How To Beat A Narcissist With 3 Questions

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  • How to beat a narcissist with three questions. In this video, I'm going to teach you how to beat a narcissist with 3 simple questions.
    This strategy is effective for any person, place or thing in your life that you feel powerless to change.
    Using this strategy, you can break through the helplessness and get answers to the questions that matter most to you.
    The 3 questions are
    1- What do I want
    2- What will I not tolerate.
    3- What can I control
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Комментарии • 494

  • @I-Am-Prosperous-I-Am-Grateful
    @I-Am-Prosperous-I-Am-Grateful 25 дней назад +367

    Narcissist = your pain is their joy, your joy is their pain.

    • @peachluck1050
      @peachluck1050 25 дней назад +27

      Brilliant. Absolutely true-they feed on your pain.

    • @yorkinas
      @yorkinas 25 дней назад +11

      thank u! i needed to see this in 1 sentence. it took me waaay to long to finally understand this and heal on a much deeper level. i have a really sick, covert NPD mother.

    • @lr9152
      @lr9152 24 дня назад +7

      AKA my daughter in law

    • @I-Am-Prosperous-I-Am-Grateful
      @I-Am-Prosperous-I-Am-Grateful 24 дня назад +20

      @@yorkinas My mother was one too (right up until her death at 80). The less personal information you give her about yourself, the better it will be for you. These ppl do not change! Once a narcissist, always a narcissist, so never let your guard down around her.
      ✌️&❤️

    • @Juanita-se5ij
      @Juanita-se5ij 24 дня назад +3

      Amen 🙏

  • @debra7911
    @debra7911 26 дней назад +230

    I have learned to exit really fast now from toxic people, I don't care what they or anyone thinks anymore. Life is getting better day by day now.

  • @MaryTherese-ln1yi
    @MaryTherese-ln1yi Год назад +290

    So first, I get devalued.
    Then I feel devalued.
    Then I act devalued.
    Then I am devalued because I no longer value myself.
    See first line.
    I started out WITH value!!!
    Please listen beautiful highly valued people!
    Never, ever, let your value be decided by another!
    No one's opinion about YOU matters but your OWN when dealing with your Controller!

    • @user-qt5jc1qc6n
      @user-qt5jc1qc6n Месяц назад +14

      @MaryTherese ☝This! Thank you. 🥲💙

    • @catherinejoly8687
      @catherinejoly8687 28 дней назад +9

      Not easy when you seems to be stuck with no other choice …..

    • @mssannysanderson9203
      @mssannysanderson9203 27 дней назад +6

      'your controller' lol yes!

    • @Ghettobank69
      @Ghettobank69 27 дней назад +7

      Yeah, what one thinks about me, say about me. Doesn't make up who I am. Ha, I am me. No thoughts about it. Who is the one that thinks I am, say I am . Sorry Buddy Pal. That doesn't make up who I am.
      Ohh, and thinking and knowing are entirely two different things.

    • @Ghettobank69
      @Ghettobank69 27 дней назад +6

      That's dealing with any and everybody not just a controller. Nobody controls me

  • @a.b.creator
    @a.b.creator 26 дней назад +176

    The last two narcissists i came across didn't even want to talk or discuss at all...to which i decided they just couldn't be in my life then.
    No discussion, no access.
    Period.

  • @barbandsarge
    @barbandsarge 26 дней назад +113

    You have to acknowledge ASAP for your own safety and sanity.... when a narcissist love-bombs you and sweeps you off your feet ... it's not because they see the 'real you' that everyone else has ignored or overlooked, it's because, like a snake, they have chosen YOU for their prey.

  • @gemjourney5210
    @gemjourney5210 24 дня назад +74

    Just tell them "NO!" and that shall REVEAL ANY Narcissist immediately!

    • @willisbarth
      @willisbarth 22 дня назад +2

      Yes! But seriously….. tell a minor miner the same thing and they might call you a narc. 😌

  • @louisestaats234
    @louisestaats234 26 дней назад +97

    When you can't answer what do i want, flip it and say what do I not want. Sometimes, a person needs to wrestle with themselves.

    • @inmyexpression19
      @inmyexpression19 23 дня назад +6

      I like to ask myself “Is it working out?”
      You can make up a thousand excuses for someone a thousand times but if nothing you try is working out you have to learn how to be reasonable with yourself. They have good comprehension and understand exactly what you want and they are ignoring you and doing it anyways. These people are broken and stupid.

  • @bostonjackson9384
    @bostonjackson9384 2 месяца назад +167

    The best life coach I have ever encountered:
    1.) What do I want?
    2.) What will I not tolerate?
    3.) What can I control?

  • @ericfrohlich9137
    @ericfrohlich9137 Год назад +115

    Stay away, leave, you will never change a narcissist ….Why stay ?

  • @cjhoward409
    @cjhoward409 24 дня назад +39

    My father in law. Haven’t talked to him in 11 years. I’m much happier ! The biggest sociopath narcissist I’ve ever met !

  • @spindrifter7519
    @spindrifter7519 29 дней назад +133

    When I left my narc wife at the end of 2018 I asked myself, "Who is getting what THEY want and who is getting what they DON'T want?". She was getting everything & I was getting nothing but abuse & betrayal. Ken is right, if they take control and exploit & abuse you then you are part of the problem. If they do that then its a no brainer, they do not give a shit about you, period.......

    • @gailrosenberg48
      @gailrosenberg48 28 дней назад +13

      I left in 2018 as well. Very hard to do but there was no other choice.

    • @archiehendricks6093
      @archiehendricks6093 23 дня назад +2

      When you left you made a choice, and you wanted it that way. It was right move, give yourself credit

    • @cindyjones233
      @cindyjones233 23 дня назад

      Well said!!

    • @cindyjones233
      @cindyjones233 23 дня назад

      THANK YOU SO!!!

    • @jomaka
      @jomaka 21 день назад +2

      30 year marriage. Filed in 2021, divorced in 2023. I was done with her nonsense. But, why did I put up with it for so long? Because we had vows. I adhered to those vows...and then some. She did not. The aggravation hit critical mass over the pandemic. She exposed herself even more. I took the blinders off.

  • @user-cp1ww5xc9w
    @user-cp1ww5xc9w 22 дня назад +19

    Two amazing things I saw on FB about narcissists: they are not special....your love and putting them on a pedestal and adoring them and YOU make them special. When you see them for what and who they are really are, you will see how ordinary they are.
    They are jealous of your fire, your joy, your way of life. They try their best to douse your fire, your special qualities that makes you shine. They hate that you are special.

  • @gingerspeidel-ys6et
    @gingerspeidel-ys6et 27 дней назад +70

    All my narcissists are dead. They both died alone and despised.

    • @hoobeydoobey1267
      @hoobeydoobey1267 26 дней назад +8

      Parents?

    • @skyefab
      @skyefab 24 дня назад +3

      karma

    • @smudgey1kenobey
      @smudgey1kenobey 22 дня назад +4

      And they were sure it was everybody else’s fault!

    • @patriciagootgeld9273
      @patriciagootgeld9273 22 дня назад +2

      I envy your peace.

    • @hoobeydoobey1267
      @hoobeydoobey1267 21 день назад

      @@patriciagootgeld9273 They live in our heads even after they're gone. They never apologized as God commands. They get their just reward on judgment day. Narcissism is satanism. Satan was the first of creation to fall to 'self', thus the father of narcissists.

  • @larshesthaven5828
    @larshesthaven5828 Месяц назад +56

    Life has lessons and learning. Individually we can not change the whole world but we can change ourselves for the better

    • @SheilaMarrow
      @SheilaMarrow 20 дней назад

      Best comment I've read! Thank you for being! 🥰

  • @mvbigmagic4048
    @mvbigmagic4048 5 месяцев назад +123

    This is the absolute best video I've seen about how to deal with a narcissist. It's so funny. Within the first two minutes, I'd written out three things I wanted.... and realized my narcissistic mother had been actively TRYING TO KEEP ME FROM HAVING THOSE THREE THINGS for the past two years. :( Thank you for this post.

    • @kennyweiss
      @kennyweiss  5 месяцев назад +9

      Glad you enjoyed it!

    • @irme8930
      @irme8930 26 дней назад +5

      I sympathize with you. My narcissistic mother has also kept me from having all the things I wanted.

    • @jillferguson3585
      @jillferguson3585 26 дней назад +8

      I found this clip very informative and to the point! Thank you!🙏

    • @AminJones
      @AminJones 23 дня назад

      Im vane; your Jedi mind tricks won't work on an Egyptian Celt.

  • @MrSucusucu
    @MrSucusucu Год назад +38

    That is what is known as "emotional inteligence". Period. Very useful against this kind of crappy persons

  • @genuinsanity
    @genuinsanity 26 дней назад +28

    It works ....you will eventually be tired of being walked on....call them out..if they don't apologize and change ...drop them from your life....they have no problem being hypocrites and double standards ...why do you not call them out....? yeah they gas light and reply with long unreadable paragraphs ...all by design....let them think they won...withdraw, they lost.

  • @Original50
    @Original50 Месяц назад +50

    After 18 years, I finally worked-out that my narc, verbally and casually negates whichever treat I present her; invalidating the gesture in some subtle, almost reasonable way. Now? No more events or dinners or trips away or validating gestures from me. I only gave her 15 years warning though... 😮

    • @tracywest2065
      @tracywest2065 25 дней назад +8

      I'm sorry you weren't valued properly. I'm sending you love and good mojo from the South.

  • @heatherguess518
    @heatherguess518 Год назад +71

    I love the questions......especially what do I want.
    I find it very interesting how people talk about setting boundaries with a narcissist. It's like trying to set boundaries with a grenade with the pin pulled. They're going to go off.....the only thing we can do is get out of the way. The unfortunate thing is these people think they have a right to use abuse and hurt people any way they want. It's sick.

    • @amandarocca4276
      @amandarocca4276 8 месяцев назад +4

      AMEN!!

    • @HeavenlyLights
      @HeavenlyLights 27 дней назад +7

      Exactly. Don’t bother setting a boundary w a narc because all you’ve done is tell them what to aim at. Walk away. Run away. Get away.

    • @shelleyletts7959
      @shelleyletts7959 25 дней назад +6

      Setting boundaries with a narcissist can be an extremely tricky and frustrating thing, if you say I’m not going to tolerate your behavior, you are going to hear a tirade that goes on for an hour about each and every short coming or mistake or perceived injustice they can come up with against you. You will not be able to get a word in and you will become so frustrated and stressed out by the end of it you will realize you did the right thing but it made no difference. The boundaries for my situation have to be silent. I put a plan in place to remove myself from any situation where I am being treated badly. Leave the room, the house, quickly and quietly. Chances are you know what triggers they use, think of those as red flags. Silence is the only power you have. What can you control? Your own behavior.

    • @healup3796
      @healup3796 17 дней назад

      ​@@shelleyletts7959 Not when they come after you and you're cornered.

  • @bigirishlady
    @bigirishlady 26 дней назад +37

    What do I want? You mean I can choose?! I forget that. 😂❤😂

  • @tyarnold4088
    @tyarnold4088 23 дня назад +23

    I have a narcissist cousin. I helped him move. Took a whole day. Then a couple months later he wouldn't give me a 10 minute favor. They don't care about anyone but themselves.

    • @Joanne-lw9yh
      @Joanne-lw9yh 20 дней назад +5

      Make sure you don’t put yourself out again.

  • @Bmon-js2lk
    @Bmon-js2lk 26 дней назад +38

    Absolutely. I finally did exactly that after 38 years of marriage. It also showed me I didn’t love him anymore. Now, divorced and happy with my new glow up.💗

    • @handebarlas6248
      @handebarlas6248 24 дня назад +1

      Bravo!!!

    • @cheriybarra2557
      @cheriybarra2557 24 дня назад +2

      I’m on my way out, very emotional! Don’t want to be alone

    • @linnaehamilton9722
      @linnaehamilton9722 24 дня назад

      @@cheriybarra2557being alone is better than staying in a bad situation. I left after 30 years and it was scary but so worth it. Your future self will thank you 🏆

    • @Bmon-js2lk
      @Bmon-js2lk 24 дня назад

      @@cheriybarra2557I told myself it’s ok to feel lonely, sad, scared. So when I didn’t try to push those feelings down they didn’t seem as strong any longer. I also didn’t worry about tomorrow. Just today was all I could handle at the time. Now all those awful feeling are gone. You will get stronger every single day if you don’t let it overwhelm you.🌸Just today matters. You can get through this.💗💪🏻

  • @kit2130
    @kit2130 22 дня назад +17

    You know what else stops a narcissist? Asking them if they even deserve your love.

  • @kahunaal1631
    @kahunaal1631 24 дня назад +15

    You can control one thing yourself. You don’t have problems unless you let the problems to have you.

  • @michelepascoe6068
    @michelepascoe6068 Год назад +60

    What do I want?
    What will I not tolerate?
    What can I not control?
    I did not know that I could let go of the family members and still be a decent person.
    Now I know I can have a happier life without them and I'm not bad if I do.
    I thought I wanted restoration with them, but that choice was not available because they had made up their minds against me.
    As you say: Get into truth and take responsibility.

    • @stevelauda5435
      @stevelauda5435 4 месяца назад +5

      I know exactly how you feel. I'm youngest of 6 myv2 eldest brothers have passed, they were the best, the rest, not so I finally walked away from them 3 3yrs ago, haven't looked back since and am far happier without them 😊

    • @michelepascoe6068
      @michelepascoe6068 4 месяца назад +12

      @@stevelauda5435 it's sad, but we all can choose how we live and believe what we want to. I thought everyone wanted a happy family, as I do, but I have learned that some people want power instead. Not everyone wants peace, harmony, honesty and integrity. Some think that's weak. One can't resolve conflict with someone who can never admit a mistake or learn something new because they have to be right or they have a false front. Peace comes in accepting what has happened, can't fix it, let go emotionally and find other people to do life with, who reciprocate love and kindness. I am learning about boundaries in my late 50s. It's not the life I expected, but I'm enjoying it now without the drama and confusion. Peace to you.

    • @MJYouAreNotAlone1
      @MJYouAreNotAlone1 27 дней назад +3

      This comment has helped me a lot! Thank you and God bless you

    • @michelepascoe6068
      @michelepascoe6068 27 дней назад +2

      @@MJYouAreNotAlone1 oh good 🙂 May God bless you too. I've also found Dr Les Carter's video Calm Confidence helpful and Lysa Terkeurst's book Good Boundaries and Goodbyes. Courage and wisdom to you as you find your way.

    • @mikeyblaze
      @mikeyblaze 26 дней назад +3

      What CAN* I control

  • @SunnyAquamarine2
    @SunnyAquamarine2 25 дней назад +37

    Ask a narcissist, "Why do you love me?" They can't give you an answer that doesn't relate to them and what you do for them.

    • @kaystephens2672
      @kaystephens2672 23 дня назад +3

      I asked mine one time if he did. He said yes and I asked how he meant that. He said he works and pays the bills. So romantic.

    • @amykyns15
      @amykyns15 21 день назад +3

      @@kaystephens2672lol
      Sorry, but it’s so true! 😅

    • @yugenknows740
      @yugenknows740 21 день назад +4

      Yes!!!! A marriage counselor asked him what he loves about me. He was silent for SO LONG and then he said "she buys me good presents."

    • @Handsoflight7766
      @Handsoflight7766 21 день назад +1

      @@yugenknows740i guess that ended well😊

    • @yugenknows740
      @yugenknows740 21 день назад +1

      @@Handsoflight7766 you're not wrong! 🤣

  • @teresabroodryk882
    @teresabroodryk882 21 день назад +14

    Brilliantly said. Thank you. The greatest narccissist is satan, wanting you to feel hopeless, useless,, weak, stealing your joy, energy, strength and wanting you to be the victim all the time, but Jesus came to give you life and life in abundance.. We are more than conquerers (victors) through Him that loved us. Romans8:37. Please read John 10:10 for yourself, make it your own and memorise it like you would these 3 questions. It will help you through this struggle.

    • @heyjude1101
      @heyjude1101 19 дней назад

      Thank you for the reminder, it really helped. God bless you Teresa.

  • @tbunnyshy1
    @tbunnyshy1 25 дней назад +22

    Thank you for this. It is getting very difficult at home. When you have support, build strength and confidence, this no longer fits the parents sick need for control and inflicting pain/stress, etc. They hit harder, I remain stabilized harder. I am actively working towards moving out. They found out, theres a delay, so their antics are WORSE. The entire family is now suffering because I am now a VICTOR, no longer a victim. Of course these conditions are NOT SUSTAINABLE forever. I hope I get out soon.

    • @Reader0071
      @Reader0071 24 дня назад +5

      So proud of you. Praying for your success and safety ❤🙏❤

    • @ginaqc78
      @ginaqc78 21 день назад +1

      Keep up the good work….. it’s hard, but little by little, you’ll be out of that hole!
      Good luck 🍀 ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @user-dh6bx6pt5w
    @user-dh6bx6pt5w Год назад +29

    I CAN control my feelings, my thoughts, my choices! Yeah out of the powerless or helplessness! When I was a child I thought like a child but now I am an adult. Thank you for this powerful insight of asking 3 Questions!

  • @naturesgateway
    @naturesgateway 25 дней назад +27

    During the 15 years of marriage, I suddenly realized that my husband seemed to find out what I wanted and then made sure that I didn’t get it. Especially in intimacy. I am so glad that he found another woman, but she appears to be just like him. Some people have said they get along well because they understand each other.

    • @Nikforallthesereasons
      @Nikforallthesereasons 24 дня назад +6

      I 100% identify with what you've said. It was my experience exactly. He always made sure I didn't get what I most wanted from him, and that I continued to get what I least wanted from him.

    • @LaurieB43
      @LaurieB43 23 дня назад

      That was my mother ...destroyed or mamed everything I loved . Bullied and tormented. Minimized my talents and abilities. Spoke to me like a dog.Everything I dreamed. Self esteem. Child hood friends. My toy was stomped and destroyed right in front of me.Dumped my animals. Jerked me out of high-school to work kept mr broke with rent. Allowed no teen boyfriends. Interfered and controlled my marriage. My child. The love of my live boyfriend. Bleached or shrank my pretty clothes. stole from me.
      I worked 3 jobs to get away from her. Got my own apartment and car. It took years to save and do. But I did it.
      Hot tip. Have a good work ethic. Have a paperless secret savings account stop telling the narc your business. Never tell the narc your plans. When you leave....don't tell them. Sneak out items that are important (personal documents ss# birth cert. Etc. Then items that mean the most to you, piece by piece not all at once.Don't change your routine. Don't threaten to leave. Set yourself up with living elsewhere first or you'll boomerang right back home. Be independent of the narc 100%. Just leave with out a word when they're gone. Call police and tell them you are not missing. You left them because of abuse.

    • @bluzbrother
      @bluzbrother 23 дня назад +3

      It sounds like he did you a favor. Why should someone else be responsible for providing your wants? I no longer expect from others first.
      My summary, and personal approach is 1) I choose to speak to my needs 2) Focus on what there is to appreciate about the ‘other’ 3) take ownership for what I can 4) walk away from what I cannot control.

    • @Donna.V
      @Donna.V 23 дня назад +1

      Totally my ex.

  • @DishaGupta3388
    @DishaGupta3388 Год назад +70

    Yes but the Narcissist will agree to everything...... And then slowly creep in back to his old attitude..... Then i am stuck even more. But i must say first 2 minutes of this video are very relieving !

    • @kennyweiss
      @kennyweiss  Год назад +44

      And what can we control? We can control if we let them back in to play that game. The problem is NOT the narcissist it is us and our repeatedly choosing to play the child-like victim and ask the narcissist and the world to cosign on our victimhood. We must start living in truth and take responsibility that we are choosing to let them back in.

    • @Original50
      @Original50 Месяц назад +27

      You can only manage a narc. They couldn't change themselves, even if they wanted to, so don't expect it. They are the river-stone you must flow around.

    • @a.b.creator
      @a.b.creator 26 дней назад +16

      ​@@Original50oooh I love LOVE that saying! " A narcissist is a river stone we must flow around" 👏

    • @CeaBlyth
      @CeaBlyth 26 дней назад +14

      ​@@Original50But you don't have to stay with rhe narcissist. You have a choice.
      I have walked that walk.

    • @CeaBlyth
      @CeaBlyth 26 дней назад +11

      Choose to have that 2 minutes of relief all the time. Make a choice it is powerful to realize we have choices, they are usually hard choices and messy but we do have choices.

  • @constancegoodwill2416
    @constancegoodwill2416 Год назад +50

    Thank you for the amazing information you are sharing. I've been learning so much. I can tell that you are passionate about helping people heal and improve their life. I've learnt more from you in the past 10 days than my masters in social work, 25 years as a children and families social worker, 3 years of therapy and numerous self help books. I didnt have a good childhood ( addicts for parents, a narcissist mother, a dad whole killed himself, neglect, emotional abuse, years of childhood sexual abuse and obviously really poor decision making regarding partners to the point id given up dating completely and never married or had children). I didnt know what to do to help myself other than work hard. I couldn't trust myself to make good choices. I didnt know how to explain to myself or others why I am alone and so sad. Now at 52 its all starting to make sense and I feel hopeful for again. Thank you so much for everything.

    • @kennyweiss
      @kennyweiss  Год назад +18

      You are very welcome, I had the same experience. Most of the teaching is too superficial and lacks a concrete action plan. I decided to do my best to fill that gap.

    • @marthahoushar5401
      @marthahoushar5401 26 дней назад +6

      Wow! You are brave and will succeed in getting better and happier. And, yes, this was very helpful advice. Grateful.

    • @trinastrong6561
      @trinastrong6561 25 дней назад +2

      I was married for 33 years. The last 10 were uncomfortable. He never spoke...period! He told me he'd been unhappy for at least 10 years, didn't love me and that he wanted a divorce. After he left, I lost all trust in humanity. As the world has become more hateful and violent, I have withdrawn much more. I hate people now. Too be honest, I never liked most anyway, but I could tolerate them. Then my daughter got married and never even told me. I was the only one not told, seriously. The thing is I adore my kids and can't think of a single thing I've done! No, I'm not perfect but my son and I are close, my daughter is becoming more and more paranoid as time goes on. She seems to think I'm out to get her...no clue why. Last Christmas I was visiting my son and my daughter and son in law, who I adore. My daughter knew she'd screwed up, and she was waiting for "the" speech. Instead, I chatted with them, and hugged both. It was great to see them. We all sat down in the LR and I decided I'd check the news on my phone. See, I have ADHD, and usually talk constantly, interrupt everybody frequently and tend to swear a lot. When none of that happened they sat there dumbfounded. I had just decided that I would be gracious with everyday chit chat, but SHE would have to engage with me instead of me usually dragging things out of her. I could see her over the top of my phone and she looked at her husband and had a perplexed look on her face. She thought I was going to tear her appart for being so very cruel to her mom , but I decided she had shown me what she thought of me, and purposely hurt me. She expected a fight, but by not acknowledging them as important enough to make them listen to the usual speech, I'd taken control of the conversation. She had ruined my life for a whole year, it felt good to reverse that but then I had an epiphany, that other than basic pleasantries or informational conversations, I ignored her. Don't get me wrong, I adore my daughter but what she did will never be forgotten and then, one day, I will release the mother of ALL speeches letting her know how dreadfully sad and disappointed I was because my kid's were brought up right. They were polite, and respectful with everyone and until that moment, I had always been very proud about my kids, but that had abruptly changed, with my daughter, in one phone call.

    • @Alwizcaliteach
      @Alwizcaliteach 20 дней назад +1

      @@trinastrong6561 Keep listening to these types of videos. Learn to be comfortable with silence when you are with people. You do not need to be the one carrying the conversation. Talk--really conversations--are supposed to be 50-50. Did you know that it is considered rude to 'hog' a conversation? Our preacher's wife is like that, amongst other people I have known. Very upbeat and positive, but has to be talking constantly. It takes a lot of energy to be around a person who yaps constantly: it's very annoying.and no one appreciates a yapper. On T.V. they may make them look cute, but it's different laying on the couch watching cutely written lines thought up by dozens of people... Also, it's ALWAYS rude to interrupt. Start catching yourself and say "I'm sorry," and shut up, try to appear like you're interested in what they've got to say. And don't give the excuse "but it's important, and I'll forget..." What everyone has to say is important, including the person you just interrupted.
      Next to address the daughters: They are adults now, not children! You may be mother, but your role HAS to change--or you'll run them off=sounds like you already did. ALSO, try to see things from their point of view: why they didn't want you at their wedding, why they don't and won't talk to you ANY MORE. People love their parents, even if they were abusive, but they can't take much micro-managing. They're not "your children" anymore; they're to be treated more like your friend. That means given space and grace AND ALLOWED to live their life without your advice unless asked for it. Long story short: start letting others talk, and if you must talk, talk no more than 50% of the time.

  • @lss74
    @lss74 27 дней назад +40

    Being with a narc sounds EXHAUSTING....OMG ...‼️‼️‼️

    • @SherryONeill
      @SherryONeill 26 дней назад

      Until we Figure It Out
      Then The Healing BeComes Wind Beneath Our Wings And We Go Higher Than We Could Have BeFore Learning How To OverCome This Particular Kind Of Evil
      😊

    • @trinastrong6561
      @trinastrong6561 25 дней назад +2

      I know! They take control, like a succubus, and you're trapped.😢

    • @Glimmmerra
      @Glimmmerra 24 дня назад +1

      It's absolutely hell on earth.

  • @terrycraven6581
    @terrycraven6581 Год назад +17

    This video reinforces my conviction in what I said the first time I heard you speak, 'I'm taking my life back.'
    It's not easy to change my thought patterns but there have been little changes. As they say, "Rome wasn't built in a day....".
    You can't gain 50# overnight nor can you lose it overnight. It took years for me to get worn down to being the wimpy codependent of a narcissist I've been. I know it's going to take time for me to change my thought patterns and behaviors but I am. I'm taking my life back!

    • @healup3796
      @healup3796 17 дней назад

      May God be with you,and God bless you. Amen

  • @barefootcontessa3112
    @barefootcontessa3112 26 дней назад +11

    Very sound advice, but you forgot to mention fear, once you realise all these things and start to take back control of your life some narcissists react with violence. It took me years to finally get away. It’s been 10 years now, but I’ll never be completely free the mental and physical scars stay will stay with me for life.

    • @prettypuppy6752
      @prettypuppy6752 20 дней назад

      Yes! Narcs are very dangerous when they know you are on to them and won’t tolerate their coercive control over you anymore. They will kill you if you are not careful… never stand up to an NP disordered person be they intimate partners, family members,or friends/ work colleagues alone. Always have a witness with you. I am speaking from years of personal experience as a survivor of 5 highly Narcissistic people who have reacted to my attempts at setting personal boundaries with repeated acts of physical violence against me 😢😢😢

  • @gigievans395
    @gigievans395 Год назад +33

    Good advice 👍💯 currently living in a very toxic situation. Thx for the tips, have been working for 4 years with this realization 😭 applying EVERYTHING u teach! 👍

  • @missdjerotica
    @missdjerotica Год назад +16

    I’m going to turn my garage into a yoga studio, after all his hoarding junk is out. Omg, I see such beauty ahead of me. I’ve been waiting to be set free and fly. I love you Kenny. Thank you. 🎉🎉🎉

    • @brendarewan7441
      @brendarewan7441 27 дней назад

      Mine hoards too. Everything in the garage except my car belongs to him. Stuff someone gave him.

  • @joanbrennan2534
    @joanbrennan2534 Год назад +27

    Oh my goodness. I love your words. Thank you.

  • @estheraguilar7209
    @estheraguilar7209 Год назад +19

    Great thoughts to reflect on, it’s so true, one needs to be ready to take action, to the point that you say to yourself “I had enough” “This is not who I am”

  • @westlisbon6307
    @westlisbon6307 23 дня назад +6

    My mother is a malignant covert narcissist. She has left a very destructive path in her wake.

  • @jameshogue1639
    @jameshogue1639 Год назад +11

    " What can I control". 👍👍
    Action plan. Oh yea!!

  • @leg414
    @leg414 25 дней назад +9

    Narcissist=I love being a spoiler and troublemaker and devaluing you and your pain, and your existence as being nothing to them but validated only by them. Your misery is my strength.
    These are a breed only to be exceeded by the psychopath, as the two seem to be of the same branch of the tree...If not the tree itself...Peace

  • @missdjerotica
    @missdjerotica Год назад +12

    I’m putting notes all over my house. This is gold to me. ❤❤❤

  • @BarbaraMarrs-xy7rc
    @BarbaraMarrs-xy7rc 27 дней назад +20

    I wish I had this guidance decades ago when the national company I was working for walked all over me.

  • @valevallo
    @valevallo 10 месяцев назад +19

    Your content resonates so much with me Kenny.
    When I was a child I would watch my mother abuse my father physically, emotionally and verbally.
    As an adult man for the longest time I could not understand why I was attached and attracting emotionally dysregulated toxic types that would cause lots of damage in my life. The big question that kept popping in my head was why did I continue to stay? After all the red flags and bad behaviour and disrespect I stayed to the bitter end.
    I realized that I was subconsciously recreating my childhood dynamic, the difference I was not aware of was that at that time I was just a child and I couldn’t remove myself from the situation, witnessing all of that, I couldn’t leave, I needed shelter, safety, protection etc. But as an adult I can leave, I can walk away and I’ll be fine. It sounds so simple but goes to show just how rooted the trauma goes and how it affects us.
    I can’t picture myself being in a situation like I have been in the past ever again, my eyes are too open now.
    Thank you for your work and your book is great!

  • @eye-leenlove
    @eye-leenlove 24 дня назад +4

    Excellent advice for those of us that finally get it!

  • @angelavore6705
    @angelavore6705 26 дней назад +7

    Yep been working on it and its helped me after 48 yrs of playing victim. Psychological growth is within reach

  • @OnboardingInformation
    @OnboardingInformation 24 дня назад +3

    Just pausing this video, be right back with a pen and paper to jot down notes. Your advice is appreciated

  • @puls8ng
    @puls8ng 26 дней назад +4

    Ty wish I had seen this sooner. He was shocked that I put this in action and cut off communication and I am ok with it. I’m no longer feeling desperate instead I am feeling empowered

  • @user-lp2un7rc9x
    @user-lp2un7rc9x 16 дней назад +1

    Want, tolerate, control. I can do this !

  • @Ted1775
    @Ted1775 6 месяцев назад +21

    Kenny, I have to be honest. Yes, I am on my own path towards healing from Narcissistic Abuse and having better Boundaries and walking away sooner and saying No a lot more often. My guard is up against most women and against most people who I do not know. Dating and Relationships are hardly worth the aggravation. In your teachings videos I do perceive the you mix in some victim blaming and victim shaming. The abuse should never happened and abuse and manipulation is never acceptable.

    • @Kay.in.FL.HI.SA.JP.OZ.NZ.RIO..
      @Kay.in.FL.HI.SA.JP.OZ.NZ.RIO.. 26 дней назад +3

      You MUST realise, it's 'A DANCE' that both people are PARTICIPATING in by staying together!. It's imperative to realise that victim plays the most important part (by saying "NO", and enforcing strong boundaries, and uncoupling, and dissolving the partnership...) because NARCS DONT CHANGE especially when they are wrong! By staying involved, you are tacitly complicit.

    • @helensid6670
      @helensid6670 22 дня назад +2

      Yes, this is shaming. When you are born in a narcissist family you choose Nothing, and the comsequences might be devastating for the nervous system. It takes time (and tools) to heal, you can't blame someone for being traumatized (that's retraumazing).
      It's not a dance, it's a nightmare. And those who have flight response enough (and that's something you don't choose, nothing to feel proud about) shouldn't tell people who have freeze response (not chosen either) that are being childish.

    • @healup3796
      @healup3796 17 дней назад +1

      ​@@helensid6670well said 😊

  • @ld844
    @ld844 22 дня назад +3

    Thank you so much ! This is the first video I've seen that is concise, short and immediately gets to the point. I wrote down the 3 questions and I'm ready to go and confront these bloody narcissists 🎉

  • @2gooddrifters
    @2gooddrifters 26 дней назад +6

    I am managing my situation but it's still hell.

  • @meredithbardwell7001
    @meredithbardwell7001 Год назад +13

    Good one Kenny, I'm going to keep those 3 key phrases in mind. Looks like a beautiful day where you are, I hope you enjoy & relax in the sunshine (with some factor 50 sunscreen). Meredith from Australia

  • @Original50
    @Original50 Месяц назад +8

    The Druid tradition uses so-called Triads to remember wisdoms. This formula is such a Triad. 🙏

  • @Wsportys
    @Wsportys Год назад +6

    Those three questions are now burned into my skull. I fully appreciate your videos authentic intro. Too often would those 3 questions come at the end of the video and that just reminds me of my abuse. Thanks for the value, always here for that.

  • @zehenkashmir
    @zehenkashmir Год назад +10

    Such helpful and powerful words! Ty for sharing! 🙏

  • @shiraprez
    @shiraprez 21 день назад +2

    Great advice for life. Don’t need to classify someone as a narcissist/toxic person for this to be helpful.

  • @clareblanchard7452
    @clareblanchard7452 21 день назад +2

    Very helpful advice. It's so true in life in general that the key to everything is learning how to ask the right questions!

  • @L6FT
    @L6FT 22 дня назад +3

    Brilliantly succinct put.
    1. What do I want?
    2. What will I not tolerate?
    3. What can I control?
    *What I want is the opposite of what I complain about, which gives me an action plan of what to do.
    *Be truthful (virtuous) towards myself of what I am doing, compassionate, and patient like a parent.

  • @Dolph-fe2ks
    @Dolph-fe2ks 24 дня назад +2

    Peace, K~Dub.
    Exactly what I needed, right this very moment.
    Here. And, *now.*
    Thank You 💪🏼💜💜💜

  • @mssannysanderson9203
    @mssannysanderson9203 27 дней назад +10

    Very wise: take action towards what you CAN control because you cant control the narc.
    the issue is most people believe that their narc will change because of bread crumbing.
    I think thats why people get stuck, they dont want to be victims, they just continue to hope.
    AND there is cognitive dissonance between how people think a narc will behave & how they do (eg: 'she wouldnt do that, she's my mother', 'he doesnt really mean that or he wouldn't have married me' or 'I wouldn't do that so im being unreasonable thinking they could be so evil'). How narcs behave is beyond normal, they do things that are far too dark, far too unexpected, far too crazy. You live in this perpetual cycle of hope, dissonance and denial before you accept & start to heal.

    • @marthahoushar5401
      @marthahoushar5401 26 дней назад

      What is bread crumbing? So many made up phrases.

  • @kaystephens2672
    @kaystephens2672 26 дней назад +4

    Great advice. I really like how you understand how it is. These patterns can last a lifetime and when I really think about it, my mother played the victim role her whole life with her son. She complained and “woe is me” to her friends and family and all she really had to do is say, “I made a mistake and everybody does”. That would have been more respected than being proud and stubborn and tolerated a lifetime of psychological abuse from a mentally challenged child who just couldn’t help it. Life isn’t fair to everyone and there’s no shame in admitting that sometimes we just can’t hack it. To me, it’s like a tumor you know about, ignore it, and hope it heals. And as they say, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. I suffered a lifetime of judgement from people because of my association to her son. I’m just not built that way to see how cruel the world can be. I at least needed honesty to protect myself from the stigma. But that would mean she’d have to admit that sometimes she was just wrong. No way.

  • @369Thrive
    @369Thrive Год назад +9

    Helps beautifully. THANKS KENNY.. ♡♡♡

  • @RR-iv6ol
    @RR-iv6ol 21 день назад +2

    Love the points you make and the explanations. Very well put together.

  • @kathleenscreations3976
    @kathleenscreations3976 22 дня назад +2

    Thanks, Kenny, very helpful as i am going to leave 34 years of marriage . I retired 2 years ago and started to follow my passion for painting. I have plans to change everything by my birthday in October. 🎉

  • @occamsrazor7939
    @occamsrazor7939 23 дня назад +5

    I have a narcissist for a sister. She is 4.5 years older than me. She has never forgiven me for being born. She is jealous-hearted, insecure, lies, plays games, steals, and I could go on. I just had to break all ties with her. No one can live with her. She has her slave now to take care of her.

  • @TheBehm08
    @TheBehm08 23 дня назад +5

    What I want: a pain-free face
    What I won’t tolerate: a sunburn
    What I’m able to control: sunscreen application

  • @patrobbromccreanor820
    @patrobbromccreanor820 27 дней назад +10

    1. I'll think abouit it. 2. I thought about it, No!

  • @carolinahanakova8198
    @carolinahanakova8198 Год назад +8

    Thank you so much - you gave me answers to the questions I was just looking for this morning. Thank you again

  •  24 дня назад +3

    I like how you got right to the point and said what all three were right up front... most YTs wont say what they were until the end of the video and force you to scroll though... but by you posting these right up front it causes me to then want to watch the entire video out of respect and to hear what you have to say... a true thumbs up

  • @DennisKien
    @DennisKien 26 дней назад +7

    How DARE you trick me into working. I'll get you for this.

  • @morganlake41632
    @morganlake41632 6 месяцев назад +13

    There's hope will become an adult by the time I die because of you Kenny. Just turned 71, not much time left - getting on with mastery....setting boundaries with language....what can I control....I can help with stopping things if you wish... ;)

    • @kennyweiss
      @kennyweiss  6 месяцев назад +3

      Well done. You go girl. ;-)

  • @nickpeer4059
    @nickpeer4059 Год назад +3

    Very good. I know/ we know how crazy it is to begin. The gaslighting, blame shifting, trauma bond. Has been keeping me stuck. Trying to break free

  • @DF-dd5nf
    @DF-dd5nf 28 дней назад +5

    Exactly, Kenny. I completely agree with you. Thank you for your advice.❤❤❤

  • @linaj63
    @linaj63 6 месяцев назад +2

    Thanks for this much needed set of guidelines x

  • @LolaAileenVanslette
    @LolaAileenVanslette 26 дней назад +1

    I've been waiting for this message for so long. Thank you.

  • @dubs3400
    @dubs3400 19 дней назад +1

    I worked with one in the past. I truly believe she felt as though everyone worked for her. It gave me great pleasure to tell her no. Whenever she would approach me I would simply tell her no. They eventually fired her.

  • @susanprice7202
    @susanprice7202 25 дней назад +1

    Great advise! So glad you posted this!

  • @markstang23
    @markstang23 22 дня назад +1

    Best video ever! Three questions, listed up front! Thank you.🙏

  • @comentadoraification
    @comentadoraification 10 месяцев назад +4

    You help so many people in the world thank you 🙏

  • @johnpaulsecond4626
    @johnpaulsecond4626 26 дней назад +2

    100% spot on; it means through these three principal questions one is putting on the armour of combat that cannot be defeated

  • @user-bg8zh8oz5l
    @user-bg8zh8oz5l 21 день назад +1

    Thank you for being supportive and helpful 💕.

  • @user-jo9xd6zs9g
    @user-jo9xd6zs9g 23 дня назад +1

    Keep posting! Very good for a first time.

  • @karlgustav3186
    @karlgustav3186 22 дня назад +3

    Responsibility is the own way. No way around that. Choose responsibility or stay as a victim

  • @free2be748
    @free2be748 25 дней назад +5

    Watching this even though I have already cut them out and blocked them.I never want to be caught unprepared again...🤨

    • @QueenAlexis556
      @QueenAlexis556 23 дня назад

      Same here! Every narcissist I've ever met is totally selfish with their money. I get away from them as soon as I see the snake coming to the surface

  • @sallyeverts2651
    @sallyeverts2651 Год назад +2

    You make so much sense, thank you.. I can not wait to read your book, I also am signing up for your 6 Day crash course ..Emotional Masrery. Thank you for explaining why I need to focus on me, instead of my narcissistic daughter. Yay finally.

  • @missdjerotica
    @missdjerotica Год назад +2

    Because I’m sharing many of your videos on Twitter. You can help so many people. ❤❤❤

  • @bluebird6499
    @bluebird6499 20 дней назад +1

    What an excellent video to help pull someone out a N’a grip. You are so correct.

  • @victoriabenton8378
    @victoriabenton8378 25 дней назад +1

    Great advice! Right to the point. Thanks!

  • @dgbene1463
    @dgbene1463 25 дней назад +2

    Thank you, fantastic help. It’s taken me a long time to get to the point where those 3 questions really make a difference.

  • @flooferwoofenschnizz3858
    @flooferwoofenschnizz3858 24 дня назад +1

    Wow thank you for this! Seriously I love the directness! I downloaded this for future reminders!! 😊💛

  • @corvuscorone7735
    @corvuscorone7735 22 дня назад

    Thank you for coming straight to the point in your video without waffling on forever like so many others do!

  • @maryp4579
    @maryp4579 21 день назад +1

    Great questions. Thank you!

  • @missddly
    @missddly 25 дней назад

    Really great questions to ask and think about. TY!! I will apply it to my situation.

  • @leighanneboles6609
    @leighanneboles6609 25 дней назад +1

    Thank you Kenny, for clear, concise help!

  • @jojo1960uk
    @jojo1960uk 26 дней назад +2

    Best 4 minutes of my life ❤ Thank you. I'm on the right track now 😊

  • @19jacinta88
    @19jacinta88 Год назад +15

    Thanks for the tough love, sir! It IS tough to shift things, but with challenge comes change. I wrote the questions down and will make use of them. Thanks again! 🙌

    • @kennyweiss
      @kennyweiss  Год назад +1

      Great job!

    • @Groundwater24
      @Groundwater24 29 дней назад +1

      I wouldn’t say it is tough love really. It is just very useful insight and common sense that this chap is sharing. We were likely codependent to a degree and never had a solid upbringing. Very likely most of us are true empaths which also attracts those kinds of people. All the best.

  • @afraidtosay8471
    @afraidtosay8471 23 дня назад +2

    This is a male version of Terri Cole. I love it. Thank you. It worksss!

  • @manilowgirl9864
    @manilowgirl9864 19 дней назад +1

    Very great advice!! Thank you!!!