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🔴The Narcissist's Blame: How New Supply Factors into Losing You | Narcissism | NPD
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Hello everyone, welcome back to our channel. Narcissists do not respect individuality. They fail to acknowledge that each of us is unique, with our own strengths and superior qualities. When a narcissist steps out of their illusion and mindset—believing they have discovered something better than what they had with you—they often fall into what is known as "shiny object syndrome." This refers to their tendency to jump from one person to another, thinking the new person is the best thing ever.
Once they move on to this new relationship, they often take to social media to showcase their new partner. By doing this, they aim to provoke feelings of jealousy and insecurity in you. They want you to feel inadequate, as if their new choice is somehow better than you. You might find yourself thinking, "Wow, they have moved on to someone else." However, it’s essential to recognize that sometimes this new relationship is actually a downgrade. Many of us can look at their new partner and think, "They really downgraded; that’s what they did."
But let’s be honest, not everyone sees it that way. Sometimes, due to circumstances beyond our control, we might find ourselves comparing our worth to that of the new supply. The devil, so to speak, loves to make you feel ungrateful about your unique qualities and who you are as a person. This can lead you to question your creator and wonder, "Why do I look this way?" Even if you realize that the new supply is not an upgrade, you might still find yourself comparing yourself to them, thinking, "Hold on a minute, I am much better than they are."
Meanwhile, the narcissist is caught up in a chaotic phase. They experience a transition from the relationship they had with you to the new supply. In their minds, they believe they have found a gift from above, and they view the new supply as something special and extraordinary. However, the new supply is often unaware of the full truth. They might have been in contact with the narcissist while the narcissist was still with you, and they likely heard a one-sided story about how poorly the narcissist was treated in the previous relationship. The new supply may also offer the narcissist support, promising to be there for them in ways that others have not.
Many of these new supplies are toxic individuals themselves. While some people enter relationships without knowing the full context—such as a narcissist pretending to be single—others knowingly engage with someone who is still attached to another person. While I am not here to judge anyone’s choices, pursuing a relationship under these circumstances is unlikely to lead to a positive outcome.
A lot of these new supplies are aware of our existence. They have in-depth knowledge about us, including personal details and secrets that we shared with the narcissist. This information is not just surface-level; it includes the emotional stories and intimate moments that we confided in the narcissist. The narcissist often shares this information with the new supply as a way to bond with them, telling them our whole story. This is part of how the narcissist processes their feelings after a breakup, but it also reveals their manipulative nature.
"Disclaimer: The information provided in this video is for educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you suspect you or someone you know may be involved with a narcissist, or are dealing with any psychological issues, please consult a qualified healthcare professional. This content is shared to offer insights and perspectives and should not be considered as professional or medical counsel."
#Narcissist #Narcissism #NarcissisticAbuse #ToxicRelationships #MentalHealth #NPD #Psychology
Let's study and grow together!
Thank You!
Hello everyone, welcome back to our channel. Narcissists do not respect individuality. They fail to acknowledge that each of us is unique, with our own strengths and superior qualities. When a narcissist steps out of their illusion and mindset—believing they have discovered something better than what they had with you—they often fall into what is known as "shiny object syndrome." This refers to their tendency to jump from one person to another, thinking the new person is the best thing ever.
Once they move on to this new relationship, they often take to social media to showcase their new partner. By doing this, they aim to provoke feelings of jealousy and insecurity in you. They want you to feel inadequate, as if their new choice is somehow better than you. You might find yourself thinking, "Wow, they have moved on to someone else." However, it’s essential to recognize that sometimes this new relationship is actually a downgrade. Many of us can look at their new partner and think, "They really downgraded; that’s what they did."
But let’s be honest, not everyone sees it that way. Sometimes, due to circumstances beyond our control, we might find ourselves comparing our worth to that of the new supply. The devil, so to speak, loves to make you feel ungrateful about your unique qualities and who you are as a person. This can lead you to question your creator and wonder, "Why do I look this way?" Even if you realize that the new supply is not an upgrade, you might still find yourself comparing yourself to them, thinking, "Hold on a minute, I am much better than they are."
Meanwhile, the narcissist is caught up in a chaotic phase. They experience a transition from the relationship they had with you to the new supply. In their minds, they believe they have found a gift from above, and they view the new supply as something special and extraordinary. However, the new supply is often unaware of the full truth. They might have been in contact with the narcissist while the narcissist was still with you, and they likely heard a one-sided story about how poorly the narcissist was treated in the previous relationship. The new supply may also offer the narcissist support, promising to be there for them in ways that others have not.
Many of these new supplies are toxic individuals themselves. While some people enter relationships without knowing the full context—such as a narcissist pretending to be single—others knowingly engage with someone who is still attached to another person. While I am not here to judge anyone’s choices, pursuing a relationship under these circumstances is unlikely to lead to a positive outcome.
A lot of these new supplies are aware of our existence. They have in-depth knowledge about us, including personal details and secrets that we shared with the narcissist. This information is not just surface-level; it includes the emotional stories and intimate moments that we confided in the narcissist. The narcissist often shares this information with the new supply as a way to bond with them, telling them our whole story. This is part of how the narcissist processes their feelings after a breakup, but it also reveals their manipulative nature.
"Disclaimer: The information provided in this video is for educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you suspect you or someone you know may be involved with a narcissist, or are dealing with any psychological issues, please consult a qualified healthcare professional. This content is shared to offer insights and perspectives and should not be considered as professional or medical counsel."
#Narcissist #Narcissism #NarcissisticAbuse #ToxicRelationships #MentalHealth #NPD #Psychology
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