Kelli Czarnick, LPC

Kelli Czarnick, LPC Kelli Czarnick, LPC; licensed professional counselor in Grand Island, NE providing therapy, mental h

09/08/2025

A key indicator that you're in a narcissistic relationship is when things only remain peaceful as long as you suppress your feelings, thoughts, and opinions. This is because narcissists thrive on control and dominance, and they often use manipulation, guilt, or anger to keep their partner in line.

When you're in a relationship with a narcissist, you may feel like you're walking on eggshells, constantly trying to avoid triggering their anger or disapproval. You might find yourself suppressing your own needs, desires, and opinions in order to maintain a semblance of peace.

But this peace comes at a great cost. By suppressing your own feelings and thoughts, you're sacrificing your own emotional well-being and autonomy. You're essentially giving up your own identity and agency in the relationship.

A healthy relationship, on the other hand, allows for open and honest communication, where both partners feel safe to express themselves without fear of judgment or reprisal. In a healthy relationship, conflicts are resolved through mutual respect, empathy, and understanding.

If you find yourself consistently suppressing your feelings and opinions to avoid conflict, it's time to take a closer look at the relationship. Ask yourself: Am I truly valued and respected in this relationship? Am I free to be myself, or am I constantly trying to fit into a certain mold? By recognizing the signs of a narcissistic relationship, you can take the first step towards breaking free and finding a more fulfilling and healthy connection.

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Separation and divorce do NOT end abuse. Abusers simply have to change tactics. In all the pain and fear of the abuse, try to remember the beauty and hope in greeting your authentic self - and experiencing the ensuing healing.

In the dark, remember the light. Your authentic self shines so brightly. We see you!

09/18/2024

Very excited to announce that Anne Wintemute, Co-Founder and CEO of Aimee Says will be joining OMB on October 7 at 5:30 PM Pacific/8:30 PM Eastern, where we she will give us an introduction to Aimee Says.

This AI companion is trauma informed, yellow rock educated and understands domestic abuse - it is a game changer for survivors who are forced to endure post separation abuse through coparenting communication.

You must register in advance on Zoom :

Meeting ID: 897 3339 8177
Passcode: 070663

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0qdOqrpzMrHdOwYOVNIot2GKPiw_Cz1HjK

08/21/2024

How many of these have you heard? I have heard all of them. 1,4,6, and 7 were my ex's favorite things to say to me.










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