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5 Red Flags and Blind Spots In Dating A Narcissist
Here are some reasons why you might not recognize a narcissist: More
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4 Self Harming Lies Women Tell Themselves When Stuck In Toxic Relationships
Here are four self-harming lies women in emotionally abusive, toxic relationships with men who have narcissistic personality traits tell themselves, so you can open your eyes to the truth. More
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What To Expect If You Decide To Stay With A Narcissist
What To Expect If You Decide To Stay With A Narcissist More
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The Callous Discard
If you find yourself in a relationship such as this, do yourself a favor and get away as soon as you possibly can for your own sanity and well-being. More
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17 Signs We Are Used or Abused
17 Signs We’re Used or Abused in a (So-Called) Relationship More
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The Empath, The Narcissist And The Brutal Reality Of Their Toxic Relationship
Empaths and Narcissists are attracted to each other because they mirror each other’s shadow sides. They unconsciously project their dark sides and deepest fears onto each other. More
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Is Your Partner a Narcissist? Here Are 50 Ways to Tell
Below I’m offering you a checklist to determine if your relationship is abusive. Remember: Narcissism is a spectrum disorder; someone with a high level or number of these traits can be a more damaging influence on you, and your children. The more traits, the closer to a full-blown personality disorder.
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6 Reasons Why You Keep Going Back To Him Even When It Hurts You Every Time
“Why do you keep going back to him?”
It’s a question I heard many times when I was in a toxic relationship. More -
Soul Mate? Or The Most Hurtful Relationship Of Your Life?
You gave yourself passionately and eternally to your soulmate—only to find out later that he was really the man-from-hell.
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When Emotional Abuse Makes You Feel Like Love Is Something You Have To Earn
Someone else’s love shouldn’t have been something I set out to prove I deserved. More
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10 Warning Signs That He’s Going To Be Controlling
Controlling behavior is tied to abuse and generally will ruin any good relationship right from the start. More
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Recognizing The Signs of Emotional Abuse
The small slights, put downs, and ‘jabs’ often don’t feel all that significant because they are often “peppered” with random acts of kindness, leaving the victim of abuse slightly dazed and confused. More
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