10 Unusual Signs You May Be Dating a Narcissist

Is your romantic connection a little one-sided lately? Do you give and give but never quite feel appreciated?

There's a chance you might be dating a narcissist. And trust me, it's NO fun.

But here's the thing: narcissists can be sneaky. They're not always the loud, braggy stereotype. Sometimes, they're more subtle.

That's why I created a brand new video to help you identify the red flags you might be missing.

In this video, you'll discover:

-How a narcissist can play the blame game (and make YOU feel bad for it!)

-The sneaky way they expect special treatment (everywhere you go!)

-Why their "kind" gestures always come with a hidden agenda (and it's not about you!)

-Plus 7 MORE unusual signs to watch out for!

[dorothyjoanreed]

I was married to a narcissist for 9 years. Let’s just say I’m grateful to have gotten out of that horrible relationship and am making strides toward healing. I’m not ready to date I’ve been isolating myself since I’m not yet confident that I can trust myself because I still feel vulnerable and shaking the victim mentality. I have been watching your channel and learning a lot and feeling more hopeful ❤️

[sljf]

I just had a lucky escape from one. He was a real Jekyll and Hyde character. Dr Jekyll was impressive. Thankfully I asked the Lord if this was someone I should be involved with and if he wasn’t, please reveal the truth to me. My prayer was answered quite spectacularly. I said no to something he proposed then Mr Hyde revealed himself. We hadn’t even got to the first date, I’ m grateful that I dodged a bullet.

[MHAdvocateUK]

I was married to a narcissist for 25 years. She was an absolute nightmare.

[siobahnhurley]

I dated a narcissist, and he dumped in a text message. He fell off the radar after he knocked my friend’s sister up, stole another friend’s girlfriend, and dumping the baby mama while she was in the hospital giving birth. 🙄 He has now resurfaced by contacting another friend of mine who had a huge crush on him, but all he did was toy with her, (been about 10 years btw). He’s apologizing for the past, and swearing he’s changed; I don’t buy it. What’s worse is she believes him. How do I convince her he hasn’t changed and get the bastard out of her life and mine?

[MicheleHerrmann]

With your client that had the credit card issue, it's fraud and she could have pressed charges against him.