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Evan Rachel Wood on Surviving Her Abusive Relationship with Marilyn Manson | Season 2; Ep 30
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In this emotional episode, award-winning actress Evan Rachel Wood reveals how she survived years of abuse by Brian Warner, best known as controversial rocker Marilyn Manson, and the painful decisions she’s had to face in order to heal.
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Evan Rachel Wood is an American actress and musician. She has starred in a variety of film and television projects, including HBO's hit series "Westworld," for which she received an Emmy nomination. She has also appeared in films such as "The Ides of March," "Into the Forest," and "Frozen 2."
In addition to her acting career, Wood has released several albums and singles over the years. She is also an outspoken advocate for various causes, including LGBTQ rights, mental health awareness, and survivors of sexual assault. Wood has shared her own experiences with trauma and uses her platform to raise awareness and promote change.
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Narcissists are everywhere and these days it seems like everyone has at least one in their lives! Dr. Ramani Durvasula, a licensed clinical psychologist, will help you spot red flags and heal from the narcissist in your life. Every Thursday, we will hear first-hand accounts from people who know this territory the best, the survivors.
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Ask Dr. Ramani: How To Go "No Contact" with a Narcissist | Season 2; Ep 29
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🛎 If You're New Subscribe ► bit.ly/SubscribeNN Dr. Ramani answers your deep questions about the most difficult - but most effective - way to heal from narcissistic abuse: going no contact. ✨Follow me on social: Instagram - @doctorramani Pod Instagram - @navigatingnarcissismpod Facebook - @doctorramani Twitter - @DoctorRamani UA-cam: @NavigatingNarcissismPod I want to hear from you, too. Have a ...
My Famous Parents are Narcissists with Juliet Landau | Season 2; Ep 28
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🛎 If You're New Subscribe ► bit.ly/SubscribeNN Award-winning actress Juliet Landau (Drusilla on Buffy the Vampire Slayer & Angel, Tim Burton’s Ed Wood, Bosch and TNT’s Claws) reveals the long-lasting impact of balancing on a “razor’s edge” as a child to avoid upsetting her parents: beloved, award-winning actors Martin Landau and Barbara Bain. The Ultimate A PLACE AMONG THE DEAD Blu-Ray with Ove...
Extreme Post-Separation Abuse with Jo Fonda | | Season 2; Ep 27
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🛎 If You're New Subscribe ► bit.ly/SubscribeNN Less than 48 hours after obtaining a restraining order and fleeing with her young daughter, Jo Fonda’s husband climbed into the cockpit of a tiny plane and flew it directly into their home. In this shocking episode, Jo reveals the extremes of post-separation abuse and reminds us that ending a relationship doesn’t end the danger. ✨Follow me on socia...
Abandoned by a Narcissistic Father with Dr. Lily Dunn | Season 2; Ep 26
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🛎 If You're New Subscribe ► bit.ly/SubscribeNN Brilliant author Dr. Lily Dunn was just six years old when her father abandoned her family to join the Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh cult featured in Netflix’s Wild, Wild Country. In this powerful episode, Lily reveals how her father’s narcissistic behavior deeply impacted her life. ✨Follow me on social: Instagram - @doctorramani Pod Instagram - @navigati...
I Survived Hollywood Mega Producer Scott Rudin | Season 2; Ep 25
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🛎 If You're New Subscribe ► bit.ly/SubscribeNN A former employee of Oscar-winning producer Scott Rudin breaks his silence and reveals what it was really like to work for the man The New York Post called “Hollywood’s Biggest A-hole”. ✨Follow me on social: Instagram - @doctorramani Pod Instagram - @navigatingnarcissismpod Facebook - @doctorramani Twitter - @DoctorRamani UA-cam: @NavigatingNarciss...
Are You an Enabler? Ask Dr. Ramani | Season 2; Ep 24
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🛎 If You're New Subscribe ► bit.ly/SubscribeNN Dr. Ramani answers your burning questions about enablers: who they are, what they do and why their actions can be so damaging. ✨Follow me on social: Instagram - @doctorramani Pod Instagram - @navigatingnarcissismpod Facebook - @doctorramani Twitter - @DoctorRamani UA-cam: @NavigatingNarcissismPod I want to hear from you, too. Have a toxic topic you...
What is Codependency? With Priscilla Gilman | Season 2; Ep 23
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What is Codependency? With Priscilla Gilman | Season 2; Ep 23
Abducted in Plain Sight - Twice: How Jan Broberg Survived | Season 2; Ep 22
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Abducted in Plain Sight - Twice: How Jan Broberg Survived | Season 2; Ep 22
The Untold Story of the Cult at Sarah Lawrence College - Pt 2 with Felicia Rosario | Season 2: Ep 21
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The Untold Story of the Cult at Sarah Lawrence College - Pt 2 with Felicia Rosario | Season 2: Ep 21
The Untold Story of the Cult at Sarah Lawrence College - Pt 1 with Daniel Levin | Season 2; Ep 20
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The Untold Story of the Cult at Sarah Lawrence College - Pt 1 with Daniel Levin | Season 2; Ep 20
Ask Dr. Ramani: How Do I Go to Therapy with a Narcissist? | Season 2; Ep 19
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Ask Dr. Ramani: How Do I Go to Therapy with a Narcissist? | Season 2; Ep 19
What is Betrayal Blindness? With Dr. Jennifer Freyd | Season 2; Ep 18
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What is Betrayal Blindness? With Dr. Jennifer Freyd | Season 2; Ep 18
What is Coercive Control? With Dr. Christine Cocchiola | Season 2; Ep 17
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What is Coercive Control? With Dr. Christine Cocchiola | Season 2; Ep 17
Twin Flame Relationships: Healthy or Abusive? With Candace Moon | Season 2; Ep 16
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Twin Flame Relationships: Healthy or Abusive? With Candace Moon | Season 2; Ep 16
What is a Cult? With Dr. Janja Lalich | Season 2 - Episode 15
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What is a Cult? With Dr. Janja Lalich | Season 2 - Episode 15
How Jewel Survived Abuse and Betrayal | Season 2; Ep 14
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How Jewel Survived Abuse and Betrayal | Season 2; Ep 14
Ask Dr. Ramani: What is Gaslighting? | Season 2; Ep 13
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Ask Dr. Ramani: What is Gaslighting? | Season 2; Ep 13
Breaking Traumatic Cycles with Cheryl Burke | Season 2; Ep 12
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Breaking Traumatic Cycles with Cheryl Burke | Season 2; Ep 12
Surviving Generational Abuse with Kimberly Shannon Murphy | Season 2; Ep 11
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Surviving Generational Abuse with Kimberly Shannon Murphy | Season 2; Ep 11
What Happened at Hillsong Church with Noemi Uribe | Season 2; Ep 10
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What Happened at Hillsong Church with Noemi Uribe | Season 2; Ep 10
Abandoned at Age 13 by His Mother: The Sam + Reed Harkness Story | Season 2; Ep 9
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Abandoned at Age 13 by His Mother: The Sam Reed Harkness Story | Season 2; Ep 9
Dylan Farrow on Surviving Sexual Abuse | Season 2; Ep 8
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Dylan Farrow on Surviving Sexual Abuse | Season 2; Ep 8
Assaulted by Bill Cosby with Lili Bernard, Part 2 | Season 2; Ep 7
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Assaulted by Bill Cosby with Lili Bernard, Part 2 | Season 2; Ep 7
Red Flags in Social Media and Relationships
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Red Flags in Social Media and Relationships
Moving Through Generational Trauma Part 2
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Moving Through Generational Trauma Part 2
Assaulted by Bill Cosby with Lili Bernard, Part 1 | Season 2; Ep 6
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Assaulted by Bill Cosby with Lili Bernard, Part 1 | Season 2; Ep 6
Moving Through Generational Trauma Part 1
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Moving Through Generational Trauma Part 1
Overcoming a Narcissistic Husband and the Church that Enabled Him
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Overcoming a Narcissistic Husband and the Church that Enabled Him
Where Are The Season 1 Survivors Now? w/ Dr. Ramani
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Where Are The Season 1 Survivors Now? w/ Dr. Ramani

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  • @darlaalley8302
    @darlaalley8302 59 хвилин тому

    Oh wow- im learning but this is a new one

  • @bereal6590
    @bereal6590 Годину тому

    Her family have treated her so cruelly, that's so bad! Her younger sister saying that she would ruin things with her book. I felt for her so bad with that 😯

  • @bereal6590
    @bereal6590 Годину тому

    When you're working through things and those closest to you minimise or completely invalidate your experiences, that's for me worse than the original issue. They're then complicit in the abuse. Worse if they were there originally, it's a second denial! Or if it's the abuser themselves. It's a deeper opening of wounds, just when you're seeking solace. No matter what abuse they went through, I cannot understand or forgive that and it fractures the relationship irrevocably because it's the one time you're giving them the opportunity to be there for you a second time and they throw it in your face in favour of protecting themselves yet again ✌

  • @DBENTLEY369ig
    @DBENTLEY369ig 4 години тому

    They don't remember. Long term memory loss has a term

  • @propheticbliss226
    @propheticbliss226 7 годин тому

    Cruelty leads the victims while the narcissist free to harm others.

  • @heavenstacy9693
    @heavenstacy9693 8 годин тому

    I would try to step away, he would follow me.

  • @KidLeo8869
    @KidLeo8869 9 годин тому

    The enabler passively goes along with the unhealthy behavior, to keep things artificially stable as you said.

  • @legalservices8856
    @legalservices8856 11 годин тому

    Parents need to understand that when the kid is living in a house or apartment off campus, the college really has no part of what goes on with the student's living situation. The parent really needs to keep in close contact and be aware of who their kid is living with. My kid (as a junior) got a new roommate and that person from day 1 started to exhibit traits of anti-social behavior (gaslighting, demeaning, lying, not keeping agreements) and got the other new roommate to side with her. I encouraged my daughter to move out asap and she did, and got into a great situation, a healthy one and it made all the difference in the world. I disagree with what Ramani and this young man are saying about it being too scary to believe that it is not the school's fault and not the parent's fault and to believe that it is all the perpetrator's fault; because it's too scary and random if that were the case. On the contrary, the more we know of these stories, we share, we get educated, the more we can see these con artists coming a mile away. Recognizing them quickly and acting decisively is the ANSWER. It's more scary to blame other's and believe that we are powerless. WE ARE NOT. Of course he did not know what he did not know, but he knows now and is sharing his hard earned wisdom. That's what will help end this epidemic of perpetrators corrupting society at large.

  • @erin6015
    @erin6015 15 годин тому

    Thanks for sharing your story

  • @rori4081
    @rori4081 15 годин тому

    Im with a husband who’s very controlling, he acts like he’s my dad , he decides if i can o can’t in many aspects even little things. He always says no to everything i wanna do, like washing pillow cases and blankets… he’d say with a high tone as if i’ve done sone crime, he’d criticize if i eat and same thing if i don’t (which is more understandable). The list is long 😭

  • @marshareed1438
    @marshareed1438 17 годин тому

    My ex husband said, I don’t owe you an apology. That’s even worse! That made sense since he always said that he was perfect. lol

  • @jessicablack9960
    @jessicablack9960 18 годин тому

    The more I learn about narcissism, the more it sounds like my mother. “I’m sorry you feel that way” was a phrase she said all the time. The only time I ever got a real apology and accepting responsibility from her was when I told her I was done and was cutting contact. That apology was, of course, another manipulation to try to get me to change my mind about going no contact. And that was quite apparent when shortly after the apology, she resorted to guilt tripping. “I can’t believe you wouldn’t want to talk to your own mother” “So you really think after everything I’ve done for you, the good outweighs the bad?” After I responded with “yes” all she could say was “wow.” I’m glad I’ve gotten to a point in my life where I won’t fall for the manipulation anymore. Everything she said to convince me not to leave, and I still walked away. We haven’t spoken since. There are times when I feel sad and guilty about it, but I remind myself this is for the best and remind myself of all the pain she has caused me, and this keeps me from picking up the phone and calling her.

  • @totious22
    @totious22 19 годин тому

    I suffered so many years when I was younger from abandonment issues. My younger sisters Dad (who at the time, I thought was my real Dad too from birth) stopped picking me up and just got my sister. I couldn't understand why she could go but he would always tell me, "maybe, next time". I am thankful for my Eiea (My Moms sister) for taking me in when I told her I was going to runaway (at 10) because I couldn't handle it. She promised me if I stayed, she will move back home and she would never leave me again. That summer, she came home and never left my side until she passed in 2017. The kindest soul I ever knew and now I just cope with my depression of living life without her. <3

  • @StephanieGagos
    @StephanieGagos 20 годин тому

    Just finished her book. Highly recommend it.

  • @rashaunabdur-rahim8309
    @rashaunabdur-rahim8309 20 годин тому

    THEY SPEAKING ON EVERY HUMAN TO EXIST

  • @kathytanguay3838
    @kathytanguay3838 21 годину тому

    My gaslighting husband tried to convince me i was bi-bolar. So...i went to my Doc. She laughed and assured me it wasn't me.

  • @kathytanguay3838
    @kathytanguay3838 21 годину тому

    I can't stand anxiety, i hate it. When my husband dumps loads of it my way, i walk away and give him the silent treatment. Cuz nothing i say is gonna matter. When im quiet, he rethinks the crap and comes back with a viable solution.

  • @dvez7542
    @dvez7542 День тому

    I never received an apology for anything, ever in my entire lifetime. No thank you's, nothing. But demands, criticisms, value judgements and everything else associated with narc abuse was there in abundance with no consideration. I'm very wary of who I assoicate with on any level. And "love"? That's the same as giving someone a loaded gun and trusting that they won't shoot you with it eventually.

  • @KristinLewis-gg5yl
    @KristinLewis-gg5yl День тому

    Be humble, we know histories of wrong doings, by either or professionals who conned the truth. Humans are mankind capable of right or wrong.

  • @KristinLewis-gg5yl
    @KristinLewis-gg5yl День тому

    If you have falsely imprisoned someone and get caught, won't be so funny.

  • @KristinLewis-gg5yl
    @KristinLewis-gg5yl День тому

    Don't forget to all the self righteous who found out 25 years later that they falsely imprisoned someone who was innocent and not guilty. Sarcasim is not funny concerning narcism.

  • @user-rl6rj3qx6e
    @user-rl6rj3qx6e День тому

    Thank you

  • @user-rl6rj3qx6e
    @user-rl6rj3qx6e День тому

    💯

  • @GuadalupeCarey
    @GuadalupeCarey День тому

    Thank you for this video. The conversation around digital cheating is so important. *DigitsalTruthSeekers* provided the proof I needed for my custody case. The evidence gathered was key to presenting a strong case in court and securing a favorable outcome for my family...

  • @TatumScout
    @TatumScout День тому

    Cheating via text is so common now, and it's heartbreaking to experience. *DigitsalTruthSeekers* helped me gather solid proof of my spouse's infidelity, which was crucial in my divorce case.. Presenting this evidence also strengthened my position in my child's custody case; giving me peace of mind and justice...!!!!...

  • @CarterEverest
    @CarterEverest День тому

    Cheating via text is so common now, and it's heartbreaking to experience. *DigitsalTruthSeekers* helped me gather solid proof of my spouse's infidelity, which was crucial in my divorce case. Presenting this evidence also strengthened my position in my child's custody case; giving me peace of mind and justice..!!!!...

  • @MaverickKai-wy6bl
    @MaverickKai-wy6bl День тому

    Eye-opening discussion! Cheating through digital means is more common than we think. I used evidence from *DigitsalTruthSeekers* in my custody battle, and it made a significant difference in court. It’s amazing how much impact those hidden messages had on the outcome of my divorce proceedings...!!!!...!!!!

  • @conditioning8ct492
    @conditioning8ct492 День тому

    #30:00

  • @LoganParker-tu6vc
    @LoganParker-tu6vc День тому

    This video really resonates. Managing conflicts and maintaining intimacy are crucial. Thanks to *DigitsalTruthSeekers,* I uncovered my spouse's hidden conversations and could finally move forward with the truth.. Presenting this evidence in my custody case was pivotal; and it helped me ensure a better future for my children.

  • @AspenLark
    @AspenLark День тому

    This conversation is so relevant in today's digital world; With *DigitsalTruthSeekers,* I was able to present crucial evidence in court that uncovered my spouse's deceit. This not only impacted my divorce proceedings but also ensured a fair judgment in my custody case.....!!..!!

  • @SageLogan-pz8vn
    @SageLogan-pz8vn День тому

    "Infidelity through texts is heartbreaking and can shatter trust completely. *DigitalTruthSeekers* helped me gather undeniable proof that was vital for my divorce and custody case..... Presenting this evidence in court was a turning point, allowing me to move forward with clarity and justice..

  • @mooncaz506
    @mooncaz506 День тому

    I understand people have traumas and people do things but my goodness why all these Dr’s making it seem like every freaken action is a trauma or thing?

  • @JohnnieAriel
    @JohnnieAriel День тому

    Such practical advice for couples. Respect and understanding truly matter. Big thanks to *DigitsalTruthSeekers* for revealing my spouse's secret texts for me to proof her infidelity...!!....

  • @solarchaotic7869
    @solarchaotic7869 День тому

    People who set boundaries usually say’ “I’m sorry you feel that way, and/but…”. It’s not apologetic, but more of acknowledging we’re not responsible for how others feel when we set a boundary & maintain it. We’re acknowledging their feeling is valid. Please correct if I’m wrong. Thank you If I did something wrong to another person, I would genuinely apologize and accept responsibility for my actions.

  • @kumulsfan8090
    @kumulsfan8090 2 дні тому

    Because my father was a huge narc, lots of money, 7 children from 4 different women, i was never good enough, critized 24/7, i catch myself being overly nice to my own child, going above and beyond to make sure hes loved and valiadted, i tell him i love him everyday and smile at him, hug him, i tell him im proud of him all the time? Am i doing too much to my son?

  • @justrosy5
    @justrosy5 2 дні тому

    Advice I wish someone had given me by the time I was 10: Step 1: Don't live with anyone but yourself, and be celibate (to avoid potential pregnancies, unless you live in a pro-abortion state/nation). Don't use substances, and don't gamble, even in small amounts. Step 2: Don't date anyone, don't get engaged, don't get married. Never add anyone as an authorized user on a Credit Card, and never be one, either. Never share a bank account with anyone, including your parents (including when you're a teen). Never pay a friend or relative for rent (including when over 18). Step 3: Be financially independent ASAP (if your parents offer to help, don't accept; odds are good they're narcissists). Couch-surf, stay in a vehicle/shelters, whatever. Get on welfare while you qualify for it: you paid your taxes, so you paid for those programs - it's time those programs worked for you! Get off of welfare ASAP too, but keep that in your back pocket (play by their stupid rules, and vote for politicians who've been on welfare). Don't worry about charitable giving right now - always take the standard deduction (for US taxes). When on UI/EUC benefits, don't let them take taxes out, because the way the IRS rules work (again, in the US), you'll actually qualify to get money back, not pay it, when it comes tax time, whether they took those taxes out or not. (Dummies shouldn't even ask, but they do, so say "No.") Step 4: Purchase in this order: vehicle, house, college. College comes last, not first, because that piece of paper won't get you anywhere anymore, and the instructors are being paid to say "Look it up online." Dumb, dumb, dumb! Put that last - it's too expensive to waste your meager "savings" on anymore, and you won't learn anything you can't learn online for free or with ads anyway. Step 5: Maintain this excellent lifestyle you've worked hard to build for yourself, and don't share it with anyone! Your home and your vehicle are your sanctuary away from the world, and you need and deserve that! By now, you probably have more savings than you need for "rainy days" (which do come). Keep part and invest part in CDs or other wise, slow-growing investments. Don't invest more than 1% in the stock market (you're likely to lose it all, so plan on that). Spend part on charities, and spend part on helping the homeless (if you can't pick a charity, try Hollywood Food Coalition!). Your life's maintenance costs come first, but you should have at least something to divide up and spend this way by the time you're retirement age. If not, well, then we all voted for the wrong people, and that's on all our heads. You do **not** need a spouse or kids to "be happy." If anything, all that nonsense will drain you and your finances. Especially if you were raised in a narcissistic home/family tree/etc. Don't burn your candle from both ends!

  • @incognito595
    @incognito595 2 дні тому

    DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME. RUN. THIS IS THE BEST ADVICE YOU WILL EVER GET. TAKE IT.

  • @franciscocardenas5758
    @franciscocardenas5758 2 дні тому

    Well put! Those leaders of mega-churches are incredible. There is one in particular that is just plain scary in the sense that he doesn't even wear a mask, and you can the ugly he is. I can understand how they use the church platform to exercise their narcissist self.

  • @auntielin31
    @auntielin31 2 дні тому

    Gaslighting is so often defined and explained incorrectly. I need to watch this 20 more times! Thank you so much for this, Dr!

  • @auntielin31
    @auntielin31 2 дні тому

    Gaslighting is so often defined and explained incorrectly. I need to watch this 20 more times! Thank you so much for this, Dr!

  • @auntielin31
    @auntielin31 2 дні тому

    Thank you for mentioning the car! 😱 This just happened to me last weekend. When the car got to a safe place, I tried to get out. Of course I was manipulated into staying. Thank you for touching upon this!

  • @moniqueteal7153
    @moniqueteal7153 2 дні тому

    Being kind to myself as I hold grey rock as hard as I can ... not at all easy ashe ups the gaslighting, baiting, attacks, etc....

  • @moniqueteal7153
    @moniqueteal7153 2 дні тому

    Agreed !!!💯

  • @docacuwatson
    @docacuwatson 2 дні тому

    Once i learned that my mother was using the silent treatment on me, I became determined to show her how it truly works. 4 years running and I haven't spoken to her at extended family gatherings, which is the only way I have contact with her.

  • @Cunhalegalservices
    @Cunhalegalservices 2 дні тому

    Yes, I had come to that conclusion too. The positive side of it is it helps you develop inner strength through therapy, of course, if you are willing to do the work.

  • @annabambus6572
    @annabambus6572 3 дні тому

    The overriding desire to make yourself as small as possible and not a problem for a parent is what was really behind my anorexia. The more overt part was trying to have some control over my own space, and the confusion created by advertising that says the thinner you are the more loved and happy you will be. The bottom line was to literally disappear as much as possible so as not to be a problem.

  • @mamaefe8461
    @mamaefe8461 3 дні тому

    Wow wow I left my narcissistic ex last year. He made sure to turn my sisters and some of my friends to support him as the victims. I am grateful for putting my life back on track again.

  • @user-ew8gv6kw5i
    @user-ew8gv6kw5i 3 дні тому

    Please stay silent for ever, no contact far more peace, an happiness ❤

  • @shadowpuppet0312
    @shadowpuppet0312 3 дні тому

    "I'm sorry that i apparently did something to make you feel this way"

  • @PebbleBeachLife
    @PebbleBeachLife 3 дні тому

    Doc, I recently ended a relationship with a narcissist, and I have a significant fear that they might learn how to apologize convincingly, making it hard for me to discern if it’s genuine. The thought of reconciliation causes me severe anxiety. Additionally, I can't stop dreaming about this person, which is becoming increasingly frustrating. Could you please explain why this might be happening and possibly make a video about it? I believe many others could benefit from understanding this situation better.😢