narcissistic personality disorder pt 5 victims talks of suicide

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narcissistic personality disorder pt 5 victims talks of suicide

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[LainOutOnTheFloor]

I HEAR ya!!!!!

[begood4000]

@LainOutOnTheFloor thanks

[auntstacey123]

Actually , the preacher thought it was sweet that her hubby stayed with her despite her abuse.

[begood4000]

@auntstacey123 sorry to hear that. That's sad.

[auntstacey123]

@begood4000 Thanks for your videos. I work with 2 female narcissists which prompted me to seek out information. It is like living in crazyland. The worst part is constantly being scapegoated & blamed for things I haven't done. I swear, N's are like space aliens. Their world is totally based on unreality. Logic doesn't work in trying to figure them out. The worst part is dealing w/the rage I have towards them in a constructive way.

[begood4000]

@auntstacey123 I'm glad you have found my videos helpful. Yes they do seem to be like space aliens made at the same space factory don't they :) They love nothing more than to destroy their victims. They feed on the misery and pain :(

[Taxi90210]

I spent 3 years of my life living exactly what your videos are explaining and your exactly correct on the suicide part thank god my spiritual believes were stronger than my depression.

[auntstacey123]

@bradfordmyles It is mind-boggling to me the evil that some women are capable of and people seem to be more willing to give women a break than men who commit the same acts. Hopefully that will change someday.

[auntstacey123]

@bradfordmyles Actually, I think it traumatized me more than I wanted to admit. I still get very nervous when I'm around women who exhibit similar characteristics that this girl had.

[eckleburg22]

@bradfordmyles I couldn't agree more !

[bradfordmyles]

@CamillaCalamity I think he's just sharing his personal experience and trying to enlighten men here, more than anything else. Also, MPD/DID is far more prevalent among women than men.

[bradfordmyles]

@imstricken06 I hear ya. Emotional stress is a killer.

[bradfordmyles]

@eckleburg22 Absolutely keeps "them" happy...but remember, it is only feeding that narcissistic "self" and not the real self inside that is clueless about how to live in wholeness. I have found narcissists and a love of money go together.

[bradfordmyles]

@auntstacey123 I have enough personal experience to know more than I ever wanted to on that line, but thanks. :) Maybe I'll check it out tomorrow...

[bradfordmyles]

@auntstacey123 I think we all encounter a lot of nut-jobs growing up, but that situation you described a little above sounds sadistic. Kids often just mirror to friends the behaviors their parents or guardians showed them, so I imagine she was a victim of some form of similar abuse/control at home. It's nice to grow up and realize we don't have to live in an undifferentiated way to our parents/families. Anyway...I'm sort of rambling...it's late... :)

[bradfordmyles]

I think suicide is the result of feeling incapable of solving extremely stressful issues in one's life. When you apply that thinking to the issue of suffering from a narcissistic partner, parent, friend, etc, I think suicide would result only from not understanding what one is dealing with. The good news of coming into the light on this issue is that it allows for tremendous personal growth and affords us ample time to deal with our own flaws and other connected issues. Would you agree?