How do you feel better about yourself when you're currently in (or have recently been in) a toxic relationship with a narcissist?

When you're going through narcissistic abuse recovery, you often find your self-esteem has taken a nose-dive, and you don't even really know who you ARE anymore - let alone, actually love or accept yourself. In fact, sometimes, you kinda think you suck.

Well, my friend, I'm here to tell you that it's time to start feeling good about yourself again - and you've got to start RIGHT NOW. I'm going to give you the ultimate guide to getting back your mojo, your self-esteem and self-confidence, and I'm going to teach you exactly how to start accepting yourself again, starting at this moment.

Getting involved in a toxic relationship with a narcissist is something that more people deal with than you'd expect.

And when you have to endure mental abuse from your partner, it can have a tremendously negative effect on you that lasts a lifetime.

It can be tough for you to bounce back from the mental abuse you had to endure and your self-esteem suffers greatly because of it.

The mental abuse you were put through by a narcissist is usually an attack by your partner to make you feel worthless and insecure.

The partner does it to gain control and boost his or her own ego (yes, women can be abusive, too).

The narcissist wants you to have low self-esteem so you won't think for yourself. Getting out of a relationship like that is the first step you need to take in order to save your own sanity.

There are other things you'll need to do to bounce back from the mental abuse - and I'm going to spell it all out for you!

Are you ready for this?? Let's get your mojo back! Hugs, love and MOJO to you!

Now it's your turn: Have you struggled with your self-esteem or self-image during or after narcissistic abuse? How'd you manage? What would you tell a friend who was in the same situation? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below - and let's discuss it.

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