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  • so easy to slip into a relationship, so many years to stagger out of it.

    btw, anyone else noticing how the narcissism/psycho label is all over the net as the definition for whatever ails ya? reminds me of 'Men Who Hate Women and the women who love them'

    pop remedy. 'experts' show up when they are just complaining.

    end any relationship that is continually painful. just give up & take care of yourself.

    all i'm saying is please exercise some discernment when searching definitions of things.

  • @freespirit66 That makes you a narcissistic retard, boom! You've just got mentally.and verbally raped.

  • I wouls say her "solution" is narcissistic. To automatically think that what you say controls a persons actions is part of the defintion of narcissism. Since Smeagles mom is.tossing lables, lets throw in sociopath, a fitting assessment for her, considering the nonsense she just spouted.

  • I have 2 in my family and chose not to talk with both. Every conversation is fruitless and annoying.

  • Doesn't work on me I always want proof

  • "career" victims are also narcissists. Their "victimization" makes them feel special (especially victimized).

  • NutriaGratia run run run get as fara away as possible while you are still young. this will not get better and the longer you are there the worse you will feel and the more she will entrap you. Save yourself

  • True definitely agree with everything. I made the mistake of not doing this and trying to be honest but then when I realized what was going on just agreed with everything until I could get the heck out of there. Sometimes it takes a while becaue you find out they have set multiple traps for you when you try to leave. The other thing to do is be emotionless. This really works great they leave you alone more. They like to get a rise and if you dont give it they will move onto someone else

  • Never stick a camera in a bowl of JELLO!...... I agree with you Mam Ty for Posting But I could not resist...

  • My husband is a narcissist only when he's maniac.

  • It's interesting to see videos like this and then go and look at what the other side has to say.

    It's become quite obvious that the problems generally occur when the female in the situation is attempting to essentially lie to, betray, and otherwise mislead the "narcissist". What makes it worse is when the knowledge of the lie is revealed, instead of apologizing for it or simply saying "yeah so what", the female undertakes a mission to assassinate character with labels while feigning innocence.

  • I Love Being a Narcissist... It Validates how Truly Great I Am!!!

  • @MichaelJRodriguez you will die one day and you won't take anything with you. there is no afterlife and you will cease to exist.

  • Married 22 years with one. Walked on egg shells with every word I said. No matter how hard I tried, it was already wrong and bad. She was constantly pushing buttons and if I got upset, she would point out to everybody, including our kids what a terrible person I am. I walked away and THEN realized how bad it really was. Life is so much better now. I'm alone now and want to keep it that way, I will never be able to trust again.

  • @charkee1 Don't buy the ass, rent it!

  • @plalelal I don't even want it for free.

  • Thank you for posting this. I lived in a situation like this and every single word I said was remembered and later used against me. The constant verbal abuse and destroying my things. He was always trying to bring me down. And my so called friend always had an excuse for everything. I have never been so happy since I got away from that nut. Run as soon as you can. And don't let them back in your life. Ten years later and I am still in therapy, but happy!

  • great advice-- but the shaking of the camera is hard to watch-- a tripod would make this easier to watch.

  • I prefer to mentally and verbally rape narcissists. That's how I deal with them.

  • @freespirit66 me too.

  • @freespirit66 cool

  • Once you recognise the person to be a narcissis(n)t you need to be in exit mode.Gone once practically safe never having further contact using a lawyer & police only for further dealings n precipitates. While with n tell him nothing of importance. You can look like your listening and n often won't notice if you don't reply or say you need time to think about what n said to give a meaningful answer. If n tries demeaning you the response is telling him politely not interacting when acts that way.

  • Ann- I am happy to see this information available. I feel it is important, however, to note that if you agree with a narcissist, in my experience, they will use that fact against you in the future. I had a client who did this, and it created more trouble for her down the road. This was not a "you're right, I'm sorry" instance, but something that was a supposed negotiation. So please, use caution!

  • Dissengage, it is not a matter of winning as the competition is theirs only. It is important to not want or need anything from them, then they can't deny and dehumanise. Let them think they are in control and never react to their devices. Challenge them only as a fatal blow and final departure.

  • P.S. I strongly suspect that you may have some 'control' issues that are not being fully addressed.

    This is a serious subject because the advice you are giving will get someone else as ensnared, mired and bogged down in the same hellish pit (emotionally) you are living in while trying to 'control' a narcissist.

    I wish you the best.

  • Anne, This is some of the worse advice I've ever heard! There is only 1 way to deal with a narcissist and that is to ALWAYS shine the light of truth on them. ALWAYS. Dont push any buttons, dont attempt to elicit rage. Dont even try to get any emotion from them bc you know the dont have any true feelings for you or anyone else.

    If you believe you are 'handling' this person with this advice you are giving, you need to take a long hard look at yourself because it appears you are losing yourself.

  • @lynnegordon I lived with one for 29 yrs so what she is saying is spot on, she is saying WHILE you are stuck with them as I was with no escape, you can fight back and and shine the light of truth as you say but that will enrage them.......if you lived with one you will know what i mean in a second. So instead she is saying to play the game to survive, as I finally figured out to do, just say yes your right and agree until you can get out. you will only know if u have experienced living with one

  • this is soooo true, you have to eat your self esteem after it has been destroyed with distortion campaigns. Focus on the goal! To elicit the rage is more devastating.

  • @brianjacksun yes very true!!!

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  • Why do you only refer to the subject in question as 'him'??? For this reason, your vid fails. Females have this disorder TOO.

  • @MikeSVOR A very large proportion in this age of consumerism and gender equality.

  • they don't fly into a rage because you push their buttons!!! they fly into a rage without any provocation no matter how careful you are, no matter how much you're walking on eggshells....their stratospheric sense of entitlement makes them feel outraged by the mere fact that you breathe in their presence....let alone if you try and safeguard your legitimate rights.....get real!!!!!!

  • @NuntiaGratia I've noticed that they do both; on a whim and when they are confronted. You can't predict their hatefulness. It usually rains down when they are feeling especially bad or bored.

  • @DayMare2000 excellent observation....in fact I used to say about my ex he was like a shark that smells blood...if i was down, anxious, worried, sick....that's when he'd hit

  • @NuntiaGratia yes me too this is true

  • @DayMare2000 so they'd be feeling bad or bored and they would need their fix to make them feel better.....a taste of your blood when you're at your most vulnerable

  • @NuntiaGratia Unfortunately so. :( It tends to get worse when they are suffering somehow. My mother has been striken with fibromyalgia and she has never been as cruel to me now as she was in the past. She has called me a bitch - her own daughter - threatened to throw me out on the street in the middle of winter, accused me of being a whore (I'm a virgin), screamed in my face, complains that I'm not good enough, and so on. My turning into an adult has made her narcissism escalate.

  • @DayMare2000 oh Im so sorry to hear this, I have dealt with the same ;( how old are you hun? I finally got out when I was 29 yrs. my bf saved me, he cld not stand to see me treated the way I was, intact he is the one who showed me how bad it was by showing me how other mothers treat their children, I was shocked! here all my life I was told it was me and I had a mental problem, when it was her and her abuse. Just know its not you hun, I hope you get out soon. always here if u need to talk.

  • @MsDanny444 Yes, it's psychological torture.

    ... I keep reassuring myself that the agony my mother has smothered me with, and the fact that I've seen her do this to other people, will help me escape from the pain and leave her in the dust - to heal. However, I'm all too cognizant that anger is just as sneaky as pain. ... I have a long road ahead of me. I'll be traveling it for some time.

    My best strength is that I have found myself through my will to survive. If I can just hold on. . .

  • @NuntiaGratia yup they do both

  • im the kind of person that just doesnt walk away when theres an issue, because that narocist might annoy another person. anyone know what to do? right now, ive figured out that since they think theyre perfect all the time, you cant make them wrong no matter what.

  • want to talk with a narcissist? make a point. only one way..quietly and little drama say buh bye..taken me 8 years. i was told to do this 7 years ago as i saw it but thought it will be better. It got worse but by doing some homework as this helps. She had all 9 symptoms and all at once. Walk away and you win win. set yourself free and take control away from them..eewww they hate the most.

  • This woman preaching acquiescence, appeasement and self-abasement as a response to abuse looks and sounds herself like an abuse victim, hiding bruised eyes behind her sunglasses, having had to sneak out of the house to make this video poolside, speaking in hushed tones so that the abuser won't hear her, yet giving exactly the kind of advice the abuser would want an abusee to adopt--Is he standing just off-camera, threatening her?

  • @URLy2Rise What are you on ?

  • This woman preaching acquiescence, appeasement and self-abasement as a response to abuse looks and sounds herself like an abuse victim, hiding bruised eyes behind her sunglasses, having had to sneak out of the house to make this video poolside, speaking in hushed tones so that the abuser won't hear her, yet giving exactly the kind of advice the abuser would want an abusee to adopt--Is he standing just off-camera, threatening her?

  • Is this woman preaching acquiescence, appeasement and self-abasement as a response to abuse looks and sounds herself like an abuse victim, hiding bruised eyes behind her sunglasses, having had to sneak out of the house to make this video poolside, speaking in hushed tones so that the abuser won't hear her, yet giving exactly the kind of advice the abuser would want an abusee to adopt--Is he standing just off-camera, threatening her?

  • most women are too preoccupiedwith their own narcissistic needs to puts up with mens narcissistic needs.

  • @o0POSH0o 75% of narcissists are men.

  • @limellexX If you're a guy.... wait till you get married. If you're a woman you'l needing to be paid attention to a whole lot...... that means the guy has one job.... you. If he doesn't pay attention to you you'e going to get very upset. All men know that the world is about making woman happy all the time.....

  • @o0POSH0o +1

  • Sycophants enable and give energy to narcissists, many of whom are psychopaths as well. We live under the psychopathic control grid as there are too many people who pander to psychopaths and become like them.

  • It's easy to push their buttons as the goal posts keep shifting. Once you learn how to please them they want more and more so rage is something you cannot avoid. The best thing is be yourself and let the insults wash over your head.

  • My experience is that there is only one solution to narcicists, a solution that can be summed up in two words - "Walk away!"

    There really is no other solution - you cannot fight, reason, appeal or win as the narcicist will always be the winner... in their own mind...

  • @jagara1 Plus you can never appease. It goes round in circles as you put your foot down to the abuse and isolating techniques and walk away but they come crawling back saying it will all be different this time.

  • @jagara1 so true.

  • @jagara1 That's not true.

  • @jagara1 yes (all true) especially what you said in the end, "in their own mind..." VERY, VERY TRUE!

  • I'd like to be a fly on the wall and witness 2 severe narcissists going AT it.

  • @denisethepainter ah, my childhood watching them fight. adulthood is good signed, beautiful and kind.

  • Respond to this video... book "if you had controlling parents" by susan forward.

  • get therapy...to learn how to cope and don't put blinders on because they are parents........I did that for most of my life and I am paying for that............

  • plan ahead.....injure them and mirror them...and before they can rage back ....leave them alone ...disappear /no contact ....while exposing them to their friends (these people probably already know ).

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