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October 3, 2020

Why Does It Hurt To Love A Narcissist?



(Prefer to watch or listen? Check out the video here on YouTube)


Loving a narcissist is hard, and honestly, it hurts. I know from personal experience. See, I’ve dealt with several narcissists in toxic relationships in my life – family members, friends, and even a spouse. One thing I recall vividly from each of those relationships is that I felt a deep, profound love for each of them. I remember in each case the exact moment when it became very clear to me that they did not have the same affecti...

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Published on October 03, 2020 10:09

October 1, 2020

New Guided Meditation for Narcissistic Abuse Recovery (Heal While You Sleep)

If you’re a survivor of narcissistic abuse, you may not realize how important it can be to be able to calm down and clear your head in the heat of the moment. During your toxic relationship, chances are you spent most of your time fending off the narcissist’s emotional abuse. You may not have even had time to deal with your own issues. But the effects of narcissistic abuse are serious and can lead to a variety of trauma-related physical and mental health issues. That’s why intentional healing is...

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Published on October 01, 2020 08:04

September 30, 2020

7 Things You Can Say To Trigger a Narcissist’s Anger



(Prefer to watch or listen? See video on YouTube) 

Making a narcissist angry is a skill that doesn’t require much practice, but figuring out how to avoid their ridiculously overblown reaction to anything you say, think, or feel? Well, that takes some real strategy. There are plenty of documented reasons for this, but it all begins with the fact that narcissists tend to have inflated, but outrageously fragile, egos.


If you’ve ever been in a relationship with a toxic narcissist, then you already...

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Published on September 30, 2020 19:30

September 27, 2020

New Quora Space for Narcissism and Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Information, Support and Answers

The QueenBeeing Team is pleased to announce the launch of a brand new way to get support for understanding the narcissist in your life and facilitating your own recovery from narcissistic abuse.
Introducing Decoding Narcissism

A New Quora Space for Narcissism and Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Information, Support, and Answers


This new space offers a new platform for survivors of narcissistic abuse to connect and to get answers to their ...

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Published on September 27, 2020 07:23

September 23, 2020

What You Need To Know About The Narcissist’s False Self

If you’ve ever been in a relationship with a narcissist or a toxic person of any sort, you might have some experience with seeing the narcissist’s false self – and with being aware that there is a difference between the person the narcissist shows to the world at large and the one that lives at home behind closed doors.


Prefer to watch/listen? See Narcissism: False Self on YouTube.


Narcissists can be really tough to spot – and there are a number of reasons for it – one of which is the fact that...

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Published on September 23, 2020 08:22

September 21, 2020

The #1 Thing a Narcissist Will Never Do



What is the #1 Thing a Narcissist Will Never Do? Validate You. Watch Video.


One of the most difficult parts of dealing with a narcissist for me was the constant invalidation of my feelings, my thoughts, and my emotions. Since my first narcissist was a parent, I would develop some serious personal issues as a result of it. I remember feeling like anything I said or thought or felt was somehow less relevant or less real than what other people said, thought or felt. I literally felt like I was not...

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Published on September 21, 2020 15:11

September 15, 2020

Narcissists and the Karpman Drama Triangle



See Video on Narcissists and the Karpman Drama Triangle – AKA The Narcissistic Drama Triangle


A male narcissist I used to know once admitted something to me that left me a little shocked: he said that whenever he felt like he was being shown up in a conversation, he would quickly change the subject. He would start talking about something he knew he could use against them – something that could hurt that person. It was his way to sort of take back the attention or “win” the conversation. I found...

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Published on September 15, 2020 14:49

The Narcissist Uses Honesty and Loopholes to Control You – This is How


(Prefer to watch/listen? See video on YouTube.)

Is there such a thing as an honest narcissist? Or do all narcissists lie? Well, I got a pretty interesting comment on the video I produced last week on identifying covert narcissism in relationships.


The viewer who wanted to know what if the person they were dealing with was very religious and raised to not lie. They noted that everyone says covert narcissists lie a lot. I can only assume they had found that the person they’re dealing with otherwi...

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Published on September 15, 2020 06:31

September 12, 2020

What is a covert narcissist?



Prefer to watch or listen? See video here to learn more about identifying a covert narcissist


When I was younger, I had a thing for a certain type of guy. I was seriously into these “dark and disturbed” types. The rebel without a cause. The guy who wrote poetry, who was probably a starving artist of some kind, and who hated the whole world and like 99 percent of the people in it. He would always have some cause he was super passionate about, and often called people “zombies” or “sheep.” He wasn...

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Published on September 12, 2020 12:57

September 11, 2020

158 Signs You’re the Victim of Narcissistic Abuse

Could you be the victim of narcissistic abuse? If so, what can you do and how can you tell? Well, that’s exactly what we’re talking about today  – signs that you’re the victim of narcissistic abuse (see video on YouTube).






 


What is narcissistic abuse?

Let’s begin today by briefly defining narcissistic abuse. In a nutshell, narcissistic abuse is officially defined as the intentional construction of a false perception of someone else’s reality by an abuser for the purposes of controlling them. I...

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Published on September 11, 2020 05:45