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They never find anything wrong in themselves they are always best and perfect no one can change them
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They will never change bc they never believe they re the problem and the source of all disfunction. Leave them, go no contact and save yourself.
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Plz NEVER attend couples counseling with a narcissist ever!!! It didn’t work with my father & it just fed my partner’s ego as he deceived the therapist as well 😉 I gave up trying to enlighten anyone about his tactics & too the high road to codependency recover
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My ex narc BFF would go to counseling, but she would not tell the whole story. She was bullying me once to do something and I said NO. She did not take my NO, but kept at me. So I set a boundary and told her I wasn’t going to talk to her about that subject (her fav) any more. Well that made her furious and she must have told her counselor as she had to tell me a few weeks later how her counselor said that I was not a very good friend because I wouldn’t talk about those subjects with her. My friend added “you might want to think about that!” So IMHO she used counseling to validate herself, not for true healing and reality. What a waste of time truly.
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He's right, it's not a good perspective. He should've said run,run,run. If you can't run, WALK, WALK, WALK AWAY! If you can't walk CRAWL, ROLL, SPIN, TWIST....JUST get the crap away from them😈😈😈!!!! There, I fixed it 🤷
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It takes a "real" man to face, accept, repent, and CHANGE his psychopathy! - to EVER be successful in a relationship of any sort!
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Intervention. Sure. You want to get them angry enough to completely destroy you? Go for it. It won’t do a bit of good. Even if they listen there will be no agreement, no admission, no accountability, no improvement. My narcissist preferred to lose half his retirement rather than lift a finger. His wine is his mistress
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Thank you for encouraging people not to leave. Everyone has their faults. Sometimes it’s just learning to accept them with their weaknesses and expecting less from them. God has given me friends and other family to make up for my husband’s weaknesses in our relationship. I pray for him and do my best (mostly) to love him.
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I appreciate this message. As a childhood trauma survivor, i can look.over my.life and see i had msny covert narc traits, but with therapy, someone willing to explain and encourage, i learned. I started to recognize and then could implement.
After years of being missed Dx with major depressive disorder but ever medication caused adverse side effects, he is finally seeing thst he was possibly misdx because NPD overlaps symptoms wise with MDD. Its been thru Adult Children of Addicts group meeting he is starting to see himself clearly and that is breaking him down enough for a break thru.
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Most narcissists are more interested in becoming a better Narcisst, not in healing. I’ve only heard of 1 out of thousands actually getting better.
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❤️Awww ur something else.
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They do NOT change. Run.
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Hope is always a good thing🙏🏼💔If u can R
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Thankyou!!!
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Mine wouldn't go until my (at the time, middle school age) SON'S counselor told us we needed to. He wouldn't go when I begged him to for years but he did then. Better late than never I guess. It's been helpful in some ways but harmful in other ways.
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I honestly believe there is always someone in the environment that reinforces his bad behavior that keeps him in denial and so we do not reparent them
With consequences. I am a behavior analyst and it’s like if everyone gets in the way it’s hard to change the behavior . All behaviors are aquired through conditioning. They aren’t going to change if they can’t see they have a problem and if anyone else validated them which they do then your the problem and you get to go
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I want to believe there is an answer. I wish I could see more examples of people changing. I do see it as a core wound of shame and connected to the overcompensating partner ( project everything onto a partner with an opposite shame wound) but then who and how do they escape the enablers? There are always enablers! And why would losing someone they could barely love be a reason enough to work on the relationship? It’s seems fhey would just get help and move on if they could change how they talk to peopel or learn people skills on what not to say but the internal breakthrough has to be there. Rhey have to genuinely feel bad for projecting and they have to know they are projecting in the first place. How the heck do we interrupt the denial?
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Even after I left him, he refused to go to counseling on his own. Instead, he chose to divorce me so I guess narcissists won't always agree to go to therapy, even when there is an intervention. But if it can help some narcissists and their marriages, great!
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I LOVE THIS!!!
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@SunkissedGoddess7359
3 months ago
Let them do it on their own, and don't wait around for it to happen.
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