5 Ways Empaths Can Set Bulletproof Boundaries With a Narcissist

5 Ways To Set Bulletproof Boundaries With a Narcissist.

Narcissists are dangerous people, and if they’re given permission, they would gladly ruin your life and make you miserable. This, therefore, makes it imperative for anyone dealing with a narcissist to make sure they build solid boundaries with them.

So, without further ado, here are five ways to set solid boundaries with the narcissist.

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[SimpleLifeSG]

Leaving a toxic relationship is the best way.

[kbusby]

1. Do not explain yourself to them.
2. Leave once it's not looking good.
3. Decide on what to accept and what not to.
4. Learn to step away from negative comments and intrusive questions.
5. Call them out whenever they are wrong.

All good points, particularly useful for the workplace when you are surrounded by Cluster B personalities. Btw if you are an empath, just leave that environment. Those individuals cannot help you flourish. Be well everyone.

[suzsiz]

My heart goes out to people who are stuck in toxic relationships during the pandemic. That must be a true nightmare, not being able to escape.

[queencee]

My mom trys so hard to make me mad or get me to react it never ends... It's scary for sure because she has her smear campaign group while I'm left alone to defend myself

[MauriceRivers]

Dead silence/non-reaction scares narcissists, haters, people who don't respect your boundaries, and people who are jealous/envious of you.

Jealousy can mean a lot of things: rumors, competition, lies. They look down on you. They don’t miss any detail of how you are dressed or how you act, etc. They are always hanging on what others are doing or saying. They are often critical and judgmental. They often reveal things to others. They never have enough of anything; they are never satisfied. They always believe that other people are more fortunate and get everything.

Often they are not creative. In fact, it is common for them to copy others. And they are happy when others fail. There will always be jealous people around you. You will come across them in your friend groups, in your workplace, in your neighborhood, and even in your family. Don’t let yourself be susceptible to this negativity, nor let it bring you down.

[themooneyedgirl]

**Warning, a bit personal**
Thank you for this. I live with TWO narcissistic people and it becomes very difficult for me. I learned about setting boundaries very late in life- I am also a “people pleaser” due to neglect in my early years. I blame myself when someone is not happy. This was all a hard and painful lesson to learn. Wishing the best for all of you as well to find equality in your work/home life.

[caron]

My experience is that they don't respect your boundaries...its all about them

[rosettesionne]

It is dangerous to call out a narcissist even experts don't recommend it. They will always do what is in their power to appear good infront of others so if you try to challenge them or call them out... so be prepared for their narcissistic rage. Don't accept what they do to you but the best reaction is either to avoid them or be emotionally detached you can never win an argument with them even if you know you are right.

[lexydrexer]

Depends on how dangerous they are, on #5. Calling them out is exactly how he said, but can be very dangerous if it's the wrong person. Personal experience....multiple personal experiences...

[newday]

😌 I changed my number, he was calling me from fake ones. Done for life.

[memorylanemodelcars]

A Family Composed of 6 Extreme. Narcissists. ( 63 yr Dad, 58 wife/ Step mom. 3 20 something youths) Have been Super aggressively. Attacking my life for 11 years no. Thousands & Thousands of $$ in damage. While Narrowly escaping Arrest & prosecution for their actionsimmediately in 2009 upon Realizing whom and what they wete I tried isolating them out of my life but they still. Came thru friends and acquaintances etc.

[nubiaptah]

It's great advice yet it doesn't account for the addiction that occurs during Love Bombing or Trauma Bonding! It was difficult for me to leave the Nothing Narc! Growing Through Healing! 🦋

[nancysmith]

Thanks, Very helpful. Just stepped out of my first conscious encounter with this type of abusive person. Wow that was a duzzie. Hope I don't ever fall down that hole again. I think this time of purification on the planet is pushing us all to evolve to a new level of Awareness. Be kind, and compassionate with ourselves and everyone, walk away from toxic people we don't have to fix them we just need to know how to rescue ourselves from the delusions that created that whole drama. Thanks😊💝🌎

[jeremyutley]

The last time I called a narcissist out. I got flashed while they were on the toilet. Thank goodness, I was able to look away in time.

[emiliagarza]

I had to put a restraining order against a Narcissist. She was a friend who tried crossing boundaries, I thought I made it clear that I was not and would not ever be interested in her, of course she flipped it. I blocked her I went no contact, but she continued harassing me. So I finally had to get Law Enforcement involved.

[alleymed]

None of the above,
It's much easier to take a walk, ife is too short.

[elevatedintuition]

Great ideas. Boundaries are important in any relationship.

[pkp]

Im cutting them out of my life like a cancer. I have a ZERO tolerance policy for anything /anyone that disrupts my peace. My work and my life demand enough of my empathic energy, but I refuse to allow toxic people and narcissists into my close personal circle. If this means I’ll fie alone and covered in fleas, I gladly except it and have no fear because I know that every situation is temporary.

[jennalondonrichards]

For anyone going through this, please do some daily affirmations, self-care, have a hobby, etc. They broke you down, build yourself up, you are worthy, this narcissist abused you because they saw you as worthy and they think stealing that from you makes them "strong"

[junderscorewmurphy]

An example of how to set a boundary = I have just seen a film Narnia. A boundary setting comment was made within the plot. It was polite and swift. X gave orders but Y was in charge. Z stood up for Y saying: 'Forgive me, but Y is in charge on this ship'. X replied that he was sorry. Job done.