos have undoubtedly played a significant role in educating and empowering her audience. Congratulations to Lise for reaching the milestone of 75,000 subscribers! It's clear that her expertise and dedication have resonated with many, and I look forward to continuing to learn from her valuable insights.I just had to take a moment to express my heartfelt appreciation for Lise and the incredible content she creates. Her videos are not only insightful, but they have truly made a profound impact on educating and empowering her audience. Lise, congratulations on reaching the incredible milestone of 75,000 subscribers! It's evident that your expertise and unwavering dedication have deeply resonated with so many. I am genuinely excited to continue learning from your invaluable insights and wisdom.

    • @LiseLeblanc
      @LiseLeblanc  Год назад +5

      Thanks so much for your positive feedback 🙏

    • @harounben342
      @harounben342 Год назад +3

      Unfortunately, I cannot comment on some RUclips channels including yours probably due to regional restrictions.
      I want to congratulate in this reply for your new milestone, wishing you more success 🙌
      In this 13 minutes video you got it all right, all of these things happened to me in the period of one year. The last point, is amazingly correct, most of their actions were impulsive and reckless unless when they've got the help of some laywers of the psychopath and policemen and enablers.

    • @Samanthax1221
      @Samanthax1221 10 месяцев назад

      @@LiseLeblanc lise can you advice me please, i want to know if i should tell my sister that i believe her boyfriend is a covert narcissist, i have a very strong suspicious he is, and i believe they have just come out of the love bombing phase and he is starting to get toxic, the problem is her mood and confidence improved during that phase and my sister has a lot of problems with ocd and anxiety and low self esteem so i am concerned that it may not good to tell her as i dont know if it would devestate her, also am not 100percent certain he is a covert narcissist, what are your thoughts please

  • @holgerinhester886
    @holgerinhester886 2 месяца назад +1

    It’s one of the best checking list I read or heard for a long time. The spectrum of people like this is wide….however if you check more 80% of these questions ….you are probably in a toxic relationship. I am for years and it is not easy to realize that ….you hope for the best however it will only be hope in the end. Again thank you thank you….this podcast was spot on❤

  • @natalieviau2347
    @natalieviau2347 Год назад +17

    I thought this baiting thing was in my imagination ...now that I know it is a narcissistic tactic I am never going to fall for it again!!

    • @emmsue1053
      @emmsue1053 Год назад +2

      Its relentless but if you separate it from emotion it starts to sound like a repetitive spoiled toddler & is actually funny.

  • @carolynrisen6212
    @carolynrisen6212 Год назад +10

    Wow, fantastic description! I was involved with a typical narcissist 4 years ago, knew something was very off but didn't understand it at all. He walked off with a new person after a few months, leaving me devastated. I grieved for months and even years trying to understand what happened and was terribly shaken by the experience. After about 4 years he sent a one line message saying he'd like to get together - very brief with no explanation. Thinking it might offer closure I finally said I would meet him. And guess what? He waited till the last minute (3 times) and then cancelled or didn't show up - once saying he was tired, dirty, had eaten and was going to bed! Case in point. That didn't take long! It's been months and years of education on this, a lesson I'll never forget!

  • @bentriefus5961
    @bentriefus5961 Год назад +18

    my wife has accused me of being a narc - but having now followed you and researching the methods - i am finally understanding what covert narcs are and have asked my therapist to let me know when or where i might be using these - turns out chances are i am not the narc.. she is. But we are now splitting - the last year without contact has been very healing. Thanks

    • @hugmc
      @hugmc Год назад +2

      Yes nowadays we have the internet too learn about them, do u think narcissists don’t do internet that’s their new one you’re the narc and they are the empath 😅 brilliant con artist and sons and daughters off satan 😂

    • @AndrewFosterSheff69
      @AndrewFosterSheff69 Год назад +1

      If you listen carefully, all of their Projections actually tell you what THEY are doing.
      They aren't very clever, to be fair, they just think they are.

    • @hugmc
      @hugmc Год назад +1

      @@AndrewFosterSheff69 no they’re not clever but they are the most dangerous at getting other peoples to do their dirty work very foxy

  • @jamesgerboc
    @jamesgerboc 11 месяцев назад +2

    Thanks for all you do to help men who's voices are often silent or ignored.

  • @scottmatznick3140
    @scottmatznick3140 Год назад +49

    I'm fighting a charge in court because I took the bait. Her boyfriend was hitting my children. I brought it up calmly and respectfully, but over the course of the next few minutes, she manipulated me into yelling.
    The sad part is that it was the first time I'd ever been able to see her do that in real time, because I wasn't too close anymore to have perspective.
    The very fact that I could see her manipulative intent, but couldn't get the focus back to my children being hit really made me lose it, and I did.
    She craftily turned the entire situation around and not only helped me make myself look bad but completely made the violence towards my children go unheard or ignored.
    It was masterful. It's really impressive, and I learned so much from that experience. I learned I can never count on her putting anyone's interests ahead of hers, and I realized that I handle manipulation extremely poorly.
    Since then, I've gotten my custody increased, and no longer expect her to care about my children more than herself or her boyfriend. I just made sure I can compensate for her failings when raising my children.
    Accepting the reality that she doesn't care was the biggest step in healing I've ever taken.

    • @johankuik6938
      @johankuik6938 Год назад +6

      Man I recognize your situation..

    • @Dansyoung
      @Dansyoung Год назад +1

      For anyone else going through this situation…. Get someone else involved, (parents, friends, child protective services) take a step back and let them do the interacting with this person. You can explain how they trigger you and you don’t want anything to escalate.

    • @scottmatznick3140
      @scottmatznick3140 Год назад +2

      @@Dansyoung this is exactly right, and what I should have done. I didn't like having to pay so much for communication assistance, but the alternative is a lifetime of strife and resentment, which kills the soul of parent and child alike.
      I pressed on and left her no option but to hire a parenting consultant to keep everyone accountable.
      It's wild how, once that happened, it became clear that I'm the one who has truth on my side. I suffer greatly from cognitive dissonance pertaining to my own worth and reality (symptom of being abused emotionally as a young teen), and the cathartic release of being recognized truthfully was astounding to me.

    • @kimberleyjane2338
      @kimberleyjane2338 Год назад +1

      Scott, you are really going to have to teach your children about things emotionally opposite to narc. I've been through this and the probability of at least one of your children becoming narc is real. So, never cover for them when mother breaks promises. Just keep your own and force them to keep theirs, but dont fix moms lies, because they will be blind. Sorry but just make them accountable for themselves with mom.

    • @kimberleyjane2338
      @kimberleyjane2338 Год назад +2

      Like mom promises to take them to a particular movie. Dont do it. Just ask, " do you tell lies, break promises? That's it. When she promises xmas gifts, dont buy them. Ask do you keep your promises? Why do we keep promises. Feels good, makes us be respected, have value. So ignore what mom does to them. Its wont help your kids at all. Just keep on them about values and consequences but DO NOT fix what consequence mom put on your kids. I made this huge mistake, and when of age, they run to narc, because I tried to protect them from it, so they didnt see, enough.

  • @vivianBac
    @vivianBac 7 месяцев назад +1

    I am on you tube for years , nobody understood the problem like you. Thank you for all your videos ! opening our eyes., and brain... Thank you, you are the Best !

  • @davidrichard2761
    @davidrichard2761 Год назад +24

    I think Lise has a gift; a special ability to connect with her listeners. It’s the information that ‘hits the nail on the head’ so to speak, and given with such empathy I think. It’s difficult not to transfer feelings towards Lise after a broken relationship with someone who showed narcissistic tendencies. Anyway somehow, I have to take Lise’s advice and ‘stop researching’.

    • @ilcorbellodipianoia8646
      @ilcorbellodipianoia8646 Год назад

      I agree, especially how MILF she is it's impossible not to transfer feelings.

  • @patrickharmon4377
    @patrickharmon4377 8 месяцев назад +2

    You nailed it. The abuse was really painful. The big change for me was to stop wondering why someone could be like that, and begin asking myself why I let it go on for such a long time. After that, it never happened again with anyone else.

    • @LiseLeblanc
      @LiseLeblanc  8 месяцев назад

      That’s a wise way of getting your mind into the mode of trying to solve a problem that is actually solvable and also with your realm of control

    • @patrickharmon4377
      @patrickharmon4377 8 месяцев назад

      @@LiseLeblanc thank you, Lise. It really wasn’t as easy getting there as my 4 sentences might have made it look. But realizing my role in that long, strange trip was like something you can’t unsee. Narcissists and BPD are experts at manipulating the good intentions of others. My advice to those caught up in that mess is to ask yourself, “Is this the life I want to live?” and with that answer in mind, “What do I want to happen next?”

    • @LiseLeblanc
      @LiseLeblanc  8 месяцев назад +1

      @@patrickharmon4377 great advice, thank you for sharing!

  • @mountainman88
    @mountainman88 Год назад +37

    The difficulty is some of these behaviours are used by non-narcissists with good intentions too. It's hard to know when it's pathological or not.

    • @clevelandwilliams5922
      @clevelandwilliams5922 Год назад

      It’s done with a hidden agenda.

    • @brynleytalbot778
      @brynleytalbot778 Год назад +2

      True. It’s a complex issue. And one inflated by the pseudo narcissism of social media. The answer lies within the intent to coerce for control rather than compassionate intervention. In addition it’s the frequency and coordination of control as the motivation of the act. Aspergers Syndrome, within which very controlled environments are a norm of self protection, looks like narcissism, but isn’t. Narcissism is a masking of severe inadequacy forming false superior grandiosity which is defended against all rational logical truths against it. When reasonable reasoning isn’t possible you can be fairly sure you’re dealing with a narcissist.

  • @mine8009
    @mine8009 Год назад +33

    I’m grateful that you make the content you do. The last 6 months I’ve been working through what happened to cause my marriage to fail and to get to the extremely unhealthy point it did before walking away. Your insights (along with those of Dr. Ramani), have really helped me put together some pieces of the puzzle. By no means was I perfect in the relationship, I own that, but it’s disturbing how consistently you describe what it feels like I went through.

    • @LiseLeblanc
      @LiseLeblanc  Год назад +4

      I’m sorry to hear that you’re going through this. I wish you all the best on your healing path

    • @cyndimoring9389
      @cyndimoring9389 Год назад +4

      I also waited too long. I developed ptsd and a serious distrust of starting a new relationship

  • @hutch2
    @hutch2 Год назад +16

    Thank you for this information. I am a "Highly Sensitive Person" married to a woman who seems very much a narcissist based on my experience and this information. I was traumatized in my first marriage by a woman with BPD/Bi-polar II...so feeling very distraught that I am in another toxic marriage.
    Surviving feels like a full time job

    • @kimberleyjane2338
      @kimberleyjane2338 Год назад +3

      You need to go through the dark KNIGHT of the soul, to learn why Narcs are attracted to you in the first place? Why us? The answer is deep within, but transfers to every relationship in your life. Boundries and the lack of, is the answer. People wipe their boots on us, until we grow a pair. Narcs see us like magnets. We are people pleasing but most often not reciprocal in any relationship on a respected emotional level. So look deep, ask Divine questions, only one at a time. Boundries will gain self confidence and respect. Others will either stay away, or not even try to over step in the first place. ❤❤❤

    • @allieeverett9017
      @allieeverett9017 Год назад

      Sometimes it is...

    • @hutch2
      @hutch2 Год назад +2

      ​@kimberleyjane2338
      Thanks for your comment. In spite of some positive improvements in my marriage I think she may just be "love-bombing". I am very confused and still looking for an exit ...very sad. I am praying for Divine guidance and wisdom.

    • @kimberleyjane2338
      @kimberleyjane2338 Год назад +1

      @@hutch2 💥💥 IF" in fact you are with narc, YOU MUST do your transformation in secret. DO NOT change with with, but inside yourself. When you leave, you will be much stronger than they ever imagined. I have done this this full last year. Dont even tell them what they did wrong to you, no fighting, nothing. Now finalities are here, I'm blowing peoples socks off in the most calm and prepared manner. Scary but exciting. ♥️

  • @oilmama8510
    @oilmama8510 Год назад +11

    Mine always broke down with extreme emotional issues. Past traumas, he'd cry, he'd be all sorts of upset, practically fall at my feet begging for emotional help. I had to help him. It sucked me into a dark and awful relationship

    • @fooled_twice4668
      @fooled_twice4668 Год назад +2

      Energy suck. My recent ex did this too/ without the crying, but always so “ overwhelmed “ and sulking, he knew my maternal and caring and empathetic gut reaction to try to help him would kick in, and he could then go into a silent treatment where he was probably grooming a new supply- while i thought he was just in a “dark place. “ all LIES and deception; they have no moral compass or integrity or authenticity or honesty, so RUN if someone uses your empathy to gain atttention or control or the right to exit “for awhile”…. They love breaking plans then seeing how you react . Sickened to learn that, too

    • @oilmama8510
      @oilmama8510 Год назад

      @fooled_twice4668 I've recently learned this is the probably the most tell-tale sign of the covert, playing the victim to get what they need. Very manipulating. And yet, he always accused me of manipulating him when no bone in my body could ever do that

  • @jannissen4382
    @jannissen4382 Год назад +10

    Congratulations with 75.000 subscribers. You deserve it. 🤗

  • @EhHold
    @EhHold Год назад +15

    Funny… my narc mother showed up at my house unannounced with her flying monkey sister and after I told her to leave for the second time, she said “I hope you get help”. I didn’t take the bait and went permanent & total no contact after that. Number is completely blocked. If you have an iPhone and block someone’s number it doesn’t block completely. They’re still able to leave voicemails and it goes to a blocked number folder. Block their number through your carrier!

    • @Kyle1444
      @Kyle1444 Год назад +1

      Purge all narcs from your life this way, and only focus on genuine people. Life is too short for disingenuous emotional abuse

  • @04095875
    @04095875 Год назад +6

    This was exactly what I went through. All 10. It was constant, never-ending, and energy sapping. I wish I saw this a year ago when i became entangled with my now ex. You have helped me so much with your videos. Thank you so so much ❤

  • @testingbabu406
    @testingbabu406 10 месяцев назад +1

    I listen to many many psychologists on these topics. I think you are the best of all I have seen because you are (1) Very logical. You just don't say things. You give examples (they are so terrifying true) and (2) You interconnect things, as in connect the dots. Like you did with BPD and NPD (3) You choose a soothing voice and speak with almost no drama but a lot of emphasis where needed (4) It feels like you truly care (5) You are helping men and I am a man, so that is super focused. I thank you for all that you have given. I truly appreciate your help and all the goddesses and gods bless you.

  • @heaven-is-real
    @heaven-is-real Год назад +4

    Lise you are literally saving my life.

    • @LiseLeblanc
      @LiseLeblanc  Год назад +3

      So nice to hear that my content is helping you through a dark period in your life

  • @Sempath2023TechGuy
    @Sempath2023TechGuy Год назад +14

    You Deserve It Lisa , Thanks for all your help, my life has changed so much in the last 2 months. you go Girl 💪🎉

  • @cheryldee95
    @cheryldee95 Год назад +5

    I so enjoy listening to your videos, as it reminds me of all the head-games and petty criticism I finally escaped from. It keeps it all fresh in my mind (to watch out for) when interacting with people, moving forward. What an exhausting way to live!! If they only put an ounce of the effort that it takes…to pull all of this deception off…and (instead), do some work on themselves…attempting to stop this constant psychological charade, and see what living life as an authentic, up-front, honest person might feel like. Truly exasperating. They are their own worst enemies. Thank you for the lessons! Keep ‘‘em coming!

  • @goodquestion8064
    @goodquestion8064 Год назад +12

    My ex narc way of baiting her victims is to ask them if they can do some DIY for her .. after speaking to a few of her exes I learned that all of us were drawn in the same way . We were all also disguarded the same way

    • @borgencorgenforgen
      @borgencorgenforgen 7 месяцев назад +1

      Yeah I got that too. She has a playbook and I have seen it worked on me and a little exposure to others after me. They hone their craft and fall back to actions that get them what they want.

  • @jacobfrank2164
    @jacobfrank2164 Год назад +4

    Your videos are Harvard quality. Thank you for your wonderful professionalism and hard work shared here on RUclips. You are a class act.

  • @stonepaintertim
    @stonepaintertim Год назад +2

    definitely easier said than done. Been through most of these at different times in my life. The damage that one sifts through over the years is a shame. Wish there was more info out about 40 years ago. Thank you for posting. Very informative

  • @31416
    @31416 Год назад +5

    Well deserved 🎉 We should be the ones thanking you! Your content is of exceptional quality. Unique is your way. Thank you!!

  • @cadene9095
    @cadene9095 4 месяца назад

    As a new subscriber, we don’t have many people advocating for us, we don’t have many people trying to help us. That’s why we subscribe.

  • @TheParadiseParadox
    @TheParadiseParadox Год назад +8

    there is a pattern of behaviour I've observed that I call "burn and run". it's where a person comes along saying something very inflammatory, apparently to provoke you. then when you turn and say "wait a second, what you said isn't right" or show any emotion about it, the person will say "I can't talk about that now, I'm busy doing other things."
    it's a way to get attention and significance, obviously at the expense of others
    when you do notice patterns like this, they start to have less power over you

    • @borgencorgenforgen
      @borgencorgenforgen 7 месяцев назад +1

      Mine did too all the time. I described it as dropping a bomb and then fleeing. She'd provoke me with something horrible and then either leave the house physically or lock herself in a room to prevent me from being able to defend myself or find some resolution for whatever it is she created. It was so childish and sinister. They are master provocateurs and often find pleasure and power in it. Twisted.

    • @TheParadiseParadox
      @TheParadiseParadox 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@borgencorgenforgen I feel you. I'm glad that chapter of my life is over. I certainly learnt some valuable lessons about people's behaviours

  • @placesandspaces1660
    @placesandspaces1660 Год назад +1

    Lise you are the absolute best, really helping me and others going through this, my ex does and did all 10 baiting techniques you mentioned.. plus more, its shocking, as i have only recently discovered about Narcissists. had no idea my ex was like this just thought she was hard work, always arguing, picking fights, saying nasty things to get me worked up.... NOW i have woken up thanks to these videos wow....💯❤

    • @LiseLeblanc
      @LiseLeblanc  Год назад

      Thank you so much for taking the time to share your experience and provide this positive feedback!

  • @Th3BigBoy
    @Th3BigBoy 9 месяцев назад +3

    I was baiting into exploding yesterday and I feel like puking. I hate myself for being so weak and I'm not proud of it at all.
    She kept pushing my boundaries. My mom was abusive and I kept her from jail when I was a young boy, by lying to protect her.
    The boundary is that she isn't allowed to comfort me. Because her touch doesn't comfort me, it hurts me. She will feign concern, and has my whole life about my problems, only to sting me when I open up about them.
    She always provokes me into thus. I know I'm responsible for my behavior but she does this with years of abusive history with me and my siblings.
    I feel like such a moral failure every time this happens. I want to puke. Now the issue is my anger, not the disrespect she showed me. I also want to add that I calmly deflected ad asserted myself multiple times before blowing up. It isn't my go to reaction.

  • @azv19
    @azv19 Год назад +44

    Hey Lise, can you make a positive video about what it's like to live without narcissistic people in your world and what it's like to experience real love? Or something to reduce the becoming overly suspicious / cynicism we develop after relationships with narcissists?

    • @paulr2212
      @paulr2212 Год назад +6

      Great idea

    • @oilmama8510
      @oilmama8510 Год назад +4

      Agree!! That's EXACTLY the point where we're going to get stuck!! How to successfully move into a healthy relationship and not be so weary, but also....how to accept that the lack of extreme highs is OK

    • @LiseLeblanc
      @LiseLeblanc  Год назад +13

      Yes I will try to get this video created soon, thank you for your suggestion!

    • @azv19
      @azv19 Год назад +3

      @@LiseLeblanc I am very excited to watch it! Thank you for taking the time to make it.

    • @PeterAcrat
      @PeterAcrat Год назад +3

      ✨The resistance one comes up against in life from others is squarely to reveal that within you which is not in alignment with your own greater self: aka; your hot-buttons (your dirty laundry/emotional baggage/Shadow aspects etc). This is an opportunity to dig deeper and do some healing so you are no longer dependent on things outside you (disempowered) to 'make you feel fulfilled'.
      In other words, the 'goal' is to prompt you to _Value, Love and Validate yourself,_ and define your boundary lines of who and how you prefer to be in your life.
      👉The biggest Lies about 'needs' come from the 3D 1900's world of Maslow and Rogers - it's about Human needs of 'needing' love and 'needing' to be valued and validated (infant development notwithstanding). All the work we are to do is Let Go of learned beliefs that we are NOT Loved and NOT Valued. Maslow's model worked fine 50 years ago to help get us here, but they are far outdated now - at least for those awakening in the 2000's. Even Tony Robbins did an update: "6 human needs"
      Ppl who have been 'made to feel' unloved or unvalued are simply carrying the learned belief of such, and have attracted the narc or another to press that button and show them not only the blind-lie they are guarding, but to demonstrate that the narc's 'victim mentality' is but a mirror of your own - that 's, until you clear those limiting beliefs.
      ✊When you do so you will have broken the 'spell' of disempowered neediness, the associated negative feelings will vanish, and you will _know that you ARE loved and ARE valued_ without 'needing' to depend on _Anyone;_ but rather just because you exist.
      You are complete and function perfectly. Find what within you dims your light.
      Attend to the oil system (beliefs) of the machine ; the 'low oil light' (feeling devalued) is not the problem. Love is who you are. Start kindly with yourself. Be the change. Shine your light🙏

  • @rltobing8304
    @rltobing8304 Год назад +3

    Congratulations, on 75,000....Subscribers.... Your work has taken me from the edge of insanity to a world that I can understand the pain inflicted by my Narc... She categorically fits every facet 4:12 described in your videos, as if you were standing right behind me to witness her torment.... Words cannot describe how much I appreciate your help.... Best regards RL

  • @bonnielee316
    @bonnielee316 Год назад +4

    Oh my gosh, that’s so funny! The energy bubbles analogy! 😀

  • @caitlynnp9507
    @caitlynnp9507 2 месяца назад

    Congrats on getting more subscribers! You deserve it. Thanks for putting these videos out

  • @chunkysocks8121
    @chunkysocks8121 5 месяцев назад +4

    my mother is queen of the guessing game. My parents divorced and she swears my father was a monster but wont tell me what he did that was so bad. She cut her parents out and didnt go to their funerals, and wont tell anyone what they did. Her sister reached out to me to ask if my mom would be open to meeting, my mom said “she did things i wont get into.” My poor mom, she just seems to attract people who do such horrible things she wont tell anyone what they are.

  • @TonyWeeks-wo2mt
    @TonyWeeks-wo2mt 9 месяцев назад +1

    congratulations on 75,000! No doubt you will have 75 ,000 more.
    You are a gift.❤ Not to love bomb or anything....

    • @LiseLeblanc
      @LiseLeblanc  9 месяцев назад

      Thanks so much! I’m at 125,000 subscribers so I’m well on my way 😄

  • @richardutube001
    @richardutube001 Год назад +2

    I thoroughly enjoy all of Lise Leblanc's presentations. She is easy to listen to, presents clearly, and is very informative. Her material has been very helpful to me.

  • @BlakeSakalMusic
    @BlakeSakalMusic Год назад +2

    Your role playing at the beginning was so spot on! Another great vid!

  • @ousmanethianesar1710
    @ousmanethianesar1710 Год назад +6

    Congratulations for that mileage. And thank you from the bottom of my heart. Your content was the light i needed in a very confusing period.

    • @LiseLeblanc
      @LiseLeblanc  Год назад

      Thanks so much! I’m so happy to hear that my content helped you through a confusing period in your life

  • @devillockj
    @devillockj Год назад +5

    I like this. I’m stuck in a lifelong cycle of dating the same woman under different names

    • @josmclove4426
      @josmclove4426 25 дней назад

      Same here. I'm bloody tired 😫

  • @joshmartinez4399
    @joshmartinez4399 Год назад +3

    12 hours after you sent a text they almost certainly saw because they never put down their phone. You check your phone through out the day waiting for them to reply. You tell yourself they are just really busy. It's 1am and you're dead tired about to got to sleep. She finally texts you, "We don't talk anymore. Makes me sad." What!!?? Boggles the mind.

  • @tmitz73
    @tmitz73 Год назад +1

    I watch a fair amount of videos on this topic; I am always amazed at your accuracy to my specific situation Lise. Much Obliged!

  • @jonnibegood1
    @jonnibegood1 Год назад +2

    So much gratitude for you Lise, you've saved our sanity... 🙏🏼💗

  • @paulshortall6734
    @paulshortall6734 Год назад +7

    Leaving is easier said than done but there must be a lot of people who regret ignoring the red flags earlier . . .

    • @Synchrothron
      @Synchrothron Год назад

      Regrets are definitely a big thing, but not everything that leaves your life is a loss. As Lise said they hack the normal human bonding and attachment.
      Don't blame yourself, but definitely take your time to work on your issues that led you to a narcissistic partner. Your today and future self deserves it! 🙂
      I'm going to therapy and learned so much about myself. I can warmly recommend it.

  • @gracebetou
    @gracebetou Год назад

    I loved the fact that he could say exactly everything i was feeling, and then twist it into their victim, story, you supposedly are doing to them

  • @julianterris
    @julianterris Год назад +3

    Congratulations, Lise ~I really enjoy your concise, practical insights, thank you! 🎆

  • @jimmyvoss3190
    @jimmyvoss3190 25 дней назад

    I love your shirt! And all you content! Thanks for caring enough about men to make these videos!

  • @sportgoofy1975
    @sportgoofy1975 Год назад +2

    Thank you Lise,
    I was recently in a relationship which was everything as you have described dealing with either a npd or bpd.
    The scenario played out exactly as you had said.
    I watched your other video about Their phrases they use and you were spot on.
    Had me up and down like on a rollercoaster., all within six months.
    Hilarious.
    Thank you for your help in confirmation of me not being crazy. Stupid but not crazy.
    Happy thanksgiving from Cape Breton Canada.

  • @cuttlefishlongbottomtonche3974

    Thanks for the remainders. After a while as you start to forgive , you forget why you were dying before you got out

  • @abdallahkasajja8219
    @abdallahkasajja8219 Год назад +1

    Everything you said in this video happened to me, everything I mean every point you spoke I got a taste of it sincerely speaking.allow me appreciate your good work my dear

  • @galaxy98765
    @galaxy98765 Год назад +5

    Everything you said describes to a "T" a man I was friends with for a few months, who has a serious case of BPD.

  • @daviddobson1109
    @daviddobson1109 2 месяца назад

    The information provided is so compelling I have been manipulated by a narcissistic partner for over 30 years all the while being told it is me that is the problem

  • @garethjenkins1403
    @garethjenkins1403 Год назад +1

    Certainly very valid information from an original source. Thank you

  • @laviniahealy6851
    @laviniahealy6851 Год назад +1

    Lise you are awesome. You are a very good and concise communicator. A very good teacher. I really appreciate and feel the care that you have in the way you try to help us understand the dynamics of narcissistic behavior and or personality disorders. Thank you so much. Very helpful.

    • @LiseLeblanc
      @LiseLeblanc  Год назад

      You are very welcome and thank you for your positive feedback!

  • @abdallahkasajja8219
    @abdallahkasajja8219 Год назад +1

    Miss lisa you have changed my life i was in a toxic relationship with anarchistic woman and i could not understand what going on i was traumatized and energy less.for sure you are my savior

    • @LiseLeblanc
      @LiseLeblanc  Год назад +2

      I’m so glad that my content is helping you! Thank you for your positive comment🙏

  • @shaunfitzgerald4947
    @shaunfitzgerald4947 Год назад +2

    Thank you for you very valuable information. The descriptive yet simplistic way of explaining these behaviors as you do is very valuable to those who have been here or are currently involved. Don't get me wrong, you cover all the bases and are articulate in explaining things that as you have said, that there seems to be a void or lack of resources for men to discover. Thank you so much.

  • @KJxxoo
    @KJxxoo Год назад +11

    My partner pushes my buttons and then when I blow up he says “you’re cranky all the time. You need to go talk to a therapist”. Well, used to because I no longer blow up. I no longer care. Zero effs given. I know the game. I’m working on a plan to get out so I stay focused on that.

  • @Angell_Lee
    @Angell_Lee 5 месяцев назад

    I LOVE YOU LISE LEBLANC!! Thank you for all your work 💖

  • @johnsmith-ik8il
    @johnsmith-ik8il Год назад

    A very comprehensive short video explained extremely well.

  • @DavidTower-Frasier
    @DavidTower-Frasier Месяц назад

    Reaching 7 months of no contact. A big challenge is not marinating in negative emotions and thinking. Anger, resentment and a desire for revenge are only boomerangs that keep you captive within the influential sphere of the abuser. Reading the comments in this video and others like it helps to pop those negative bubbles. To all of you no matter where you are at in your struggle. Stay strong. Protect your Peace 🕊️.

  • @Chucky805GLS
    @Chucky805GLS 10 месяцев назад

    Love your videos! Pls keep it up. One day ill share my story. Your helping me so much your saving my life. Amen to you lady! 🙏

  • @jaredbackus7218
    @jaredbackus7218 Год назад +8

    Congratulations Lise. You really do deserve recognition you have been immensely beneficial to me. Thank you

    • @LiseLeblanc
      @LiseLeblanc  Год назад +2

      Thank you for your positive feedback and support, I appreciate it!

  • @philippenicolas5983
    @philippenicolas5983 Год назад +1

    THANK YOU, your videos saved my life

  • @vladvlog9677
    @vladvlog9677 Год назад +3

    Maybe a better way of putting it, is, that they sense what they are doing to you (and therefore conscious of the fact) knowing what this achieves, but they don’t know how they are doing it (not sitting down and figuring out the stratagems, knowing why they work). It’s a sort of sub-conscious, immature state of asserting power and dominance over the other - obtained unfairly, undeservedly, and destructively rather than on an equal footing as mature adults. In that way people walk away feel demeaned, diminished and undermined, without knowing why, other than an uneasy suspicion something went down and they got emotionally mugged and taken down.

  • @AS004-xf4jc
    @AS004-xf4jc Год назад

    Congrats Lise for 75 thousand subscribers

  • @kesslerbrockman8492
    @kesslerbrockman8492 Год назад +19

    Just ended my relationship with my diagnosed BPD girlfriend. (I may add this is the second time.) it’s funny because after the first time I came and saw these videos and seemed to have gotten the fact that she in fact did a lot of these things. 4 months post breakup after no contact she wants to talk things out. And I fell for the trap . It’s dangerously sneaky and subtle you won’t even notice it. For anyone reading this, please save yourself the mental stress and grief by NOT giving the BPD/narcissist a second chance ESPECIALLY if they are not treated or refuse to do anything about their condition. My curious mind wanted to see how it would play out and give her the benefit of the doubt but the mask will always slip.

    • @Eluderatnight
      @Eluderatnight Год назад +2

      Married a bpd diag lawyer. Hard to tell where the trainning ends and pathology begins. The alters were just too much. Father in law just punched his own ticket. Mother in law was the same way.

  • @gK-ih2ct
    @gK-ih2ct Год назад

    One of the best videos I’ve seen on this subject!

  • @faithanddevotion
    @faithanddevotion Год назад +2

    I still love these videos and they always hit me right in the fut where they need too. It's so weird that someone would want to control another person, which is not the way I'm built. I mean I wouldn't feel good knowing I was doing that to someone.

  • @wanjirunjoroge5942
    @wanjirunjoroge5942 Год назад +4

    Thanks for this video. I agree with all but one. Narcs know what they are doing, they might not be having a notebook but they are aware and that is why they can hide these baits from other people. Why don't they do it to everyone?

    • @fooled_twice4668
      @fooled_twice4668 Год назад +4

      As Sam vaknin would say: narcs hurt their “nearest and dearest “ most. Partially because we put up with it. And it’s a test to see how loyal we will be. And also because it’s all part of their need to control all situations. And they feed off watching our reactions to their shenanigans. Key point to realize, so your Goal should be NOT to react, and to leave the relationship with no further contact, if possible. Why expose your one and only body mind and life experience to this toxic person?! Makes us learn to be more self-protective, because the nArc will only hurt us, never protect us or ever truly care about our welfare. Sad life lesson i have learned a few time’s unfortunate ly.

  • @fallproofing1344
    @fallproofing1344 Год назад

    SO many things hit home from this video!!

  • @NoName-cv6kw
    @NoName-cv6kw 10 месяцев назад

    Yes, they thrive on capturing your attention! Yes, the guessing game. So true!!

  • @sivi1223
    @sivi1223 Год назад +5

    When u are adult u can notice those behaviours and walk on but worse is if u are growing in this as a child! my parents were total nitpickers with me always frustrated and angry at me no matter what.. thats truly confusing and a true horror story for a child to go through over top as child truly try to love and trust their parents!! I ended contact with them after many years of abuse and now i am totaly on my own. Its very sad and painful for me but better then taking their shits!

    • @tayler2856
      @tayler2856 Год назад

      Same here, bud. Keep ya head up. You got this.

  • @poisonpistol4711
    @poisonpistol4711 Год назад

    You have opened my eyes after the recent trauma I have been through which has left me shattered and in shambles. Thank you. I shall be emailing you.

  • @seanfallo592
    @seanfallo592 Год назад +12

    Another line they'll say is "stop playing victim all the time"

    • @clintonnagy1662
      @clintonnagy1662 5 месяцев назад

      Hahahaha, YES my ex always told me that... It was her that plays the victim. Get your facts, straight woman...come on.

    • @mattb4461
      @mattb4461 4 месяца назад

      I hear that every day! "Your a victim or a hero "

    • @StevieV
      @StevieV Месяц назад

      Got called a victim ALL THE TIME!

  • @Ike.V
    @Ike.V 11 месяцев назад

    My Narc ex-girlfriend had a rollercoaster of accusing me of cheating on her. Or talking to someone else. I was so confused in the situation, because she's beautiful and loving and why would I ever want to do that?! I didn't even want a relationship when I met her I was just love and s3x bombed and was too naive to realize. This was thankfully only 7 years of my life. I'm thankfully out of that hell hole and I finally can see the world and myself again. And know I'm not crazy. Thank you so much for your videos❤

  • @jonasceelen6580
    @jonasceelen6580 8 месяцев назад +2

    It becomes clearly more complicated when we come to understand trough self reflection that all of us have similar narcissistic trades deep inside and consequently feel guilty Bout that
    This make it so much harder to stand up to the narcissist

    • @talynbo
      @talynbo 6 дней назад

      This is what I'm always up against. For me, it helps to know my own intentions. And everyone has "traits" on some level. It's human. But diagnosing NPD isn't up to me. Labeling isn't the end goal for me. That's up to a professional, and they use a very specific list of characteristics. So I can let that go, and not just throw the label around but express narcissism as more like "he has these traits" being specific about their behaviors will remove yourself from being accused of projecting, or manipulating someone's perception, or even getting stuck using the label instead of constantly being specific about what is being shown and your observations and experiences. Doing that will also keep you in self reflection. To me, that's the main focus. Not to be afraid to see all my own faults. Much easier to distinguish human nature and NPD when you can break down your intention, behavior, reaction, and not let them lead you to believe you are what they say you are, verses knowing undeniably who you are. Faults, weaknesses, and all. Npd can't face their own. That is one way to check in with yourself, to see if you can face it. And recognize your ability to address and work on it. But I don't believe NPD are capable of self reflection in its truest sense. Even though it's hard for humans, in general.
      Anyway, I know what you mean, and it's exhausting doing all the mental and emotional work and digging for yourself, let alone for 2 people! And the other person doesn't want to ever ever come close to it.
      It doesn't matter what the labels are at that point! They are not emotionally mature enough. Regardless of any disorder they could have.

    • @talynbo
      @talynbo 6 дней назад

      They can throw generalizations back in your face any time. Throw labels right back at you. Avoiding any responsibility. But the more you break down the specific issue, the less they are able to dismiss it, misrepresent it, or turn it on to you.

  • @allanfischer9417
    @allanfischer9417 11 месяцев назад

    #8 - I knew it, but REALLY needed to hear it again. Thanks for reminding me I won’t be able to get her to stop baiting me. Whew!!

  • @GuardianAngel..
    @GuardianAngel.. Год назад +6

    A narcissist who is also a Psychopath now that is the stuff of nightmares right there

  • @emmaaldridge4009
    @emmaaldridge4009 Год назад

    Exactly it really hard having to think/acknowledge the situation this video has helped me so much🌻🌻🌻