
It's a v long journey. Quest to better understand #trauma, #abuse and #darktetrad personas. Mindfulness 🙏 Awareness 💚 Compassion #INFP #cptsd #Mentalhealth
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The term malignant narcissism was coined by psychologist, Erich Fromm to denote the most extreme form of narcissism and defines it as “the quintessence of evil” and “the most severe pathology and the root of the most vicious destructiveness and inhumanity
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Never try to defend yourself against a narcissist. They already know you're right, they just want you to go crazy trying to prove it.
There aren’t “two sides to a story“.
There’s the truth, and there’s the abuser’s attempt to distort the truth.
They need to make you look like bad guy so they don’t look guilty of abusing an innocent person for existing.
100%!
Narcissists only care for the people they can fool.
The people who see through them will get their full hatred.
Because the moment you stop being easy to manipulate, you stop being useful in their eyes. And what they can’t control, they often try to discredit, dismiss, or turn into the problem. It’s not really about who you are it’s about how much power they feel they’re losing over you.
People with strong narcissistic traits tend to value attention, validation, and control more than genuine connection. So when someone starts noticing the patterns, asking questions, or refusing to accept the version of reality being forced on them, the dynamic changes fast.
That’s when the mask slips. The charm fades. And what’s left is not warmth, but resistance sometimes even anger.
But seeing through someone like that isn’t a weakness. It’s clarity. And clarity is exactly what removes you from their influence, even if it makes you a target for their frustration.
In the end, the real divide isn’t between “loved” and “hated” people it’s between those who are easily controlled, and those who aren’t.
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Some things abuse leaves behind
Never feeling safe
Being hyper vigilant
Not able to trust
Triggers triggers everywhere
Anger
Sadness
Self-conscious
Always waiting for the next shoe to drop
Exhaustion
Brain fog
Lack of concentration
Depression
Anxiety
Self harm
Risky behavior
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CPTSD or PTSD is not a personal failure or a character flaw. It is a severe, biological injury to the nervous system caused by surviving the un-survivable. Healing is possible, but it takes time, safety, and immense self-compassion.
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Yes, I do, I have seen it too many times...#narcissist 👻🎃 😢
Nothing would make the narcissist happier than to see their victim commit suicide.
Please don’t ever give that to them.























