Narcissists are masters at manipulation. Whether it’s guilt-tripping, gaslighting, or pushing your buttons to get a reaction. But here’s the truth: you CAN set boundaries that actually stick—and
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Narcissistic Behavior Exposed: Classic gaslighting with a twist of projection.This line — “He calls me crazy when I confront his lies” — might sound like it belongs in a romcom meltdown,
Let’s get something straight: If you’re jumpy, foggy, exhausted, hyper-alert, or emotionally numb after narcissistic abuse… You are not crazy. You are not weak. You are not “too sensitive.” Why
Why does he say I’m the abusive one whenever I try to set a boundary? The Issue: Every time you try to protect your peace — you become the villain.
Why does he disappear when I’m struggling or need supportThe Issue: You’re in pain. Something’s happened. You’re overwhelmed, scared, stressed, or grieving. And instead of leaning in with support? He
Why does he accuse me of cheating when I’ve never even looked at anyone else?The Issue: This isn’t jealousy. This isn’t insecurity. This is projection — and it’s a manipulation
