Enough is enough | Yes, you're in a relationship with a narcissist: 32 undeniable signs you're in a toxic narcissistic relationship + How to step-by-step get on the path of narcissistic abuse recovery

by Christine Murray

You’ve been a victim to selfishness, controlling behavior, passive aggression, gaslighting, shaming, and so much more. When are you going to say, "Enough Is enough?" Even if you spent years with a narcissist and can’t imagine your life without them, It’s never too late to start healing and working toward the life you deserve. Being in a relationship with a narcissist is mentally and emotionally exhausting. Life with a narcissist can feel like you’re being held hostage. If you aren’t giving them the attention and recognition they want, they’ll make you miserable. Your feelings, your thoughts, your goals, don’t matter. It’s all about them and nothing is ever their fault. It can be hard to tell if you’re in a relationship with a narcissist especially when you have spent so many years with them . The truth is if you’re wondering if you’re in relationship with a narcissist, chances are you are. Studies show that in a narcissistic relationship , your partner is more likely to engage in manipulative or game playing behaviors and less likely to be committed long-term Many victims of narcissists think that if they learn how deal with their narcissist, life will suddenly become bearable. They think if they learn “mind tricks” to manage their narcissists abuse behavior, the pain of living with a narcissist will disappear. The truth is, if a narcissist is not willing to fix themselves , nothing will change. If you want to be happy you need to understand three Nobody deserves to be abused by a narcissist. It’s not your job to try to change them or learn how to manage them. Your only job is to save yourself and recover. Very rarely do narcissists change for the better and for this to happen they need to be aware of their narcissism and willing to change. Again, it is not your job to try to make them change. Enough is enough will help you discover exactly how to finally come to terms with the fact that you’re in a relationship with a narcissist. You will also discover how narcissists bend and mold their victims like putty into whatever they desire. This book will walk you through a step-by-step process of narcissistic abuse recovery and ultimately, to a happier, healthier life Here’s just a glimpse of what’s inside Enough is enough : Don’t waste another second of your life trying to convince yourself that you’re okay with how things are. You have the power to change the course of your life, if millions of others can do it, so can you. Join the others freeing themselves of narcissistic abuse. Scroll up and add to cart, because you deserve to be happy.

158 pages, Paperback

Published October 21, 2019

About the author

I'm a twenty five year old writer from Dublin, Ireland. Despite reading most of the time when I should have been studying, I managed to get into university and studied history at Trinity College Dublin. Afterwards I went on to get a master's in medical history.

On graduation I worked as a freelance journalist and ghost-writer. I wrote about film, fashion, music, personal finance and business. I've since given up freelance journalism and focus all my non-fiction energy on my popular culture blog, Mermaiden.

My debut novel Storms In Teacups was completed in 2011. I sent it out to agents and publishing houses and got a lot of positive feedback, but was told that the economic meltdown meant that they were taking on less authors and that I should wait out the recession and try again.

Patience never being my forte, I made the decision to publish my book independently to coincide with my 25th birthday. The book has sold well, making the bestseller lists in women's fiction, humour and comedy in both the US and the UK.

In 2009 I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia, a chronic pain condition. While living with it can be challenging, I try not to let it hold me back.

I live with my husband, foster son, and chocolate Labrador in semi-organised chaos. You can find out more about me and my books at www.christine-murray.com

Reviews

[Michael Grimme · Rating 2 out of 5]

Some good takeaways on recognizing a narcissist but the worst edited book I have ever read. Typos on almost every page. I’ve never seen anything like it.