19/06/2024
The narcissist does not want a partner, they want a servant, a loyal subject, a devoted disciple. They seek someone who will cater to their every whim, fulfill their every desire, and surrender to their every demand. They crave a sense of control and dominance, a feeling of being worshipped and adored.
In their twisted mind, they believe they are entitled to this kind of treatment, that they deserve special privileges and exemptions. They see themselves as superior beings, above the rules and conventions that govern mere mortals.
But the truth is, they are afraid of true intimacy, of vulnerability, of being seen as equals. They fear that if they surrender to genuine partnership, they will lose their power, their control, their sense of self.
So they manipulate, they gaslight, they charm and deceive. They create a false narrative, a fantasy world where they are the heroes and their partners are the villains. They use guilt, shame, and anger to keep their partners in line, to maintain their grip on the relationship.
But the relationship is not a partnership, it's a dictatorship. The narcissist rules with an iron fist, crushing any dissent, any opposition, any semblance of autonomy. They suffocate the spirit, stifle creativity, and extinguish hope.
And yet, despite the toll it takes on their mental and emotional well-being, their partners often stay, trapped in the web of deceit and manipulation. They stay because they believe they can change the narcissist, that they can fix them, that they can love them into submission.
But the narcissist cannot be changed, they cannot be fixed. They can only be exposed, confronted, and rejected. For only then can their partners break free from the shackles of servitude and embrace their true worth, their true power, their true selves...❤️🔥👑