Dr. Judy WT"Freud"

THE PSYCHO CHILD WITHIN, AND THE DEMAND FOR UNCONDITIONAL LOVE

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the best strategy for steering clear of narcissistic relationships is to heal myself. When you close your window of vulnerability, you create boundaries to keep out the bad and let in the good. It's important that you understand your childhood wounds so that you don't keep replaying them. And you don't enroll other people in the dance of dysfunction in order to steer clear of narcissist psycho, educate yourself, heal your wounds, and create a consciousness of being proactive rather than we actively picking people that make you feel good in the moment. Just because you love someone, it doesn't mean that they love you back. Be more, be more mindful of how they make you feel rather than how you feel about them, but should do it. 

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Leaving a Narcissist and Reclaiming Your Life

The Unseen Battle: Why Psychological Healing is Vital for Narcissist Victims

How To Survive Working with A Narcissist:

If you think you're in love with a narcissist, it's not a two way street. As a matter of fact, it's a one way ticket to hell. Why? Because they are playing a different game of life than you are. Their idea of love is controlling manipulation. Your idea of love may be in love, may be vulnerability and intimacy. The two don't work together.

As a matter of fact, they cancel each other out. If you recognize that you are investing too much into a person who doesn't have your back. If you find that you you're financially, emotionally, spiritually drained by the person, you may be toxically tied to an individual who will suck you dry and vampire the life force out of you.

Step number one is seek help so that you no longer have the inclination and the cycle logical blueprint to match with one of these emotional vampires. Step number two is to use your knowledge to choose wisely. Happy Valentine's Day.

Understanding Narcissistic Behavior. Protecting Yourself from Emotional Abuse. Okay, so to understand narcissist behavior, please understand that this type of behavior is born out of an injury in childhood. Usually the injury is a lack of nourishment given by the parent to the child, i.e. emotional, physical abandonment, or spoiling the child and not having them work for a for rewards in life.
Narcissistic behavior mainly shows up as a lack of empathy. Narcissists play a different game of life that game is power and control versus love and intimacy. The the game that that most people do like to play because it's more nourishing and connected. The best way to protect yourself against signing up for a narcissistic relationship is to do the mind map work and heal from your childhood wounds so that you don't keep repeating old familial patterns.
If you are in a narcissistic, abusive relationship, please get out as soon as you can. Setting boundaries only works for so long. They're great at violating them. And so your best course of action is don't sign up in the first place.

Chances are you've come from a narcissistic, abusive family. If your parents were apathetic and lacked empathy, you will probably end up choosing people who lack empathy as well. Or perhaps it is. Perhaps you will identify with your parents and close your heart down as well. Exiting a narcissistic, abusive relationship takes a lot of courage and it also challenges your a year.

It challenges your negative core beliefs like am I good enough and my worthy? Am I lovable? Sometimes when you exit the relationship, you remember the good times and you want to recapture them and go back into the cycle of abuse and emotional violence, so to speak, on this cycle doesn't end well because you never really recapture what you wanted in the first place because they were capable of giving it to you to begin with. The best thing to do is to. What's the word to. To remove yourself from triggers. Remove yourself from these kinds of relationships. Discover why you entered them in the first place, and heal the remnants of the childhood wounds within yourself so you don't repeat the patterns.

The Role of Gaslighting in Narcissistic Abuse: Recognizing and Overcoming Psychological Manipulation