🔴How a Narcissist Acts Daily When a Relationship Ends | Narc Pedia | NPD

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Hello everyone! Welcome back to our channel. The actions of a Narcissist at the end of a relationship largely depend on their personal circumstances at the time. Typically, as they sense their current relationship deteriorating, Narcissists usually have a new partner waiting in the wings even before the relationship officially falls apart.
Sometimes, they may employ a tactic known as a reverse discard. This involves making your life so miserable or showing such a level of indifference that you find yourself compelled to end the relationship. By the time you reach the point of needing to let the Narcissist go, they almost certainly have someone else lined up. Conversely, when a Narcissist decides to leave you, they also tend to have another person in their life. It's quite rare for a Narcissist to exit a relationship without having another partner prepared.
Upon the relationship's conclusion, the Narcissist often harbors bitter feelings, regardless of whether they were the cause of the relationship's downfall. This is because Narcissists are known for their inability to accept responsibility. Therefore, if the relationship failed, in their view, it's invariably your fault. They'll convince themselves that you were always the one at fault - perhaps you argued too much, couldn't let things slide, made a mountain out of a molehill, or constantly dredged up the past. In their narrative, the blame is always on you, never on themselves, as they struggle to acknowledge their own mistakes.
Narcissists are adept at twisting the situation to blame the other party. This trait, alongside their lack of empathy, is a strong indicator of narcissism. They not only blame you for the relationship's demise but also for their unhappiness. Narcissists are never truly happy or content because they feel an inner void. They suffer from a deep-seated insecurity and low self-esteem, issues that no one, no matter how perfect, can remedy for them.
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Emotional damage they leave you with! 🔥❤️‍🔥🔥

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Absolutely, the emotional damage can be profound. It's important to focus on healing and self-care. Remember, you're stronger than you think. Stay resilient! 💪