WHEN THE NARCISSIST KNOWS THAT YOU KNOW WHO THEY REALLY ARE

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  • Опубликовано: 4 дек 2024

Комментарии • 18

  • @sandrathomas2893
    @sandrathomas2893 7 часов назад +21

    That's when they get dangerous! I nearly lost my life several times.
    And sadly, for many of us, after leaving, we're alienated from our children who live in even more danger and without our protection 🙏
    Lord, please help us all in Jesus Holy name we pray over our loved ones and this horrific abuse cycle! 🙏

  • @seameology
    @seameology 7 часов назад +18

    I told my narc daughter that I was seeking counseling for narcissistic abuse. I didn't tell her she was one of the narcs.

    • @lorisunshine81
      @lorisunshine81 3 часа назад +2

      My daughter keeps hurting me by talking behind my back with her dad and grandma (a narc to) and other narcissistic relatives. I writing her a letter to say goodbye and suggest she read his book. I can no longer be hurt repeatedly when she has shown No empathy or compassion for me. She's the golden child and pretends to care but hardly ever says I love you. I'm putting myself 1st and hope she gets help too. ❤😊

    • @glolovesjesuschrist2023
      @glolovesjesuschrist2023 31 секунду назад

      Amen here but 2 step daughters . Very evil 😢

  • @Trishann1580
    @Trishann1580 Час назад +3

    Thank you Nelson! Helping so many Amen

  • @carlosmartinez9676
    @carlosmartinez9676 8 часов назад +6

    Yep, that's what happened, praying for her daily!!

  • @jackaroyan2451
    @jackaroyan2451 2 часа назад

    They're gang stalking can't fight back exhausted

  • @manuelag2128
    @manuelag2128 4 часа назад +1

    You can say: " if you ask me dear sister, maybe i can!!"

  • @Catma21
    @Catma21 7 часов назад +4

    You have taught me and confirmed truths to me. God bless you and the ministry of Jesus through you.

  • @misguidedpearls7456
    @misguidedpearls7456 2 часа назад +2

    Explains alot
    Omg
    Explains alot
    I never exposed the ones i met/ married
    I quietly walked away for good
    And it got very very very weird...
    They truly work overtime for a reaction
    One was my boss
    Tortured me for 3.5 years seeking reactions

  • @sherricoffman
    @sherricoffman 6 часов назад

    That's a Booby Trap Prize!!! Lol 😆 🤣 😂 😹 ThankYou Nelson!!! ❤ 🕊 MuchLove

  • @KatI422-r3m
    @KatI422-r3m 5 часов назад +2

    Some seemingly, go quiet and try to figure out the best strategy to eliminate this threat. Thank God for one of the promises given to Gods children in Isaiah 54:17, “No weapon formed against me shall prosper …”

  • @PedroGarcia-zl2ec
    @PedroGarcia-zl2ec 4 часа назад +1

    You right 👋🙂

  • @TulindaCalitz
    @TulindaCalitz 8 часов назад +9

    Yeah Joni Lamb's about to start acting really toxic and dangerous everyone pray for the physical and psychological safety of Suzie Jonathan and their two children.

  • @Kelly-jc8ux
    @Kelly-jc8ux 4 часа назад +1

    I need advice, please. A woman at church, who is elderly and doesn’t drive, was leading a class at church and at the end of the class she said to me, Kelly you can take me home tonight. She didn’t ask. She just simply said I could take her home that night. Since we had a rapport and we would talk on the phone some I went on ahead and took her home. In another class at another time she said the same thing to somebody else in the class and I thought it was something they had already set up. But anyway, I don’t know how to react to this woman. We’re supposed to respect the elderly, but for her to call me out and say I can take her home that night normally I would’ve said no I can’t or no I won’t. I see it as being disrespectful on her part, but I don’t know how to navigate this type of situation especially in church. Any advice?

    • @beemonroe4330
      @beemonroe4330 49 минут назад

      It’s not disrespectful, you can tell her you have something else to do: go to your own home. You’re not obligated to. Just say, “no thank you, I have other plans this evening.”