Awwh :) anytime. That’s really sweet
Replying to your other message:
Ah dear, that sounds like quite narcissistic behaviour :( (traits as it’s hard to say if they have NPD)
Narcissistic behaviours are very toxic and often lead to trauma bonds. There’s a lot of fantastic information online for those who have gone through this which can offer support and advice.
People who have gone through this are called victims of narcissistic abuse.
Sometimes the person causing the abuse is in denial that there’s anything wrong…in fact, in their mind, everyone is wrong except for them.
They put others down constantly and have a grandiose sense of their being.
Unfortunately I have met people like this and it makes you feel very uncomfortable, but there’s a part of you that wants to stay for some reason.
I’ve often thought of it like being under a spell as such. Part of you can see the logic to leave the situation, but another part feels empathy for that person and wants to help somehow. Or feels a close connection that you find hard to break from.
It’s so wonderful to hear that Dream’s work has helped you so much
That’s a shame :( the thing with those who have narcissistic traits is like that of a rubber band.
They can work on changes (the band stretching) but ultimately, the band will ping back again.
But if they’re willing to make changes and put in the work, hope is not lost…even if it takes a long time to find that peace within themselves.
(There is no cure for NPD, it just needs to be managed through counselling, but narcissistic traits can be helped over time.) Which is quite a shame really… I often think, what made a person this way?
Usually it stems from childhood and lack of or too much parental love (too much as in being told they’re the best at everything and they can do no wrong.)
I wonder if the field Childhood Revision would be helpful to play around them, and some self love fields? Usually narcissistic people are very insecure.
I wish you the best as I completely understand how difficult these situations are :(
Hugs!!
You’ll definitely come out of the other end of this, with a feeling of freedom.
Take care of yourself :) and whatever they say negative to you isn’t the truth, it’ll be the complete opposite.
If no contact is difficult, it may be worth “stonewalling” which means giving the very minimal reply.
Narcissistic people often look for a reaction to feed from. It gives them supply like a drug.
When you stonewall, they can no longer get their supply :)
We are all here for you