This isn’t just heartbreak—it’s psychological warfare."
In this powerful episode of Fake Love and Flying Monkeys, I’m joined by Tracy Rector—award-winning film producer, speaker, author, and domestic violence survivor. Tracy shares her journey of healing from narcissistic abuse and how it inspired the critically acclaimed film No Ordinary Love, named one of USA Today’s “biggest summer movies” of 2021.

Tracy opens up about the devastating emotional and psychological impact of coercive control, gaslighting, and emotional abuse, and how survivors can find strength, justice, and their voice again. From her experience as board chair for Texas’s second-largest domestic violence agency to her current research with national leaders, Tracy is changing the game in how we address gender-based violence.

"You don’t just survive narcissistic abuse—you rise."
This is a must-listen for anyone affected by toxic relationships, narcissistic partners, or domestic abuse. Be inspired by Tracy’s story and discover how storytelling can drive change, support survivors, and expose the truth behind fake love. 

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