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Is this narcissistic abuse? Take the free 2-minute quiz and get your personal healing guide: emotionalabuserecovery.com
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Is this narcissistic abuse? Take the free 2-minute quiz and get your personal healing guide: emotionalabuserecovery.com
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In this episode, I talk about How a male narcissist's first and foremost enabler is his mother. The relationship between them is characterized by enmeshment and co-enabling, where the mother perpetuates her son's inflated self-worth with unwavering praise, dismisses his harmful behaviors as insignificant, and he, in return, treats her like his wife.
She instils in him a deep-seated sense of entitlement, leading him to believe that his needs supersede those of others.
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Every person has their way of experiencing excitement, of feeling alive. For some, it’s the exhilaration of adventure sports, for others, it’s the thrill of accomplishing a difficult task. But for narcissists, the adrenaline rush comes from preying on people and playing the game of deception and manipulation.
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When a narcissist loses you, it's like losing their kingdom, their crown, and their royal life. They're left reminiscing about the comfort and convenience you offered, comparing each new relationship with the one they had with you, only to find them lacking.
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The idea of a narcissist believing themselves to be an empath seems counterintuitive. Yet, there are narcissists who create a double illusion of empathy for themselves. Double illusion because their first illusion is that they are better than everyone else, and the second, they are empathetic. How can someone be entitled, grandiose and arrogant and an empath simultaneously? Let's find out in today's episode.
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Narcissistic language is a masterclass in manipulation. It's subtle, it's insidious and designed to control and dominate. Today, in this episode, let's dissect some of these manipulative phrases to understand how a narcissist demonstrates their narcissism through the things they say. These seemingly benign statements carry a lot of weight and hidden meaning to not only break your heart but bend your reality as well.
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In situations where no contact isn't an option, such as when you're co-parenting, you cannot fight a narcissist directly because if you do, you are doomed to fail, so what do you do in such a situation? How do you defeat them when you cannot fight back their way?
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Narcissistic abuse leaves you doubting your own mind, with a body stuck on alert and a trauma bond that keeps pulling you back to the person who hurt you. This podcast names what is really…
I'm Danish. I survived narcissistic abuse myself, and I hold an M.A. in Clinical Psychology and certification as an Advanced Clinical Trauma Specialist.
Every episode takes one hidden piece of the abuse and says it plainly: covert narcissists, narcissistic mothers and the families that protect them, gaslighting, hoovering, the silent treatment, the discard, smear campaigns, no contact, and what goes on inside a narcissist when you finally leave.
Episodes also go into what the abuse does to you: CPTSD, a nervous system that cannot switch off, body symptoms doctors cannot explain, the grief, the shame you carry in silence, and the slow road back to trusting yourself.
If you are trying to understand a narcissist, heal from narcissistic abuse or break a trauma bond, start with any episode. Free resources and the healing community: emotionalabuserecovery.com

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