Shushersbedamned
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Narcissistic abuse here referrs to abuse inflicted by a person suffering of a narcissistic personality disorder.
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A narcissist rarely changes a light bulb bc they believe they are too important for menial tasks. However, if you speak to them about changing a light bulb and they wish to use you in future they will probably do info dropping on you and give you the impression they are particularly good at changing light bulbs as well, as a matter of fact.How many narcissists does it take to change a light bulb?
A narcissist rarely changes a light bulb bc they believe they are too important for menial tasks. However, if you speak to them about changing a light bulb and they wish to use you in future they will probably do info dropping on you and give you the impression they are particularly good at changing light bulbs as well, as a matter of fact.
Sometimes u r 2 much!Crap, I meant to ask, "How many narcissists does it take to change a LIFE STYLE?" Dang auto-correct.
Like is three enough? Or are you going for four?
Sometimes u r 2 much!
My life style? How do you define "life style"? What does it include?Crap, I meant to ask, "How many narcissists does it take to change a LIFE STYLE?" Dang auto-correct.
Like is three enough? Or are you going for four?
But your question seems to insinuate I am supposed to change my lifestyle..
I have never dated a narcissist.It was just a lighthearted way of saying that maybe you could consider not dating any more narcissists. But hey, you do you.
I think he was suggesting changing the part of your lifestyle that includes so many narcissists. Frankly, without knowing anything about your personal circumstances, it seems a reasonable suggestion.My life style? How do you define "life style"? What does it include?
A single abuse case by a narcissist when you are the main victim in the situation changes a person. It can often be traumatizing. It removes certain delusions that one often has about people and a human being in general. If you see behind the mask of a narcissist while they abuse you the sight is so horrifying you will never be quite the same. However, how it affects your life style is very coisidental depending entirely of situation.
But your question seems to insinuate I am supposed to change my lifestyle..
I have never dated a narcissist.
I'm wishing that was a spelling mistakewithout knowing anything about your personal circumstances, it seems a reasonable suggestion.
Wishing what was?I'm wishing that was a spelling mistake
Thank you for the insult, but you clearly know nothing about narcissists so I'll just forget I read that.Wishing what was?
Look, once was chance, twice was coincidence, but if something bad happens to you three times, it's reasonable to assume either you are doing something to attract the bad thing, or the bad thing is doing something to attract you. In either case, it's up to you to change things to stop the bad thing happing again. It's not fair, but narcissists will always be narcissists, and there will always be more of them out there. The only variable in the equation is you.
Thank you for the insult, but you clearly know nothing about narcissists so I'll just forget I read that.
What insult?Thank you for the insult, but you clearly know nothing about narcissists so I'll just forget I read that.
Narcissistic abuse here referrs to abuse inflicted by a person suffering of a narcissistic personality disorder.
Narcissistic abuse here referrs to abuse inflicted by a person suffering of a narcissistic personality disorder.
See, this is why I referred to the PD, there is no 'places where narcissists hang out'. You talk absurdities.Well then quit hanging out places that narcissists hang out, or whatever.