Narcissistic victim syndrome

The number of people who fall into the trap of narcissists is constantly increasing, as is the number of people who develop narcissistic victim syndrome. But what exactly is this, and how can you know if you’re suffering from it? When you meet a narcissist, the chances are that you initially won’t have any idea how bad he is for you. People with NPD don’t show their true colors and pretend to be nice, kind, loving, and confident. #thinkaloud #pasts #properly #lovequotes

It is so hard to move forward and to be completely happy after divorcing a narcissistic spouse when there are children involved. No matter how hard you try, how much therapy or how positive you try to be. They break you down, they find your weak spot and hold you hostage. You try to stay optimistic and not let them get to you, but your children are your weakness. They were able to victimize you, so you know what they are capable of doing with your children and there is no way to explain it…

I think the hardest thing to understand for those who haven’t experienced maternal narcissism is that narcissistic parents don’t see their children as individuals. A narcissistic mother doesn’t see her children as independently functioning human beings who have their own thoughts and feelings. She doesn’t see their individual personalities or acknowledge their goals.#narcissist #narcissisticabuse #emotionalabuse #narcissism #gaslighting #lemonmoms ##personal growth #journey #codependency…

Curiously, it’s not always straightforward knowing whether you are the narcissist or the victim. However, if you are contemplating this question, chances are you do not have high levels of grandiose narcissism because you are willing and able to reflect on your beliefs, traits, and behaviors. There are several reasons why the line between the two is often not that clear.