Why You Defend Your Abuser (Psychoanalytic Perspective)

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  • Опубликовано: 11 янв 2025

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  • @iriamchenbarria
    @iriamchenbarria Год назад +99

    Let me tell you that once I started to watch your videos, I didn't stop.... You are being my light on my way to get out and rid of all this "inferno". Thank you Sam Vaknin

  • @jillchaban7693
    @jillchaban7693 Год назад +30

    This is how therapists should learn how to explain to victims.. who are crying out for answers..after horrific abuse and manipulation..

  • @jodyhing8557
    @jodyhing8557 Год назад +26

    Ohmyghodd I listen to your lectures/teachings every morning before I wake get out of bed & start my day, and it’s the last thing I do after I get home from work, shower have dinner by myself (since I’m alone now divorced after 29yrs married to a narc DIVORCED but no financials yet after it signed the divorce decree and the court gave it “90 days” THREE TIMES as far as half of our homes worth since it doesn’t want to sell our home, half of its investment accounts oh! And didn’t think I deserved it’s retirement pension 🙄 It did give me 3 beautiful kids all ADULTS now, & is a cop, who knows how to work the law system! Oh we even got sealed in the LDS temple, our son went on a mission, my ex narc was actually a real Wolf in sheep’s clothing!! It Went to church every Sunday! Oh my! I was sleeping with thee enemy all these years! The longest time I was given the silent treatment was 6 months. I finally got out & survived! I can talk about it easier now but didn’t want to live anymore about a year and a half ago, my adult son had to help save my life. I remember my ex telling me four things the day I left our home, which I didn’t know what the hell it meant a year ago it said to me, “ I adapt, why would you want to stay with somebody like me, I will never change, I don’t need anybody in my life I am just fine, and I have no choice” now I understand through your teachings. It also texted me, “I feel empty, sadness & confusion” ALL that makes sense now. I finally Found my strength & courage to walk away.! It’s new supply was waiting in the wings for 2 years, and narc ex moved in with her and her 2 small boys like a month after I left our home. ..I got no closure and again I understand everything! I’m enjoying my own company and learning to love myself! Gosh I wish I could meet you in person and shake your hand and say Thank you for helping me to heal! I guess magical thinking! Anyway I went off track and I could go on and on! I was only supposed to say I listen to you every morning and night For the last year or so🙂 Aloha🌺🌋 all the way from Kona, Hawaii (oh and now I understand why I had to fix everything around our home and do all the adult chores over the years, it’s bcz it had a mentally thinking of a child not older then 9yrs old) sadly but truly

    • @iriamchenbarria
      @iriamchenbarria Год назад +4

      Yes!!! We were sleeping with the most terrible enemy... But we are out!!! And learning a lot from these videos a lessons from Mr. Vaknin

    • @BelleOfAmherst
      @BelleOfAmherst Год назад +4

      What an excellent comment! Thank you for the insight. Enjoy your peace, freedom and remaining family. 💗

    • @beegirl8884
      @beegirl8884 Год назад +2

      Sadly I can relate to your story in so many ways. Married to a covert religious narcissist for 19 years. On going 3 year divorce. Extremely Passive aggressive. He was a cop for 31 years. I always said he was trained to “handle” or “manage” people. So thankful to be away from his warped sense of reality. I have peace in my life that I did not have while being with him.
      He asked if I was leaving him for someone else. I said “Yes, I’m leaving you for ME.”
      Best decision I ever made.

  • @anabandana666
    @anabandana666 Год назад +13

    Sometimes when I think I'm halfway there, videos like this remind me I'm only 2 feet forward in the game!

  • @oilselevated4808
    @oilselevated4808 Год назад +15

    Only now, looking back decades (3), can I see all of the abuses, public humiliation, deception for what they were. I used to cover for him all time, always to de escalate every situation. It’s been a little over a year since he’s passed and I’m finally feeling relief

  • @taniaearle4457
    @taniaearle4457 Год назад +8

    Its this, we are all reliving our childhoods, all along thinking otherwise 😮

  • @mennaelsherif1064
    @mennaelsherif1064 Год назад +8

    You are incredibly amazing ...u help alot of people who got abused to find their own path after being manipulated and hurt harshly and mercilessly .

  • @paolaalcantara2489
    @paolaalcantara2489 Год назад +13

    It’s like every baby do with they’re parents, good or bad . we have to love someone how is abusing us in order to attempt survive . 🇩🇴

  • @wallaceleewl9189
    @wallaceleewl9189 Год назад +9

    Thank you. Prof Sam Vaknin for enlightened me.

  • @rademann1966
    @rademann1966 Год назад +13

    Thank you for your great lecture.

  • @Deia2701x
    @Deia2701x Год назад +11

    I’m very grateful for this video!

  • @marcelzzett
    @marcelzzett 4 месяца назад

    Very important and informative lecture professor. By understanding the abuse processes one can heal quicker, clean up the mind and restore correct object positioning. Thanks for upload.

  • @FahadKhan-jx1mq
    @FahadKhan-jx1mq Год назад +6

    Narcissism is prolonged grief disorder :20:30

  • @blasien1
    @blasien1 Год назад +7

    Thanks for the informative video.

  • @dilfuzakhaydarova2859
    @dilfuzakhaydarova2859 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much Dear Professor Vaknin. I remember my childhood that all what they did and what I felt . Just it's fact what happened. We all deserve LOVE. ❤❤❤.

  • @RachelShalit
    @RachelShalit Год назад +1

    Great! It alo explains to me the process which happens in Cults. Thanks

  • @dangfd551
    @dangfd551 Год назад +2

    50:00 Very good discernment

  • @maeliosashannon4246
    @maeliosashannon4246 Год назад +2

    For me it was a way to survive.

  • @z74d-oy2uj
    @z74d-oy2uj Год назад +1

    Thanks for the video!

  • @pamwatkins4855
    @pamwatkins4855 Год назад +4

    Identification

  • @claudiknits
    @claudiknits Год назад +1

    Thank you ❤

  • @sciencingmillionaire
    @sciencingmillionaire Год назад +1

    ENLIGHTENMENT!

  • @sulimanthemagnificent4893
    @sulimanthemagnificent4893 Год назад +8

    Here’s a question.
    How do you convince a narc victim that they’re a victim?
    I ask because my brother won’t accept his situation, and I’m trying to convince him he’s being abused.

    • @jane5821
      @jane5821 Год назад +4

      You don't. It's painful to watch. I have 2 friends and myself trapped in the abuse. If I could stop, I would. Neither of them want to stop and continue to live with their abusers.

    • @marianatequiero28
      @marianatequiero28 Год назад +1

      Too painful, he’d be abandoned has to come naturally

  • @LEX3CUTE2
    @LEX3CUTE2 10 месяцев назад

    “If you can’t beat em, join em”

  • @ksumstine
    @ksumstine Год назад +1

    If the abuser is a co-parent (separated) how do I support and encourage my stepsons to be themselves? They are nearly out of the home, but their mother has a strict idea of what their adult lives will be and has shown no signs of letting them go. What's even more strange is they don't seem to think they have a choice and often act unempowered in everyday situations. On occasion it seems like they have a glimmer of awareness and my husband (their Dad) wants to tell them everything...I am cautious to explain what is going on to them because I do not want them to feel triangulated or like they would have to choose a parent. They defend their mother fiercely and are convinced she is the victim in every circumstance - this has harmed their relationship with their father.

    • @Coach.Kallista
      @Coach.Kallista Год назад

      I would pursue it from the perspective of talking about others. Characters in movies/media, .... demonstrate how abuse can show up is spaces at work, landlords school,.... How would one know when X has gone too far. What behaviour is appropriate? what is a boundary violation? Ie calling at 7pm vs 2am. various curfews, ... I can give you some more examples if needed. Understanding the right to have boundaries is important for understanding abuse of privileges and hence outright abuse.

  • @monicahasselgren527
    @monicahasselgren527 Год назад +1

    You are a very interesting to listen to...,and a very handsome man with a good sense of humor.
    I am a mother of a narcissist and he lives in my head,is so hard beacuse he is my son.
    In 20 years I have been hes victim and he has almost killed me,but talked hes way out of jail.
    Even in court I defende him! He dig grow up in a loving family but still I blame my self. I liste to everything You say and try to get my life back,I am now 77 years of age.I have to go on trying...
    Best regards from Sweden 🙏

  • @SabineBine-w7f
    @SabineBine-w7f Год назад +3

    I wish I would unterstand English 😭