Reactive Abuse And Examples Of Lesser Known Reactive Abuse. #narcissist

What Is Reactive Abuse, And Why Do Narcissists Rely On It (Understanding Narcissism.)

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[orbis]

I feel like this has happened to me a LOT, and I'm honestly ashamed by how I've reacted. I'm starting to see that is all part of it.
Thanks again Liz ❤‍🩹

[charlesagibb]

I wish I didn't recognise this behaviour and know how hard it is not to react. You become trained to do it and in the end you are the one who grovels and apologises in an attempt to resolve the situation. Two year olds don't apologise because they can't see they have done something wrong. Thanks Elizabeth.

[annfrancis]

Yeh . And then, when others who are aware of the situation simply do not acknowledge the abuse you are enduring but focus on the fact that you " responded to the abuse inappropriately ", its crazy. I can now laugh at the absolute absurdity of these situations and now deal with the narcissist in my life on a whole new level and feel liberated.

[ClaireGEN]

I am glad that you have incredible insight but sad that I imagine you very likely have experienced this personally. Thanks for helping us all.

[mraramis]

Very well said! It would've taken me days to try and explain it back when I was going thru this! 🙏🏽 Your composure is your Breast plate of armor in this situation!

[johnnaumann]

Thank you for your helpful video. I appreciate you.

[bandieboo]

Thank you...I hope you have a great day too. 💕

[PapaSeanX]

It's so insidiously subtle that you blame yourself for the outcome. You hold onto shame and guilt. Which ultimately gives them the puppeteer strings to torment you further. Filthy evil people

[infantrycaptain]

Hi, Liz! Maybe I play into their traps, but insults do hurt their fragile fake ego. The " Sadist" always beats the Narcissist! Lol

[dougstobaugh]

I'm a on going 30 + year target. Thanks. GOD-BLESS.

[Crystalquartz]

If you cry, they get even nastier and angrier. It's very bad for your health to bottle up so much when they mock and insult you so you force yourself not to cry.

[johnjohnstone]

You Can Only See And Describe This To Others After You Have Separated Yourself Out From The Chaos And Calmed Yourself Down. Not An Easy Thing To Do. Judging By My Experience And The Fact There Is Still So Many Other Victims.

[atgoodrich]

Thank you so much. You just articulated so well and insightfully and helpfully my experience. Thank you for helping me and others on our journey to better understanding.

[angelnocharlie]

I used to wonder why he was so forgiving when I reacted badly to things like not turning up without so much a text to me. It was a LDR so weeks would go by but he was always busy, tired, skint yeah new supply will do that to you! When he suddenly text how much he loved after ignoring me for weeks I just knew and told him I knew I was an option for some time and that was it, I was ghosted or free as I like to think! But then he text who was I sleeping with which just confirmed my thoughts as six weeks later he was flaunting his new relationship on Fb I think to show me 🙄 so textbook behaviour. I’m getting back to being the calm, ok in my own person I was before thankfully.

[florevanderbaan]

I just physically can’t believe he’s doing it on purpose… it can’t be this malicious💔 there are people who behave in a lot of the ways you are describing, who don’t do so intentionally… right?