Narcissistic Partner: How to deal with narcissist abuse and save the relationship with your partner affected from personality disorder

by Andrew Warwick

That's why fighting with your narcissistic partner doesn't work, and what you have to do instead to take control of the relationship in 60 days…

99% of people who have a relationship with a narcissist (both man and woman) try to solve their problems by trying to impose themselves by dominating their partner, but this type of approach never works with narcissists. To write this book we have analyzed 874 cases of narcissistic relationships in various countries of the world and with this type of very direct approach, they have not only all failed, but have worsened their relationship considerably. In all the people who have worsened their relationship with this approach we found at least 3 of these symptoms due to narcissistic abuse:
Ruined self confidence Doubting yourself and your sanity Sleeplessness Extreme weight loss or weight gain jealousy and insecurity Extreme paranoia Feelings of helplessness and despair A desire to self isolate Overwhelming feelings of loss and grief Bouts of rage An inability to be comfortable with yourself Strange dreams Sudden inexplicable anxiety followed by rapid dips into depression Do these symptoms sound familiar?
Fortunately for you, we have analyzed and extracted from our case studies the process that has 20% of the reports examined to get out of this bad situation and regain happiness (those who fix the relationship and those who completely break away from the narcissist).
We have therefore created a 3-step process: 1 - understand how a narcissist thinks 2 - anticipate his moves 3 - Based on the situation in which you are, we explain to you what external help you have to choose (you will never leave by yourself)
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142 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 27, 2019

Reviews

[Kristy Brown · Rating 3 out of 5]

Repeats same things but with different words. Also has quite a few words either with letters missing or just misspelled. For some reason that throws the whole book off for me. It does have some good advice and relatable scenarios.