The 10 Common Signs of an Empath Suffering from C-PTSD Due to Narcissists

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Discover the 10 Common Signs of an Empath Suffering from C-PTSD Due to Narcissists. Explore the dynamics of being an empath in a toxic relationship with a narcissist and learn how empaths and narcissists create a destructive partnership. Find insights on healing from narcissistic abuse, understanding the signs of narcissism, and the unique qualities of the empath personality type. Dive into the extraordinary world of empaths and their ability to channel empathy. If you're an empath navigating a relationship with a narcissist, this guide is a must-read.
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0:00 - intro
0:33 - Hyper-Vigilance and Anxiety
0:55 - Dissociation and Emotional Numbness
1:20 - Low Self-Esteem and Self-Doubt
1:42 - Chronic Fatigue and Physical Symptoms
2:06 - Difficulty Setting Boundaries
2:26 - Avoidance of Conflict at Any Cost
2:49 - Flashbacks and Intrusive Thoughts
3:12 - Depersonalization and Derealization
3:36 - isolation and Withdrawal
3:57 - Difficulty Trusting Others

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[cck]

1. Hyper Vigilance and Anxiety
2. Dissociation and emotional numbness
3. Low self esteem and self doubt
4. Chronic fatigue and physical symptoms
5. Difficulty setting boundaries
6. Avoidance of conflict
7. Flashbacks and intrusive thoughts
8. Depersonalization and derealization
9. Isolation and withdrawal
10. Difficulty trusting

[sunshinej]

I am an empath because as a child dealing with domestic violence I would have to scan the energy of the house when I got home to see how to act or retreat to my room. Love to all of you who are in pain, and may you find healing ❤

[jordie]

To any empaths who may be suffering in a narcissistic relationship: LEAVE. You need to detach from toxic people and environments, or you’ll never heal. I moved across the country to get away from narcissistic parents. It took a long time to feel human again, but after 2 years I’m loving life. The paranoia, constant red flags, and trust issues do eventually clear up as your nervous system straightens out and you unlearn the suppression of your empathy & intuition. You will be able to easily spot users & manipulators shortly after meeting them. Empathy is a superpower, so don’t waste it on coping with shitty people.

[billy]

100% facts.
On the plus side, I thoroughly embrace being alone.

[zach]

I scored a 10 out of 10 on these. My immediate family was dominated by narcissistic and abusive people. A year ago, a psychiatrist suggested my schizophrenia diagnosis may really be c-ptsd. I've had the schizophrenia diagnosis for over 20 years. I'm glad I never got married or had children. I refuse to hurt anyone the way I was hurt. The legacy of trauma and abuse ends with me.

[emmyo]

I am 73. I've had to deal with this entire life. Was a foster child. At 7 years of age I told foster mom my head hurt. She told me I was lying because children don't feel pain. I had no idea what "sense of self" was for many many years. I finally cured myself of putting others first after several decades. Now I am in the solitary mode protecting myself from the stress other people bring to me. Avoidance is my comfort zone in old age. I am not lonely. Have a wonderful husband of 35 years who gives me love and plenty of space. Life is good. When I need to interact with others I go shopping because I know people are drawn to me and will engage in conversation. That's enough for me. ❤️

[Bigmummy]

The best part of being an adult is not only finding out who I am but realizing I found out too late and paying the emotional price of trusting others….

[zandilebenniezandi]

Hearing "you're not alone" is comforting.

[Sunny-cbou]

My father was an empath; mother the narcissist, with BPD . . I'm 67 now and have been working at self-help since my 20's. Thank you for sharing this information.

[leah__gail]

10/10. Mine came on after having to have several major surgeries and living with a mentally and emotionally abusive alcoholic narcissist. Then I ended up having to live with my mother who is the original narcissist. Many empaths will, literally, be surrounded by narcissists from parents, to lovers, to friends, to strangers!! It’s all in an effort to strengthen your boundaries. Strong boundaries begin with SELF LOVE.

[evebellydancerr]

I have experienced all those symptoms but I've recoverd my human and healthy spirit i'm a 100% now stronger than before, You can do it too. ❤️

[deedoyle]

This video is right on! Facts...by an experienced survivor....who at 85....is just Now learning "who the dickens am NOW I GET TO MAKE MESELF A REAL S*E*L*F

[MBroome]

10 out of 10. I’m working on getting counseling from a certified trauma therapist. I pray we all find our paths to healing. This journey has been beyond painful and exhausting.

[Podunkerz]

I was finally diagnosed two years ago with CPTSD. My mother and father are narcissists. I had to finally cut ties with them three years ago. My sister and brother quite a few of their characteristics. I just couldn’t keep putting that harm in my life. We (all three of us kids) were physically, emotionally, mentally and sexually abused by three adults in our life and two teenagers. I stood strong and broke the abuse cycle. A vow I made when I was a teenager. I am so glad this showed up on my feed. Maybe I will take this to my doctor someday and get the right therapist. I’ve been seeing her for four years and I finally started trusting her. And that is a big step for me. I don’t trust anybody.

[NewHamburgShenanigans]

This video is a scarily precise description of how I feel on a daily basis. I need to be alone to feel even a tiny bit ok, but with two kids and a job where I have to interact with others, its impossible to find a moment of peace and quiet.

[freyapc]

I really don't want to recover- sick of the human race- even the 'nice ones'. But it's a very good indicator of what you've been dealing with if you are getting the flashbacks.

[garethgriffiths]

Spot on! I'm 57 now and I'm still trying to deal with most of these issues. I think having a narssasistic mother and an enabling father is one of the most difficult thing's to get over. Your loyalty is stretched in all directions constantly. Listening too binaural beats and frequency music has helped me a lot over the last few years! Thank you for your video 💖

[angelameyer]

I scored 10 I was married to an abusive Narcissist for 36 years, 6 months and 15 miserable days. I finally broke Free. He still stalked me and tried to lure me back in his web. Even on his deathbed, he asked our youngest daughter to convince me to take him back. I refused. He would not let him win. I WON.

[filippians]

This video describes me PERFECTLY. I developed Borderline Personality disorder because of the abuse and chaos in my family growing up. I'm much better now after much therapy and asking God for help. Thank you Jesus.
Also had a brutal drug/alcohol addiction which God freed me from.

[TheMarvelousMrsMarquez]

That’s why my husband is this way!!! How wild… I just asked about this(!) because he can read the room like crazy (please don’t get offended for saying that word), it even trips me out when he can read MY MOOD, even when I’m trying to hide it. 😂

He was abused as a child, severely…and all this makes SO MUCH SENSE. Thank you Lord for sending me this video…all thie…makes so much damn sense… The way he handles stress & behaves… Man…. My poor husband and that wicked witch of a mother. Evil comes in many forms, unfortunately.

The part I’m also struggling with is…getting him to counseling. 😔 He knows he has to go, but…he just can’t get through those office doors again. Pray for every soul struggling with this. ♥️