Why they resent you, when they are toxic 🤯

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  • Опубликовано: 31 янв 2025

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  • @carrietaylor3027
    @carrietaylor3027 Год назад +611

    What really irks me is how they can abuse you in any way imaginable & when you've finally had enough & leave they act like the victim!! Absolutely sickening!

  • @CHOOSE_TO_BE_U
    @CHOOSE_TO_BE_U Год назад +321

    Because they CANNOT control you anymore!!!

  • @PraveenSrJ01
    @PraveenSrJ01 Год назад +111

    They are resentful because they are just jealous of your success.

  • @noemisolano4748
    @noemisolano4748 Год назад +159

    I learned narcissists do not take ownership of what they did wrong and take no responsibility. Narcissists have absolutely no empathy!!

    • @laminage
      @laminage Год назад +5

      Right On! They do such horrific things to the people around you and never feel bad for what they did. When you remind them of what they did back in the day, they get nasty, resentful, and upset saying "Why are you bringing that up from all those years ago!" Their parents are the reason in my opinion. They give their child everything and they get away with everything. They never think for one minute that their actions affect the folks around them.

    • @aureaabellaacosta3342
      @aureaabellaacosta3342 9 месяцев назад

      So true🎉 its always other peoples fault🤷🏻‍♀️

    • @CoachStaci
      @CoachStaci 8 месяцев назад +1

      That's the worst part - we want them to feel badly like they made us feel badly, but they can't because they have no empathy. Frustrating.

    • @Hellthee
      @Hellthee 8 месяцев назад

      They’re not strong enough or reasonable to be able to do that

    • @loribakergirl6438
      @loribakergirl6438 7 месяцев назад

      @@laminage yes! Or they will look at you like you’re crazy and say they did not do that. They have no idea what you’re talking about. They never reacted like that or blew up like that.

  • @ak-47intelligence75
    @ak-47intelligence75 Год назад +94

    I dont mind being the bad guy anymore.
    I think its needed to keep them away.

    • @ladennayoung2939
      @ladennayoung2939 Год назад +12

      Yeah. I think you just have to learn to let people be and think what they want to think. You just have to learn to keep it pushing. You are to be focused on self-control. Not trying to attempt to control others.

    • @barrybjerke9353
      @barrybjerke9353 Год назад +10

      ...bad guy? no. congratulations... you've had enough of rules and dignity anymore and you are now a narcissist SLAYER!

    • @nicholecornes1915
      @nicholecornes1915 Год назад +1

      100percent

    • @yvettecariaga223
      @yvettecariaga223 6 месяцев назад

      You are not the bad guy! You are simply taking care of yourself!

  • @louisrusso9302
    @louisrusso9302 Год назад +58

    They can’t handle the truth

  • @GiveWithLove
    @GiveWithLove Год назад +270

    9:16 Anyone who harbors resentment can have mood swings... spot on. Dealing with someone who is mentally and emotionally immature is absolutely draining.

    • @aaishasingh3565
      @aaishasingh3565 Год назад +1

      Man, what can I do about this.

    • @GiveWithLove
      @GiveWithLove Год назад +9

      @aaishasingh3565 We can try our best to explain, teach, train, etc, but we can't change anyone. People only change out of their own will. If they change for you just to make you happy, it may come back and bite you in the butt because eventually, their resentment may climb to the sky and then blame you. If one is not mentally and emotionally at the point of life to wake up and realize they want or need a change, nothing can be enforced.

    • @johnton6488
      @johnton6488 Год назад +12

      @@aaishasingh3565 If you can apply an advice, you are a rare person; if so, this is my experience: it is just draining, useless etc. If possible, just avoid such people even if you may feel lonely in some periods of your life.

    • @ladennayoung2939
      @ladennayoung2939 Год назад +5

      Yes. It really is. And since they are underdeveloped emotionally. They will not be willing to acknowledge it. You generally have to pull away from them all together more often than not.

    • @bassman6692
      @bassman6692 Год назад

      @@ladennayoung2939you’re so right. I could make a list of my wife’s behaviors and of the way they make me feel (which have been discussed a thousand times) and tell her that she’s emotionally abusing me and she will deny it. But being invalidated is what I’m used to.

  • @jackilynpyzocha662
    @jackilynpyzocha662 Год назад +56

    They don't like being called out. Too bad for them.

  • @MikeHalley
    @MikeHalley Год назад +37

    I notice they try and provoke you and then you get angry it fuels them and its another weapon thrown at you

  • @casperinsight3524
    @casperinsight3524 Год назад +66

    Who can thrive with someone who sees your strength as a weakness ?

  • @SaraSakuraa
    @SaraSakuraa Год назад +46

    A psychotic narcissist abandons you and blame you for abandoning them.

  • @AshlieR018
    @AshlieR018 Год назад +91

    Not just relationships or friendships it’s also in family as well.

    • @C.R886
      @C.R886 Год назад +2

      Oh yeah it's can be inherited

    • @tammekremer2138
      @tammekremer2138 Год назад +1

      And also between neighbours

    • @ladennayoung2939
      @ladennayoung2939 Год назад +2

      Interacting with family is a form of a relationship as well. It just isn't a romantic relationship.

    • @Mindyzzzzz
      @Mindyzzzzz 11 месяцев назад +1

      This explains a lot, thank you.

  • @ease_flow
    @ease_flow Год назад +17

    Why? The age old reason: ENVY & DEEP INSECURITY

  • @wayneelliott1180
    @wayneelliott1180 Год назад +33

    When you discard them first to protect yourself, they will be merciless with the slanders and victim-playing. There’s no low they won’t stoop to in an orchestrated attempt to humiliate and ruin you. They can spend years smearing you.

  • @Lola-mt1ne
    @Lola-mt1ne Год назад +37

    You're dealing with a 6 yr-old, and now that I think about it, my own child had a better sense of what was right at that age.

    • @alexandrialaveaux
      @alexandrialaveaux Год назад +2

      They both understand what is “ right” your child is simply more mature and take accountability more than many adults. It's a choice

  • @easter_sunday
    @easter_sunday Год назад +33

    Once I stopped dating, I stopped encountering this type of behavior.

    • @TheUnplugged1
      @TheUnplugged1 11 месяцев назад +10

      Even after I stopped dating these people come into my life and try too tear me down and humiliate me, straight up bullies... 9/10 times it's a woman

    • @fairy12324
      @fairy12324 8 месяцев назад

      Same. Women like that are honestly rancid​@@TheUnplugged1

    • @designatedblack9696
      @designatedblack9696 7 месяцев назад

      Very true

    • @437Colie
      @437Colie 5 месяцев назад +1

      Good idea. Im following your lead

  • @christelleny
    @christelleny Год назад +47

    You need an even thicker skin after the break-up/discard than before! One very important thing to keep in mind, as Stephanie says: "If you take the bait, you're still being controlled". The most important step in healing: DETACH!

  • @michaeljohns8817
    @michaeljohns8817 Год назад +31

    THEY'LL always resent the SCAPEGOAT, because we're strong and keep getting stronger, and we remind them how weak they are !!!!!!😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

    • @taliajournee212
      @taliajournee212 7 месяцев назад +1

      Facts!!! in the beginning stages (especially if it's a younger scapegoat to an older narc) they think they have everything figured out. Once you gain your strength and push them to the side they are weak and miserable. The mask has fallen off.

  • @casperinsight3524
    @casperinsight3524 Год назад +67

    When you know you grow and cultivate self respect by holding yourself accountable which establishes your own boundaries.
    Keep your focus on maintaining your own stability and detach from their negativity by disengaging yourself from them.
    When you don't NEED anything from them they have no hold on you.

  • @genataylor6422
    @genataylor6422 Год назад +143

    I wish I knew all of this when I was 17 or 18. I am going through all of this now and I’m about to turn 50. I always feel so sad that my life could have been so different If I would have put up boundaries as soon as I saw the first red flag. I’ve been dealing with all of these things that you discussed in this video, and I feel hopeless that I’ll ever have a normal, happy life without an abusive, controlling person in it. I try to stay positive though, and these videos really help. Thank you.

    • @Lola-mt1ne
      @Lola-mt1ne Год назад +12

      You will have a happy(most of the time) life.

    • @kristen6853
      @kristen6853 Год назад +16

      Atleast you know now 😊

    • @JoshuaAnzalone-zk5ht
      @JoshuaAnzalone-zk5ht Год назад +18

      You can and will. I declare it in the name of Jesus

    • @stephaniehoward2168
      @stephaniehoward2168 Год назад +22

      I'm entering my 60s, I so hear you...I feel the same, this should be taught in schools

    • @JoshuaAnzalone-zk5ht
      @JoshuaAnzalone-zk5ht Год назад +9

      @@stephaniehoward2168 yes it should be taught in schools

  • @KamalTiwari82
    @KamalTiwari82 Год назад +17

    I am experiencing a lot of resentment and aggression and I just don’t know where it’s coming from it’s a lot of things like “no one likes you”, “ no wonder you can’t get a job”, “you have no friends”. If I try and stick up for myself it’s like a bomb goes off. I also get a lot of “there’s something wrong with you” and the worst part is this individual goes around telling others, they then also feedback to me on what others say, telling me how much of a bad person I am.

    • @sunflowerroark5170
      @sunflowerroark5170 6 месяцев назад

      Move away if you can.

    • @KamalTiwari82
      @KamalTiwari82 6 месяцев назад

      @@sunflowerroark5170 I am working towards that goal, my biggest issue is finding a job I have recently retrained as a software developer and it’s tough getting into a job because I am charging career.

  • @schevalirae
    @schevalirae Год назад +12

    OMG I was almost done with a longish comment and it disappeared on me! I am glad I'm here and glad I found you Stephanie Lyn. My 45-year-old son is my narcissist, who I'm currently not speaking to on the phone and he resides 4 hours away. He has no one else except a friend from prison. I do not want to let things slide back to the way they were because I just can't take it anymore. I'll be 63 next month and I've had four kinds of cancer, now in remission. Life's too short for any more crap. Something about having to come home with oxygen last week after having trouble with my breathing flipped something inside me. I'm just NOT participating anymore. I'm going to post this and then clean my kitchen! Part of me will always be horrified by the things my kid has done to me. He's really got some severe problems.

  • @shaylagoogle3097
    @shaylagoogle3097 Год назад +42

    It makes sense. I got tired of the bs, because they were manipulative, and I felt borderline psychotic. I left and my life is sooo much better😄. Thanks for the info.

  • @jean2927
    @jean2927 8 месяцев назад +6

    The worst part of Narchs is the way they turn family against you, why are they automatically believed??… They always come up smelling of Roses through their lies and bitterness & all you have done is confronted them & stood up for yourself, but you always end up the scapegoat in the family, they are pretty good at dishing out favours to other members of your family to gain brownie points & it works! So, the only way out is distancing yourself from them , these people are so dangerous!… Very informative video thank you!

  • @calilove6103
    @calilove6103 Год назад +36

    I had a traumatic experience with my former boss. I couldn't understand what I did for her to have so much hate towards me. She barely knew me and I tried to be professional. This makes so much sense thank you.

    • @TheUnplugged1
      @TheUnplugged1 11 месяцев назад +1

      Same here, didn't know her like that, she went behind my back and changed my schedule then fired me for no call no show

  • @noemisolano4748
    @noemisolano4748 Год назад +25

    I have a toxic narcissistic coworker who DESPISES me so much!! All I do is my work, don't give any trouble and I help as much as I can. I haven't had a chance to take a week of vacation!! However my coworker has taken lots of vacation while I have to stay back and cover. This coworker who is a senior and complains so much about me, gives me nasty attitude, doesn't help me when I need it and gives me the silent treatment. This toxic narcissistic coworker craves and needs Higher Management's attention. To make things worse, this coworker is Higher Management's favorite!!! Then I go home to deal with another toxic narcissistic person. I feel like now the manager where I live, has been turned against me by the narcissistic person whom I live with. I'm definitely being made to look like the bad person at home and work. Both narcissistic people in my life are playing the victims!! I'm working on moving to another home and then look for another job. I've dealt with a lot of backlash from narcissistic people! And I'm tired of it!!

    • @jenb955
      @jenb955 Год назад +1

      I can relate with your comment 100%. It’s shocking to know that this happens and not just to myself

  • @sherij9847
    @sherij9847 Год назад +55

    This resonates So Much with my experience: In a 50 year friendship I started healing and growing, no longer relating to my friends toxic thinking. I fed into her supply and never held her accountable because I too was broken. Our relationship started shifting when I did the work and started realizing we had unhealthy mental health/behaviors. I discussed the Elephant in the Room with a deep conversation. She did not like it. She backlashed with passive aggression and smearing name. I simply texted her a message: "We no longer ebb and flow. This is okay with me." After this, I never looked back and blocked her number. I have no regrets and am proud of my growth and respecting my boundaries.

    • @OkieDokie-ft5pm
      @OkieDokie-ft5pm Год назад +4

      I, as a dude, just got rid of a male friend like this too. Like you, I started "feeding into their supply" when I was going through the toughest of times. Shortly but surely-- they were all sudden getting bossy at their own apartment at me. Enough was ENOUGH after a while and I went no contact. Too bad they had ruin a 15-yr friendship... But if you look up the word narcissist it's not going to be my worst ex-girlfriend nor my family of origin who lean towards or are on that side of the spectrum.
      If you look up the word narcissist - your ex-friend and my ex-friend are both next to the word in WITH THEIR PHOTO NEXT TO IT in the Webster's dictionary basically.
      I am now SO GLAD to have finally gone NO CONTACT for the last time recently!
      PS--it's funny how they go from being your biggest supporters (their MASK, that is.. God knows what they were saying behind my back at that time) to picking on you out of nowhere at your worst times. People like those are all about FEINGED SUPERIORITY and you'll recognize it in the way that they talk about other people and talk down about other people that they shouldn't too!)
      PS--just like you, it was actually the "PASSIVE-AGGRESSIVE" BS that finally pushed me over the edge

    • @johnton6488
      @johnton6488 Год назад +3

      @@OkieDokie-ft5pm 35+ years of being blessed to live my life with a same small group of old friends. Then I had to release that bonds in the moment of truth. It is not about who is right or wrong, sometimes you just have to let that go. It is sad and lonely feeling, but it is worth of you staying alive and moving on.

  • @stefgoh6160
    @stefgoh6160 Год назад +28

    I just walked away from conversing with toxic pple because they have wasted decades of my YOUTH leaving me with very toxic outcomes. Wanting them to leave me & my family alone might mean taking certain actions to stop them from approaching us. Pls pray for me & my family, that these narcissists will be kept so busy in their own realms of toxicity that they wouldn’t have time to come & bother us! 😓🙏

  • @gabbypage6929
    @gabbypage6929 Год назад +9

    Family full of them including their partners and children. I went no contact to survive.

  • @kizzymulcaster6057
    @kizzymulcaster6057 Год назад +5

    I have had a friend that went out of their way to ruin my life after he told me he developed feelings for me and those feelings were not reciprocated.
    I also have experienced this behaviour from neighbors in a small village. It really is so challenging to manage because its so unexpected and people go to great sometimes dangerous lengths to cause you harm

  • @dumpmail-xz2qp
    @dumpmail-xz2qp Год назад +2

    My ex narc friends would always take their own destructive behaviors lightly as if harmless or pretend they don't know what they do wrong while they Knooow what they are doing and are enjoying doing it like pigs in the mud, trying to get a reaction out of you to get you dirty with them...

  • @BarbaraAnnLittle
    @BarbaraAnnLittle Год назад +24

    Excellent video. Just went thru this with a relatively new friend who all of a sudden started picking me apart without merit. Decided to walk away. I was really disappointed b/c I thought this person was going to be a good friend. So disappointing

  • @zoeym.8833
    @zoeym.8833 Год назад +11

    Yep, I called out my cousin on a lot. Our relationship has never been the same since that day, years ago. I miss her at times. But it is what it is. At some point in time, they have to hear the truth. It is not always someone else, sometimes it is them.

  • @balozhende5727
    @balozhende5727 Год назад +6

    Even in their 60s, they act like little kids when you call them out. They will always be screwed up and know there are many other people in the World.

  • @serendipity2345-k8r
    @serendipity2345-k8r Год назад +7

    I must admit when this kicks off,I switch off and it goes in one ear and out the other.

  • @bassman6692
    @bassman6692 Год назад +2

    Anger leads to resentment which leads to the worst of all, bitterness. Bitterness will destroy you and the ones you love.

  • @evolving607
    @evolving607 7 месяцев назад +1

    This hits right on with one of my "friends" , it's finally hitting me how toxic she has been! Slowly dististancing myself . Thanks for reassuring everything I've been feeling / experiencing!

  • @lilfairycupcake
    @lilfairycupcake Год назад +6

    people as a whole, narc/non nark alike are so jealous of everything, anything. small lil people they are. its rare anyone is truly happy to see another succeed at anything.

  • @therabbitmaiden
    @therabbitmaiden Год назад +1

    YUP!!!! He totally made all the people around him hate me even though not one of them has met me. Says a lot about him and his so called "friends" that were never there for him when he needed help. I'm so sick of it.

  • @sarah.j.777
    @sarah.j.777 Год назад +6

    This is my sister exactly. Any time she's around someone who intimidates her, is smarter, more talented, more confident or prettier than her she immediately looks for someone to be speculative & snide with about that person. She is one of the biggest losers I've ever met & I can't stand her.

  • @christinelopez3664
    @christinelopez3664 Год назад +7

    Please make a video about co-parenting with a narcissist and how to deal with a narcissist using my kids as pawns to hurt me. Thank you! I love your videos!

  • @SnazzyZee
    @SnazzyZee Год назад +3

    Resentment is very difficult to handle.

  • @casperinsight3524
    @casperinsight3524 Год назад +8

    How can you be successful as a person or a couple when they constantly feel threatened and silently sabotage you or the relationship ?

  • @Anabee399
    @Anabee399 Год назад +6

    I concur. No contact has been the remedy for me to get the respect from my mom and envious sisters. Thank God, my dad is the peacekeeper. Well now, never talking or seeing them is acceptable. God knows. 💝🙏❤️

  • @Jazzrocks-b4t
    @Jazzrocks-b4t Год назад +5

    they dont have a clue about my strength, they recent themselves for being cowards and thinking people cant see thru them... coward's I said

  • @marycampeau9378
    @marycampeau9378 Год назад +10

    that is exactly what i have gone through with my sister for 50 years. over and over

    • @voiletwhitehorse
      @voiletwhitehorse Год назад

      My sister was my best friend,until she got in a relationship and totally ditched me,everything we did together,she does with her partner, fair enough you spend more time with your partner but she's completely trying to push me away ,hurts big time,now ive made new friends and hobbies ,now I detect envy from her ,as she's pushed me away again saying she's starting new hobbies,im tired of getting hurt,im upset about this ,but she's got no emotion,very odd vibe to say the least 😢

  • @katiemanning3133
    @katiemanning3133 Год назад +8

    You are honestly the best therapist in the world lol. I have seen so many people in person and virtually and watching your videos has helped me more than any of them. You are a gift from God and thank you so much for what you do!

  • @balozhende5727
    @balozhende5727 Год назад +1

    Narcissism is on a continuum. If they get more upset, the stronger you are than get away from them.

  • @Cod12Osc
    @Cod12Osc Год назад +16

    There should be no competition. No one wins when there is the loss of a marriage....NO ONE

    • @melindasmith3713
      @melindasmith3713 Год назад

      They do cause it's your fault , even if their first marriage failed too ! Lol

    • @rushrush1209
      @rushrush1209 Год назад

      Except the divorce attorneys.

    • @Cod12Osc
      @Cod12Osc Год назад +1

      @@rushrush1209 You got that right, and it's a shame

    • @roberttruman8444
      @roberttruman8444 3 месяца назад

      It's not a loss of a marriage. It was never a marriage to begin with if you got with a narc. They are living a lie, therefore you married a lie. They often have sham marriages, and usually it's after tying the knot when the narc feels like they've finally won you and don't have to act around you anymore. It's often the beginning of the end.

  • @livinglarge2914
    @livinglarge2914 Год назад +7

    You’re right, diagnosing then is not going to help. They’ll become even more indignant.

  • @judyyates2763
    @judyyates2763 Год назад +24

    They want puppets.

  • @philipjohnson7090
    @philipjohnson7090 Год назад +5

    Switching has happened a lot or rather a repeated cycle of manipulation. Seven years, i have been in a very difficult situation, which has left me not knowing where I am in the relationship. Additionally, drug addiction has played a massive part in the levels of secrets being hidden. Learning the several webs of lies a person will use within the relationship, too, it all hurts the moment you stop and take in what's going on. Breaking free is the hardest part when you love and care. The biggest help was a talk on raising your own values and standards, I'm now slowly healing from living with a narcissist. Thank you.

  • @ScheenNierSteen
    @ScheenNierSteen 7 месяцев назад +1

    Whatever happens, dont let them trigger you. I wasnt able to take their behaviour anymore and after a year of poking I flew into a rage myself and now she uses it as ammo to make me look bad.

    • @437Colie
      @437Colie 5 месяцев назад

      That's what happened to me. I later found out it's called reactive abuse where you just snap..then they sit back with a stupid look on their face.

  • @AnnaMishel
    @AnnaMishel Год назад +3

    Perfect description for “what is going on”.

  • @Rockiizzz
    @Rockiizzz Год назад +5

    We will win at the end of the day.

    • @roberttruman8444
      @roberttruman8444 3 месяца назад

      I get where you're coming from. But what do you "win" exactly?

  • @martharushton2314
    @martharushton2314 11 месяцев назад +2

    I met a woman who had lost her husband about the same time I lost my husband. We became fast friends. Doing things together lie shopping eating out etc. Fast forward after being yelled at on the phone when I didn’t agree with her. Well it was like getting slapped in the face. It woke me up and it was like coming out some kind of fog. Figured out I was being manipulated and she was a narcissist. Thank goodness I woke up and have set boundaries and broke off the friendship. But know I’m the bad person. She is so snarky and tries to get me into conversations which I refuse to do. The bad thing is we both go to the same church. So tired of the dirty looks and hateful remarks. She tries to bate me so I will say something and get mad at church so I look like the bad person. Thank you so much for this video.

  • @nicholecornes1915
    @nicholecornes1915 Год назад +3

    Now we abandonment issus from the discard

  • @balozhende5727
    @balozhende5727 Год назад +4

    This is sad but true.

  • @lisamartin66
    @lisamartin66 Год назад +3

    Who knew! I am married to a narcissist. I don’t know how to get out of this

  • @Cataraism
    @Cataraism Год назад +10

    Thank you Stephanie! You were the first person to get me through and heal me from narcissistic abuse. So glad to receive this jewel of knowledge from you!

  • @martin2560
    @martin2560 Год назад +2

    It horrified me at an early age. When I realized it about my older brother. That it doesn't matter what you do a narcissist will move forward to more chess board like moves until you are puppets or subdued or buffered or destroyed or manipulated. Quietly working against you. That it's all about them and what they want.

    • @jeanetteh.9240
      @jeanetteh.9240 8 месяцев назад

      "Quietly working against you." Well said.

  • @matthewwozniak9138
    @matthewwozniak9138 Год назад +6

    I respect you, because you are strong. I have grieved more for the living than the dead.

    • @doriangray7723
      @doriangray7723 Год назад

      Lol at grieving more for the living than the dead.
      Truly the best quote I have ever read. I agree.

  • @shaunobrien6538
    @shaunobrien6538 Год назад +1

    You have given me serious help I have cpstd due to childhood trauma I'm 57 these videos have help me stay grounded thanks

  • @karlataylor1172
    @karlataylor1172 Год назад +1

    They harbour resentment for their own actions and behaviours? That's just another level of insanity.

  • @geewangare
    @geewangare Год назад +4

    Wow, this really spoke to me. With my Narc ex, I've been very firm and assertive and I learnt how to deal with him, in how I respond and things I choose not to respond to and engage him in. But he's been using our children to vent and express his frustrations and bitterness to attack me. We co-parent unfortunately. But the children know his wrong and can see through the lies thank God.

  • @woodtool2882
    @woodtool2882 Год назад +16

    Very helpful! I've suffered with family drama my whole life, and am dealing with some now. One last member of my family to deal with (brother) and this helped me see a lot of what I'm seeing from him. Thanks.

    • @lilfairycupcake
      @lilfairycupcake Год назад +2

      during my divorce the true reality of my so called family came to be. over the yrs, one by one they all did, or said things that made me cancel their tickets. i have 0 contact w any of them, and im totally ok with it.

    • @LegalTyranny
      @LegalTyranny Год назад +2

      @@lilfairycupcake Some times the toxic dynamics are spread across entire families. Weak people tend to fail to self reflect and as a result a group of weak people can all wind up dysfunctional.
      Best to cut ties particularly when there is no self reflection. No self reflection means they're never going to understand themselves or grasp why they may have caused someone else problems from their behavior. There's absolutely no reason to torture oneself if you're the only one in a group engaging in self reflection.

    • @lilfairycupcake
      @lilfairycupcake Год назад +3

      @@LegalTyranny could not agree with you more. self reflection, self worth, self respect, are hard things to come by these days. not only do they not grasp they may have caused someone else problems from their behavior, they dont care. ive been a huge fan of cutting ties with anyone who does me wrong, in any way, for 16yrs now. no contact = no more problems.

    • @LegalTyranny
      @LegalTyranny Год назад +2

      @@lilfairycupcake We're on the same wave length. :) I hope you have a lovely day. Look out for yourself because you're the only one with your own best self interests at heart.

    • @lilfairycupcake
      @lilfairycupcake Год назад +1

      thanks. very sad, but true.@@LegalTyranny

  • @Tamizsaelvi
    @Tamizsaelvi 11 месяцев назад +1

    That s so pragmatic Stephanie...so exactly mirroring my rough sail ...every word resonates

  • @adamoart211
    @adamoart211 Год назад +3

    Exactly! They are over on the other side of the fence, in a completely new relationship, STILL focusing energy on you. It's really quite sad

  • @ellah-hv3pr
    @ellah-hv3pr 11 месяцев назад +1

    This is exactly what i experienced with a colleague at my former work place.

  • @blue.5058
    @blue.5058 7 месяцев назад

    This is what I found after suffering a stroke last month- BOTH parents, instead of being supportive of my situation, went onto make the situation about themselves, resorting to resentful behavior toward myself and my wife, whose only fault was notifying them of what happened. It was then where I knew who was my REAL family was, and it wasn’t my biological family, that’s for sure.

  • @shairaptor1865
    @shairaptor1865 7 месяцев назад +2

    My narc bro is living 1 floor below me. Whenever i walk downstairs he shouts stuff thru the wall like "oh he is making gymnastics in the stairway again!" (meaning, the narc is not able to speak to me directly, that he is annoyed that I'm too loud in the stairway.) But I'm not, I'm just walking up and down like always. My bro is very jealous of me for whatever rason. How to react to that? Not reacting at all?

  • @Sam-pl3yd
    @Sam-pl3yd Год назад +14

    Yes Stephanie I now know myself worth and getting my power back!
    🙏❤️❤️❤️

  • @leviwithan_n
    @leviwithan_n Год назад +8

    Thank you so much for making these videos. I'm learning so much about what happened in my past and understanding why this person did what they did to me and it's helping me a lot to move on slowly but surely

  • @sadie6141
    @sadie6141 Год назад +17

    Really needed to hear this today. Thank you 🙏🏼

    • @doriangray7723
      @doriangray7723 Год назад

      Good idea! The world is so crazy these days I wouldn't trust the dating pools. Lol
      Best to find something you enjoy and are passionate about and focus on that. I myself started acrylic painting in February 2023 and am very surprised how well I am doing. RUclips has tutorials on just about everything. I also play a couple instruments. Trust me find something you have always dreamt about and do it. The painting takes up all my free time and I love it and am glad I decided to try my hand at painting. The busy mind/body has no time to think about what they might not have. 😊

  • @bee18825
    @bee18825 Год назад

    Absolutely baffling.

  • @CathyMusic-l6m
    @CathyMusic-l6m Год назад +1

    They have turned the stories around on me and they have manipulated everyone around them and me

  • @DivaG81
    @DivaG81 7 месяцев назад

    When you’re dealing with someone who has narcissistic tendencies, there is no way to win. “We’re not trying to win, we’re not doing that anymore - we’re trying to get them to leave us alone”.💯💯💯. No contact is the only way to go- cut off their supply and do not respond!

  • @lilfairycupcake
    @lilfairycupcake Год назад +2

    the very first narc vid i ever watched, the narrator ended the vid with "all narcs live a living hell". i never forgot that.

  • @silverlining5796
    @silverlining5796 8 месяцев назад

    So True. Saw it all. Eventually they will attempt to destroy your strength everywhere

  • @onlyonce1707
    @onlyonce1707 Год назад +1

    This is really good systematic sensible no no nonsence advice. Needed this right now. Thank you!

  • @sky-son
    @sky-son 11 месяцев назад +1

    Resentment against a grandiose narcissist is normal for the target to feel.

  • @nicolegiles1034
    @nicolegiles1034 7 месяцев назад

    8 year trauma bond and my body has gone into shock the withdrawals are too much! Your videos are helping me cognitively and thank god your videos aren’t hours and hours long. Straight to the points. The amount of flashbacks I’ve had of things I forgot is astounding. My narc ex lives 5 doors away so my fight or flight response is triggered a lot! It’s draining and exhausting. Any tips for elevated levels of cortisol please? Xxx

  • @colmanlong1032
    @colmanlong1032 Год назад +2

    Your 100% spot on.what about the people that believe them,are they not just as bad.

  • @yagirl4357
    @yagirl4357 Год назад +1

    These videos have seriously helped me understand and come to terms with the relationship I have with my brother. I cannot explain how much you have benefitted me. Thank you for being a healthy, guiding hand, and thank you for being a free resource I can tap into when I need the extra help. I'm changing my life, and I couldn't have done it without your channel. I appreciate what you do immensely!!! ❤

  • @MysticButterfly22
    @MysticButterfly22 Год назад +8

    Your always on time with a good one Stephanie! 👍🏼❤

  • @SummitMan165
    @SummitMan165 Год назад +3

    Very good video again! I’ve been dealing with a narcissistic toxic person very close to me for a few years, and now that she’s gone, me and my wife are dealing with backlash and this person gone. Because it is a very close family member, it’s been tough but your channel is one of the best I found to help me better understand why it is this way, and how to deal with the situation. Keep up sharing your good work !

  • @BelalHossain-e2f
    @BelalHossain-e2f Год назад +1

    Thank you very much ❤

  • @C.R886
    @C.R886 Год назад

    Yes so true you stand up foe yourself or someone else and then your the Villain yet they fail to see why your let them have it! If narcissistic people have it coming and when they get it they are so unprepared

  • @historianz3711
    @historianz3711 10 месяцев назад

    So good to remind me about things to keep vigilant about. Also watch out for the preachy ones who masquerade as the spiritual moral leaders, with the air of authority and wisdom . Its taken me years to disentangle myself from this person.

  • @melissarose888
    @melissarose888 Год назад +1

    They love supply!! Aww you poor thing.

  • @Hbest2019
    @Hbest2019 8 месяцев назад

    I’m glad you’re finally talking about my stepmom

  • @mattyjackwhite1
    @mattyjackwhite1 Год назад +1

    Spot on Stephanie! Good stuff

  • @dvorahe9305
    @dvorahe9305 Год назад +14

    I am very curious if men that are religious leaders have a higher possibility of being extremely narcissistic? I have dated one who pushed for marriage real fast , telling me all that’s wrong with me on a daily basis and that I was over sensitive . I have never met someone like him, so critical of everyone around him, aggressive and putting people down and being in a constant negative mindset. Needless to say that I ran as fast as possible after 6 months of dating. I feel totally drained from this experience.

    • @judyyates2763
      @judyyates2763 Год назад +4

      I'm so glad you ran! Amen. Their behavior does not line up with Gods character! Run!

    • @caseymarion2494
      @caseymarion2494 Год назад +5

      Oh, absolutely. They envision themselves as extraordinarily entitled, far more special & important - literally god's anointed chosen one here on earth. They're the arbiter of what's right & wrong, while others exist primarily to serve them & their desires. What could possibly go wrong.....?

    • @dvorahe9305
      @dvorahe9305 Год назад

      @@caseymarion2494 very well said !

    • @alexandrialaveaux
      @alexandrialaveaux Год назад

      Power positions attract narcs

  • @serendipity2345-k8r
    @serendipity2345-k8r Год назад +3

    Wow this is me right now and my mother

  • @debramedeiros3360
    @debramedeiros3360 Год назад +9

    Thank you! For such an informative video. It’s exactly what I needed at the moment. I was praying 🙏 & your video pops up & puts everything into perspective!!!

  • @dominique4432
    @dominique4432 9 месяцев назад

    If I'm experiencing resentment and I'm triggered then I take accountability for my next steps. I take action to improve my circumstance and change my environment. Don't stay stuck

  • @sirrantsalott
    @sirrantsalott Год назад +1

    My older half-brother and a close so-called friend. So sad but finally I have emotionally detached from them.

  • @Cooldudewhotellsamazingjokes
    @Cooldudewhotellsamazingjokes Год назад +5

    Thank you so much for this video. You are answering questions I have from an encounter with a narc a few days ago. Your advice is spot on.
    Thanks for making this video.

  • @MyFreeLife111
    @MyFreeLife111 8 месяцев назад +1

    ❤ You are amazing ❤️

  • @rozdoyle8872
    @rozdoyle8872 Год назад

    Being entangled with a Narc is like being in a Fight you don't recognize as a Fight , only when one climbs out of the pit does one know one was ever in the pit . And the Narc owns the pit and wants to keep it , he / she really doesn't care who joins them in the pit so long as the flames are licking anyone but them.