5 Ways a Super Empath Destroys a Narcissist

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chapters:
00:00 introduction

01:01 Clip reaction
( Includes 5 ways a Super empath destroys a Narcissist)

01:14 1. A Super empath destroys a Narcissists sense of entitlement

01:52 2.A Super empath sees through a Narcissists mind games

02:33 3. A Super empath destroys a Narcissist ego

03:23 4. A Super empath does not take anything a Narcissist says seriously

03:53 5. Super empaths fight a Narcissist real hard

04:43 How to become a Super empath ?

05:54 All empaths are survivors

[narcabusecoach]

Betrayal Trauma After Narcissistic Abuse:

[sherrymurphy]

They make the mistake of believing that our empathy is our weakness.

[kika-geqr]

Ignore the narcissist. They can't handle it!. ❤️

[sherrymurphy]

Yes this is true - we will "question them without fear" - we "cannot tolerate injustice" - we "take steps required to stop it."

[klarissam]

Narcissists think empaths are weak because of the empathy, love, and kindness we have. The narcissists believes empaths are not supposed to make mistakes, and narcissists believe they're perfect because of their false sense of self. Narcissists will use your past against you and they're controlling monsters. Narcissists play the victim in every situation, and blame empaths in every situation, and they're very abusive. Narcissists love to interfere with empaths peace, they love to torment you. They always like to be around a lot of annoying people like them. They'll mess your whole life up, like calling the police on you for no reason, when they're the ones causing problems and bothering you, and the police are narcissists just like them. The best thing to do is to stay away from these monsters and go no contact with them, because they'll mess up your whole life.

[NoliesonLysatya]

I understand now why my ex husband’s hatred for me grew over the years. I grew stronger and he wasn’t able to break through the shield I built around myself for self protection from his BS. I stopped biting his bait whenever he wanted a fall out, started saying ‘No’ to his flying monkeys, refused to fawn over the enablers he wanted to score points with, ignored his tantrums, disengaged when he was unreasonable and went no contact when divorce was filed. It was almost as if I cut off his oxygen supply when I deprived him of his entitled expectations. He totally went crazy and lost control. At that point, I video recorded his stunts to be used as evidence in court and my children finally saw his true colours.

[paulkocyla]

What I noticed in narcissists who used me in the past was that they will try to come back to you to reestablish the "friendship".
They will be charming, complimental etc. until they see another opportunity to take advantage of you.
My solution was pretending I have no time and losen communication.

[antoinettegorman]

It’s too much to be on a relationship with a narcissist. It’s not worth it . Leave, don’t look back . Love YOU

[alainmona]

13 years ago I started off my relationship being almost capable of being a super empath. As I’ve stayed with my girlfriend for this entire time, I’ve found myself regressing back into a immature emotional state from the years of narcissistic abuse. I’ve lost the confidence, communication, self love and empathy I used to have so plentifully when I first met her. Now I’ve been so trauma bonded that I am unable to remove myself from the cycles of toxic emotional immature abuse. I find myself diving head first into the sea of despair with a controlling manipulating narcissist that uses endless empty threats, dismisses all my interests, friends, or dreams. And so much more, if anyone sees the red flags of a narcissist please don’t think you can fix them or overcome it. Find someone else, save yourself the suffering, and move on with your life. Don’t waste a decade like me.

[a.williams]

This is so empowering, Danish. It completely resonates. The more aware you are the more powerful you become and that's precisely what narcissists don't want! They constantly need victims to abuse. Set strong boundaries, stand your ground, give them no reaction and see what happens.

[mrtt]

Just came up against narcissist abuse this should be taught in schools.

[sonitawong]

Narcissists hate me, I have been vicious to them, this video described me exactly.... Narcissists are very, very, vindictive and revenge seeking though, but they run away from me, now know why, I have zero tolerance for their behavior and drama...

[Michael_Arguello]

I like these darker videos. What can I say? Suffering narcissists make me happy. We suffered first. Now it’s their turn to understand real suffering. Perfectly balanced as all things should be.

[helpinyerdasellavon]

This is wonderful, it all resonates! I've always loved helping others and despised injustice. There's nothing better than being true to yourself. Narcissists are enslaved to their lies and fears.

[ashton]

They implode when they realize they're not playing you but you're one step ahead of them, when they realize you're giving/helping because you genuinely care and not because you're deceived and needy of getting something back, because you know they have nothing to give.

[pantheraleo]

A super empath is the only narcs worst nightmare. As you said, in deal with a super empath, chance is 0% for narc! All of these 5 ways that possess by a super empath is the most kryptonite for narcissists!

[zamboniclean]

Empaths play the long game with their life. While the narcissist plays the instant gratification game with theirs. When the clash comes, we've got plans, and they have regrets.

[justmyopinion]

Very very true!

A very abusive childhood caused me to fight every single day of my childhood for my own safety, protection and life. I did so with the trauma based survival skills that C-PTSD uses over it victims as well as being an Empath.

When I was an adult married to a narcissist, he would come up to me out of the blue as I’m doing laundry, dishes, putting clothes away, etc… and he would say ridiculous things to me.

EX: All your friends are lowlifes.
I replied, “Hummmm I don’t think Tom, Donna, Belinda, Joe, Levy, Mike, Bev, etc… will appreciate you calling them lowlifes”. He just walked away without making a sound.

He hated me helping other people and acted like I needed his permission. So he was really mad because I was going to help someone and he didn’t want me to. A couple days later he came to me and said, I forbid it! As in he was forbidding me from helping someone. I coughed sarcastically and asked him to repeat what he just said because I know I misunderstood him. Silence. I said, I’m sorry, you for-what-me? Please say it again, im sure I heard you incorrectly. Silence. Yea I thought so. I’ll pretend you experienced momentary episode of insanity. I added that he knew exactly who I am and knew I don’t ever do orders or demands, I make my own decisions and choices and nobody controls me but me. He never said a word and walked away speechless yet again.

Another time while I’m putting laundry away, he came out of the blue to tell me I am an embarrassment to him causing him to be humiliated at his company parties because I am inappropriate. I asked him to tell me how I am inappropriate causing him embarrassment. He said you don’t behave in an acceptable way. I asked that he tell me what I do that is inappropriate. He says I don’t know how to describe your behavior. I say okay, give me an example of one party where I behaved in an embarrassing way. He got mad and yelled that he can’t give me an example on the spot! I told him whenever I bring something up that he does and causes me discomfort I always have many examples that support what I’m referring to. He got even more frustrated and snapped, not everyone can come up with examples on the spot like you do. I replied I didn’t need an example from everyone, I just needed one from him. I don’t have one! We’ll take your time, think about it and the moment you come up with one example of a situation when I was embarrassing you come back and tell me. Until then your complaint of my embarrassing behavior holds no water and is considered unfounded and without merit. Walked away speechless again and he never came back with that example.

Not one of his attempts to rattle me with completely false attempts at character assassination ever worked on me.

But I love to apply logic, reasoning and rationale thought process in debating illogical, unreasonable and irrational people. So I got A LOT OF PRACTICE in that marriage before divorcing the narcissist.

[JennPaustian]

I journal, I keep healing, I tell absolute truth to 1 safe person - including my mistakes/choices so that this person can reflect back to me with words what I share. Then I deeply introspect and take time alone. I exercise, meditate and pray. Then once I’m grounded I strategize. I’m learning how to do all this bc I set the intention of not reacting any more but responding instead. I turn my back on fear and speak out loud “it all works out for my best” and then I do all of these things over and over again until I no longer worry and completely accept myself.

[manvendraabhang]

Yes it absolutely true I pray to God to give Narcissist good treatment forgive their wrong behavior to good person