'5 MIND GAMES NARCISSIST PLAY WITH EMPATHS EMOTIONS'/LISA ROMANO

#narcissist #empath #relationship 5 MIND Games narcissist will play with empaths emotions. If you are an empath you may think you can save, fix or rescue a narcissist. When you finally figure out you cannot save a narcissist, you may be surprised what they do when they fear losing you and your tremendous empathy.

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Thanks for watching 5 SURPRISING THINGS NARCISSIST DO WHEN AN EMPATH WANTS TO END A RELATIONSHIP/LISA ROMANO

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[shannonplummer]

This is insane to hear out loud. To have it verbally explained is eye opening, to know that I am not crazy, to know it's okay to take care of myself to say what I want is ok. My goal is to know how "I" feel. I have already started with boundaries. This has been difficult, liberating and scary but I can breath.

[voodookitchenmama]

True, when an empath goes into silent mode..it's over.

[lovesakitas]

I have “given away” my entire life, and my energy has been drastically diminished. I got away. My energy and health is steadily improving. What a revelation.

[gurudra]

It is very important to protect your energy from all negative forces🙏🍃

[vickimerritt]

we need to stop making excuses for mean and abusive people

[JoyKronicles]

Maaaan this is SICK. I don’t EVER want to go through this again. Thank you for spreading truth.

[Chloe]

I am 57 and was just discarded by my narcissistic boyfriend after five years together. He drained me of everything. I lost my house, my car, my dogs, even my teeth! All of them! I'm finally regaining traction and am a classic empath from a very neglectful family. This video helped A LOT. I wish I could do the course, but, like I said, I have nothing. I am almost homeless, but there are a few people helping me, so I'm not there quite yet. I've known I was an empath since I was a kid, and I've spent my life pleasing everyone else and believing that thinking of myself at all was definitely a selfish thing to do. Even when I expressed wanting to commit suicide, I was told how selfish I was. I'm going to rewatch this video tomorrow and start doing some work. Thank you so much, Lisa, for putting this out there.

[garycordle]

The narcissis big mistake is they underestimated the empath, don't waist your time trying to fix them, they can't be fixed you will have to fix yourself, only time you can fix them is walk away and go no contact and block them on everything 🙏👍 up Lisa and survivors and thrivers.

[genxnomad]

This is definitely my issue: Picking up on the narcissist's pain, and almost losing/neglecting myself trying to 'fix' their hurt. It took me at least 20 years to realize that.

[sanidhyayadav]

I still struggle with constantly questioning myself. With all the really terrible and sucking relationships and friendships I had, it always boils down to "was I wrong? Did I do this? Have I done bad things? Have I been wrong to them?" It still amazes me that I keep questioning myself and constantly dissecting the smallest situations to see if I was wrong and being maybe unreasonable to these people and being too self centred. It's exhilarating but somewhere I'm starting to know that it wasn't me, ever. This video really helps because it outlines the traits of an empath in such detail that it's hard now for me to not realise that I'm this person. Not the bad person, just because I spoke up for myself sometimes.

[SunMoonVenusDivineMessages]

This keeps coming up in my readings. I want to yell to people, IF IT FEELS TOXIC: IT IS NOT YOUR SOULMATE/TWIN FLAME. Thank you for this.

[iristhemessenger]

I’m 21 and was raised by not one, but BOTH parents being narcissistic alcoholics. Dad was more covert, mom extremely malignant. I did not realize why the last 3 years of my life were so traumatic until I found your channel. If I didn’t find your channel I believe I would have ended up like my parents. Thank you for sharing yourself with the world. I owe you big time.❤️

[renae]

God has blessed you to give me and others answers. I could never understand what was happening and why to me. I left my Narcissist 2 years ago. Got my Divorce this Feb 2021. I love watching you and getting your valuable info!

[casperinsight]

Co dependency is trying to fix others Indirectly to fix ourselves 💥
Fawning over a loved one In order to feel loved, appreciated, respected,
fill in the blank ...ultimately to feel "'whole"
Trying to fix someone else's "hole" but unable to mend our own 💥
We must be accountable for ourselves by identifying how we feel, think, want, need, appreciate, tolerate before we wobble...What's our tipping point?
Loving ourselves means honouring ourselves especially when that means another may disapprove or be upset or angry 💥
We must let others manage their own emotions
Let others manage their own pain
Let others manage their own misfortune
Let others stand on their own two feet while we learn to stand on ours
They have two feet
And so do we
Let them carry their own weight
We must carry our own baggage
We have to steer our own ship, be our own captain
Weather our own storms
Especially when in stormy emotional seas
Throw the need to please overboard
Throw yourself the liferaft
Save yourself

[pkc]

I personally believe we're now fighting a spiritual war with narcissists. I believe this world is doomed if narcissists are allowed to take over

[seanrademeyer]

From a healed empath, LISTEN TO LISA!!

[Jamie-jcbu]

I admit I realized he was not shown love growing up. I thought I could show him how to love and just like you said, he would do the same back. But you’re right Lisa, it didn’t work that way.

[themelashowwithfulaniyira]

You speaking truth. I left my ex and literally moved out of state. Never looked back and living my best life now.

[reneanderson]

Yes all so true.. I could easily stand up for someone else who is being bullied but had a hard time standing up for myself. I hate to see others hurting.. while all along I was dying inside

[kamillazova]

I have just broken up with a narcissist and oh god was it painful at first because I truly loved him, I believed he could be good I believed everything because I am kind and I am understanding and I am so loyal, I can't imagine people who are dealing with this that are married or have been through this for longer than 3 years as that's how long my relationship was, I just never believed that someone could be this evil...because in my world, in my mind that is not even an option, to break someone the way I was broken and over and over again too, 3 weeks have past and I have learned the bigger picture...what I was actually going through, how traumatic it was, I also learned how incredibly loving and loyal I am and how good of a person I am. I don't give up on people, and I am enough and I deserve so much better, 3 weeks ago I was sobbing, I was in and out of panic attacks because the dream I had of us had died, I let myself grieve and then I started to understand. 3 weeks ago I was believing that he would change for me and we can be together in the future and be so good and now...I understand just how horribly bad that would be that no I don't want to be with that person, they are not good for me and I am not waiting or doing anything to go back to that person, the fact still hurts sometimes but I don't cry about it much anymore...and I am so proud of myself...I never give up on people, I love unconditionally, I see good in people, I forgive and I learn and reflect, I care! and I damn well deserve that back. I love who I am and the fact that I didn't for so long because I let myself go through that and stick around and continuously put myself through that, I didn't stand up for myself! I let myself get bullied and used while I still cared and believed it will all change that it HAD to because they love me and I love them, never again. I hate that this happened to me but I am also a little glad just a tiny bit because, in the end, I found myself and I fell in love with myself.