Almost killed by one. And he plays victim. Narc & Psychopath are not just words. It's so text book. Thank u for helping people get through alive.
3 years ago
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Hell yes! Started with my parents and followed me into adulthood. Now I’m single and it’s safer that way
3 years ago
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I unconditionally loved a narcissist for 10 years. I left, moved out of state, left no way to contact me. I avoided relationships for the following 10 years in order to heal. Ten years later I found a new covert narcissist. We were only together 3 months, through the love bombing. When I began to recognized the signs, I left. I've come a long way. To those who know we are and you reach out to us, thank you. You mean more than words can say.
3 years ago
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Besides dating, also worked with many of them too. Used to work in media but now work with disabled people.
3 years ago | 1
Damn near exclusively. I now know my father was a textbook case. Knowing about narcissism and codependency would have really changed the course of my entire adult life had I known it thirty years ago. I'm 55 now, and it is simply too late for me on many fronts. To anyone who reads this comment, especially if you're young, don't let a random ahole steal your time. Lisa Watson Harris
3 years ago | 6
They're so twisted, damaged beyond repair. Took me years to figure what was going on but thankfully I am free today. Thanks to the counseling and support from family.
3 years ago | 0
I've been dealing with a covert narc coworker since July. She's watching me everytime and everywhere, even sending her flying monkeys to watch over me for her. No wonder she always updates about me. She needs to find ways and reasons to attack and destroy me. Narcs are crazy and very dangerous. I was planning to stay and survive and fight the narc, but I dont think I can as I started to lose my own self because of her toxic behaviour towards me.
3 years ago | 0
So , I was in a relationship with man who was a sociopath, and years later, what I now know is a Grandiose Narcissist (Overt). I also have two relatives who are Narcissists. I lived with one and was raised (sort of) by one. The one I lived with was a Vulnerable Narcissist. She lacked empathy, and self entitled. Arrogant, and passive aggressive, and exploitative. Every Narcissist I have known is (was) also physically abusive at times. But most of the abuse was psychological abuse, and threats.
3 years ago (edited) | 2
A sociopath once. Extremely charming, but behind closed doors waa extremely hateful. No remorse. Went from person to person living with random people and hurting each one in some way before moving on. You would never in a million years think she was a monster because of her fake persona
3 years ago | 1
Actually have with 3 father,mother,older brother I was becoming one ,but I joined the Army and there found my true person .
3 years ago
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Dated one for almost a year and she was an absolute nightmare. Made my life a prison, but I built the guts to run. Never looking back.
3 years ago
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I’ve never been in a relationship with a narcissist but my mother is a narcissist and I believe I’ve had narcissistic friends.
3 years ago
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my mother. it's caused health problems, suicidal ideation, very painful relationship.
3 years ago | 0
I went out on a date with one. I saw many red flags in one night and made a run for it.
3 years ago
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Demon is what I consider my ex for sure; definitely a wolf in sheeps clothing in the beginning, then the mask/clothing comes off. He sure thought I fell hard enough to still be with him🙄 Boy bye-bye, I know better
3 years ago
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Bigger question: was it really a relationship? I would call mine some kind of unilateral agreement.
3 years ago
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yes i just called out a narcissist publicly at my new job..i had to quit..she made my life miserable bc she knew i was right.
3 years ago
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I feel she is very high on the scale and meets most of the traits with constant patterns. also knowing that the term narcissist is way over used by most as if one shows a trait without a pattern then they are a narcissist.
3 years ago | 0
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Have you ever been in a relationship with a narcissist?
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