Trust issues after Narcissistic Relationship

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[annetterhynold]

I was married to a narcissist for 34 years. Everything you mentioned on this video is exactly what happened to me. I had no clue what a narcissist was until I finally left over 5 years ago. I worked hard to heal. Even after all l went through, I still believed in love. I finally met a wonderful man 4 months ago. It is hard to believe that l deserve a man like him. I am finally able to know that I deserve to be loved by an amazing man. Finally happy ❤

[MathiasSchreiber-yp]

I recently went through a difficult breakup. My five year relationship ended a month ago, and it's been incredibly hard. I still have so much love for my ex girlfriend, and I can't seem to get her out of my mind. Despite my best efforts to win her back, nothing has worked, and the thought of being with anyone else feels impossible right now. I know it might sound odd to share this here, but I miss her deeply and can't stop thinking about her.

[RS-msbz]

I trusted the wrong woman, who turned out to be a covert narcissist. Three years post divorce and I still can’t trust a woman, even though one I almost went on a date with was trustworthy after a month of communication. Ex wife traumatized me so much I don’t think I’ll ever trust a woman again, even if she is absolutely trustworthy. Narcissist are just pure evil.

[RM-zjsx]

As a man I want to say that this is exactly my life. The woman who abused me did so because of her abuse from previous experiences. Hurt people hurt people and she went through traumatic experiences that she took out on me. Resulting in the marriage ending and the trauma got passed along to our children. Never worked on herself and repeatedly abused me after the divorce.

[sanjeevbains]

More dating videos please. This was so helpful 👍🏽

[Erica-wzyv]

Your videos are sooo helpful. Thank you!!! 🙏

[Lotus]

Love your videos and all the wisdom you share. Thank you.
I just wish your courses didn't have such high prices....not affordable for women who are struggling I'm thank you for the continued you tube videos, at least we can learn from those :)

[rosaliaoliver-qvgr]

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[LindsayGrandberry]

Hey It's my birthday today Oct. 26!!!! Thank-you for all your great work!!!! xooxox

[ameliasavage]

Thank you for the video and it helped me .

[lisalambert]

Choosing the wrong person.
Good and bad in everything, every aspect.

[steenkristensen]

Thanks Stephanie, and have a Nice Day 🙂🫶

[naveedrehman]

Even if I find the “correct” “woman” I have no desire to get legally married

[DDa-nv]

You trust who you are most attracted by, otherwise they'd be no interest in wanting to trust someone.

It's inevitable. Like disappointnents in life are inevitable. So chase who you most like, trust yourself and you are enough.

The thought of "lack of trust" leads to uncertainty as you are experiencing life. Not a good way to live. 🤷

[haylesm]

I wanted for so long to understand the logic behind it. The "why" as it was important to me as part of my healing journey & I only ever got parts thereof. This has given me the peace & validation I have been wanting & was something I needed to hear. Ty 🙏 🤍

[Fight--your-food]

I was the first woman but I felt an experience caused me to choose the wrong men. I ended up deciding that I was going to make sure the rest of my life was going to be the best of my life. I was going to be in a creative and active mode. I then met a wonderful man who created this experience where we had the best conversations and an amazing connection. A year later we started sharing a life together. He had been disappointed by women just as I had been disappointed by men. I did have struggles but he was patient. I had to learn to trust him and I did. I thank God every day he is in my life.

[Kakarott]

I needed that video thank you! At the moment I feel more comofortable to isolate but I noticed that I at least flirt and talk to men a bit again without hating all of them😂

[Varonno]

This is a two way street. Early trauma and regulating emotions, and the later in life trauma. In each there’s gotta be balanced because they don’t know themselves enough to project what they want in a man. If she’s got too many red flags and no accountability? Her high expectations can’t be too high because she’s not going to be perfect either. Can’t blame everyone else because we all know we have to be the change we want to be. Trust and respect is built mutually. It’s easier for some women to express interest. I’d suggest she take a year off to find her purpose. To build her self esteem. Approval and acknowledgement is our own responsibility. We perceive and choose are own perspectives. Fulfillment is never guaranteed. It’s a state of mind. It’s being present. Women love the man who is self assured with a plan and drive towards adventure and success. It’s a brand new day. But don’t jump from relationship to relationship. Try thr friend zone for a bit. Maybe you find someone you want in your life and you can’t live without. Maybe he’s not perfect. But he’s not a bunch of red flags. Finding a kind person who isn’t a jerk who matches your love languages? It takes time. Good luck getting to the place where you feel wanted/needed. You’re always enough.

[rosaliaoliver-qvgr]

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[nickus]

That is the worst part of being involved with a narcissistic person. I still find myself hard to relax around new peopl, let alone trust someone and it has been 2 years since, with therapy included.