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Narcissist = Bully, Coward, Liar and Fraud Unlike physical abuse, NARCISSISTIC ABUSE leaves no physical marks…

06/02/2026

When a Narcissist Appears to Be Charming Again - Do Not Be Duped. EVER!

Stop the Cycle of Abuse for the Well-being of Your Children 💔
06/02/2026

Stop the Cycle of Abuse for the Well-being of Your Children 💔

Couldn’t have described it better !Narcissist = Bully, Coward, Liar and Fraud
06/02/2026

Couldn’t have described it better !
Narcissist = Bully, Coward, Liar and Fraud

🚨WARNING🚨
06/02/2026

🚨WARNING🚨

Letting go of the wrong person is a powerful step towards healing and recovery. Don't chase after a narcissist for answe...
04/02/2026

Letting go of the wrong person is a powerful step towards healing and recovery. Don't chase after a narcissist for answers or apologies. Instead, focus on yourself and your future. You have the strength to move on and create a life filled with joy.
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The behavior of individuals with Narcissistic Personality Disorder is often characterized by absurd hypocrisy and dishon...
04/02/2026

The behavior of individuals with Narcissistic Personality Disorder is often characterized by absurd hypocrisy and dishonesty. Hypocrisy can be understood as a form of deception, where an individual presents a false image through their actions. One of the most fascinating aspects of this hypocrisy is how narcissists divert attention away from their own flaws and onto those of others, whether real or imagined. They tend to be extremely critical of others, yet expect to be exempt from criticism themselves, further exemplifying their hypocrisy. When confronted with criticism, narcissists often respond by employing various hypocritical tactics. These tactics include:
1. 📌Holding others to unrealistically high standards while exempting themselves from these expectations, and constantly finding fault when others fail to meet these impossible standards.
2. 📌Criticizing others for perceived flaws, often inventing or exacerbating them, while becoming defensive when their own flaws are pointed out.
3. 📌Establishing one-sided rules that apply to others but not themselves. For instance, they may become enraged if their partner engages in behavior they deem unacceptable, yet they themselves engage in similar behavior without remorse.
4. 📌Portraying themselves as victims while victimizing others. Narcissists often fabricate stories about being wronged by others to garner sympathy and attention.
5. 📌Exhibiting childish behavior, such as throwing tantrums when they don't get their way, while attempting to assert their authority and intellectual superiority over others.
Can you identify any other ways in which narcissists display hypocrisy?

I have to Agree❣️This language is not very "wholesome "
04/02/2026

I have to Agree❣️
This language is not very "wholesome "

STRANGE BUT TRUTH 💔You didn’t lose the love of your life; you broke free from the chains of a predator who drained your ...
04/02/2026

STRANGE BUT TRUTH 💔

You didn’t lose the love of your life; you broke free from the chains of a predator who drained your joy, strength, and identity.

A narcissist isn’t your soul mate—they’re a master manipulator hiding behind a carefully crafted mask. The person you see at the end of the relationship, the one who discarded you without empathy, is who they’ve been all along.

Their charm, their “magic,” their love-bombing—all of it was a performance. False promises and shallow words disguised their real agenda: to control, exploit, and feed off your emotional energy while breaking down your confidence.

What you endured wasn’t love—it was a calculated game of power. Gaslighting, criticism, and emotional manipulation weren’t acts of affection but weapons used to keep you doubting yourself. Their betrayals weren’t mistakes; they were deliberate moves to hold you captive in their cycle of abuse.

But here’s the powerful truth: You didn’t lose a family member—you escaped a nightmare.

Walking away from that toxic cycle took unimaginable strength. Breaking free from someone who pretends to love but thrives on control isn’t easy, but you did it. And now, you’re standing in the light of freedom, no longer bound to their lies.

Healing begins when you accept this: you weren’t loved, you were used. But that does not define your worth or your future.
You were created for real love, genuine connection, and a life filled with joy, authenticity, and peace.

You are worthy of being truly seen, deeply heard, and genuinely valued. Never settle for less than the love and respect you deserve. Real love isn’t a game or manipulation—it’s kind, patient, and true.

As you heal, remember this:

You’ve reclaimed your life, and the right people, the right love, and the right future are waiting for you.

Ernest Hemingway once said;“In our darkest moments, we don’t need advice.”What we truly need is the power of human conne...
03/02/2026

Ernest Hemingway once said;

“In our darkest moments, we don’t need advice.”
What we truly need is the power of human connection: a quiet presence, a gentle touch, or the smallest gesture that reminds us we’re not alone. These acts of love and solidarity become the anchors that hold us steady when life feels overwhelming.
Pain is a deeply personal burden, and difficulties are uniquely ours to face—but your silent presence tells me I don’t have to face them in isolation. It’s a quiet reminder that, no matter how lost I feel, I am still worthy of love and connection.
Sometimes, words aren’t necessary; your silent support speaks louder than anything else. Love, in its purest form, has the power to help us rediscover ourselves, even when we’ve forgotten who we are.
Let’s remember the importance of simply being there for one another.

A narcissist will intentionally and repeatedly antagonise someone in order to get a reaction.  This type of provocation ...
03/02/2026

A narcissist will intentionally and repeatedly antagonise someone in order to get a reaction. This type of provocation is usually done when no one is looking. The reaction from the target is often a perfectly normal reaction to an abnormal amount of baiting and bu****it. Unfortunately, the reaction from the target is often witnessed by others who have not seen or heard the goading. Subsequently these witnesses quickly jump to the conclusion that the innocent party is the abuser when in fact, the reverse is true.
Hard as it may be, sometimes your best response to provocation from a disordered individual is simply to say and do nothing at all.
Let it go over your head.
Don't be manipulated by a master manipulator by giving them the reaction they want.
Narcissist = Bully, Coward, Liar and Fraud

Trauma Bonding: A cycle of physical or emotional abuse that creates a strong attachment between an abused person and the...
03/02/2026

Trauma Bonding:
A cycle of physical or emotional abuse that creates a strong attachment between an abused person and their abuser. Reinforced by periods of love and affection and then periods of devaluation and emotional abuse.
Trauma bonding can happen in pretty much any relationship, whether it’s with a partner, friend, or family member.
Narcissist = Bully, Coward, Liar and Fraud

Sharing a home with a man but still living in survival mode is modern poverty.Because what’s the point of partnership if...
03/02/2026

Sharing a home with a man but still living in survival mode is modern poverty.

Because what’s the point of partnership if your life still feels like a daily struggle?

If you’re splitting bills, carrying the emotional load, doing the domestic labor, and still stressed about money, peace, and security..congratulations, you’re not partnered. You’re subsidizing a grown man.

Love isn’t supposed to feel like constant hustle.
A relationship should elevate your quality of life, not drain it.

Two adults sharing a home should mean more stability, not more exhaustion.
If your standards shrink the moment he moves in, that isn’t equality..
That’s survival disguised as romance - and it’s costing you more than you think.
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