What You Don't Know About Narcissists

In this video, we delve into what you don't know about narcissists, shedding light on their behaviors and how to identify and deal with them.
Discover the shocking truth about narcissists that you need to know in 2024.
Watch now to arm yourself with crucial knowledge about narcissism.

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[demigaines]

Thank You So Very Much for Sharing This I Am A Victim Of Narcissistic Abuse I Was Horribly Abused Emotionally.
I Have Lost Myself I Would Get Months And Years Of The Silent Treatment.Becoming Suicidal In The Beginning Because I Didn’t Know What I Was Dealing With.I Recently Called Out The Narcissist For Using Me He Turned The Tables On Me When He Was done Belittling Me I Found Myself Apologizing To The Narcissist.
Narcissistic Abuse Is Brutal Cruel Abuse.

[liana]

I've been hesitant about calling my mother a narcissist, because it's such an overused (and as you point out, misused) term these days. When a term is used so loosely, it loses its meaning. I rarely talk about my abusive mother, except in comment sections, but I prefer to see her as a high-conflict personality. It's more descriptive and the words are accurate.

[RachelRae]

What I struggle to understand is why there is a difference of a certain type of person who may be on this spectrum seeking communication/understanding and comfortable with getting vulnerable as part of that process, while other people who might lean more narcissistic appearing avoid any form of straightforward communication at all costs, even when it’s probably the easier route. I can see that some narcissistic appearing people never seem to quake in their delusions, while others always have a shifty amount of fear under the surface, but there is a real marked difference in methodology for which I don’t see a clear lineage.

[CarniBarbie]

Whoever is reading this, please do yourself a favor and invest in healing with this man. My husband and I both met with him this week and he has done more in 2 hours for us than the last 40 years of countless therapists. He is the real deal. Do his free stuff but if you are able, he is worth every penny for one on one coaching. Thank you, Kenny. You are saving my life for sure. ❤

[BB-rdfi]

Richard Grannon teaches that many people may look, sound and act like a narcissist but really they're just highly codependent. He has an hour long video titled "the cure for narcissism" ... it shed light on some details I needed to connect the dots for myself in worry that I am a narcissist. He's nice to listen to and watch because of his British accent and he looks like a fine a** viking teacher, lol. I've been seeking content from as many teachers as the universe brings my way in order to piece together different interpretations and track commonalities in the teachings. As cheesy as it is- Jesus is the teacher that brought me to your content Kenny. Thank God! #JesusIsTheKingOfTruth

[KangooDancewithBrandy]

I understand that children from an early age experience narcissistic behavior. However my granddaughter is 10 and still continues to have that behavior. She has been with us since she was 6. We have custody of her and her little sister. Her behavior has been very stressful on us. I never used to have eczema and heart issues until she came into our lives.

[suzanne]

Leave. Just Go ... I no longer gaf as to WHY and HOW he became what he is - I allowed him ( taking accountability for my part in the worst ten years of My Life) to Nearly destroy me. Then through trauma therapy, I took my life back.
He is Most definitely an Avoidant, with a large predilection towards being a Covert narc ... Both personality disorders are So Close ( yes, he's Also very codependent!)
I tried for years YEARS!!) to figure out what/ why/ how he became " What" he is .
Now I focus on ME. My life. My joy. My future.
The greatest, most validating thing I have learned is that I can go back to my compassionate, joyful self - and grow, and be happy each day --
He, will Always be exactly what he is. And that's the thought that makes Me realize that
1. It wasn't me
2. I had nothing to do with his behavior and treatment of me
3. Nothing I did or said would have made him behave any differently.
It's in him.