Revealing The Narcissist’s Secret

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Revealing The Narcissist’s Secret - Fear is a weapon I see used across the board by narcissistic and high-conflict personalities. When they can keep you in a state of fear, they keep you from becoming a formidable opponent. But if you can overcome that fear, they become bankrupt because they have nothing to use against you. So, overcoming your fear and seeing it for what it truly is, is the key to your success. Whether you are trying to figure out how to get full child custody or simply trying to get your shared child custody modified, I hope this video helps you get past the fear. To find out how I can support you in achieving ongoing success in your custody matter, please SCHEDULE A FREE CALL at: divorceunivers...
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[@farihas2908]

My ex kept me in a state of fear until things went in my favor in childrens court. He was acting like he was in charge of the law and he could make things happen against me. My patience and prayers helped me get through and win in many ways. Incredible advice!

[@SwtnSourEzell]

Yes!!! He tries to make me believe he can do this or that n that he has advantage over me bt my sister constantly has to remind me he doesn't

[@simhess9720]

They will treat you like you are their personal property. As if they own you. Do not accept that treatment.

[@StardustMoneybags]

Thank you for this video.
This is exactly what has happened to me.
Bless you for sharing this.

[@nwrbiodiesel1]

Thank you so much for these videos. I finally got up the courage to get out of an abusive relationship. Unfortunately, my wife lied and said I pushed her while she was yelling at the boys and I. They took my boys away. I was the primary caretaker and have been destroyed mentally, not seeing them. Your videos have helped a lot to get me ready for my court date.

[@Nena_LaNi]

I really value your insight on this topic and all your videos. I am sorry for your loss your husband was such a great lawyer with great tips and advice regarding various custody issues. I aspire to be an attorney myself. Thank you for providing valuable content and I look forward to your future content.

[@punkydoggear]

If you remember that Narcissism is a mental disorder, then that is the first step to understanding it. Dissociative Identity Disorder contains narcissism imho. Narcissists have a good side and a bad side, but they may or may not tell you that they lack memories. That is because the good side doesn't know the bad side and vice versa. The mind literally has two sets of memories with an overwhelming persona that both sides are innocent and being attacked. The bad side uses fear to settle things down, and the good side uses charm to settle things down. What both sides lack is memories of what each side does, so on the outside, people see a liar who is either charming or fear-mongering. But for the narcissist, that person sees their own innocence while being bombarded with mistrust, accusations, and attacks. Narcissism is a coping mechanism of a traumatized person. It is a mental disorder. Accountability (arranging facts in order, staying calm, and removing yourself from the hostility, thus from the perception that you are the attacker) are all what work. More specifically, a scenario can go like this ... a narcissist starts an argument when being their "good" self, and while you are starting to respond, the narcissist flips over to the "bad" self, which strips out the first part of the argument, thus, the fault, personal fault of the narcissist, and then the "bad" self perceives it is being attacked and states that you started the conflict because that is all the "bad" self remembers. When things settle down, there is no memory of the heavy conflict other than the perception that you were the one who was acting badly because the "good" self must be innocent and without fault at all times. It is a coping mechanism. Try to see it as that and try not to take what a narcissist says as being personal to you because it is not. It is a tactic to not be at fault.

[@lauren9631]

Thank you. An eye opening for me.

[@dmoney668]

Brilliant thx

[@JesusIsTheOnlyWay316]

Thank you for your informative videos. I also apologize because I sent a phone request and while entering the message I accidentally hit the send without finishing the message so might seem unfinished.

[@Jo419-v2q]

Thank you! I definitely needed to hear this!

[@sarahz.507]

Soooo spot on.

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[@simhess9720]

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