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Narcissistic Abuse Recovery: A Complete Beginners Guide On How To Recover Now From A Narcissist Abuse And Survive Toxic Relationship
Contributor(s): Myers Stuart, Karen (Author)
ISBN: 1802514201     ISBN-13: 9781802514209
Publisher: Karen Myers Stuart
OUR PRICE:   $30.57  
Product Type: Hardcover - Other Formats
Published: April 2021
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BISAC Categories:
- Self-help | Compulsive Behavior - Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (ocd)
- Self-help | Abuse
Physical Information: 0.25" H x 5.98" W x 9.02" (0.65 lbs) 92 pages
 
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Do you know what's worse than being trapped in a loveless relationship? If your partner is a narcissist, that's even worse! Narcissists are mentally unstable people, who are more focused on their own inflated self-worth than they are on the needs of their partners.

Narcissistic abuse can be as damaging to your mental health as it is to your relationship. It can damage the way you see yourself, your feelings about the people around you, and it can lead to depression.

Narcissists believe that they are better than everyone they encounter. This combination of low self-esteem and high self-worth is what fuels their abusive relationships. They expect their partners to meet their impossible standards. They do not accept criticism or feel guilty for their abusive behavior. Instead, they blame others for whatever external problems they have created in their life and in their relationships.

This book covers:

- What is Narcissism?

- How to Recognize a Narcissist

- What May Cause Narcissism

- Why Are You the Favorite Victims of Narcissists?

- Types of Narcissists

- Top Signs You Are the Target of a Narcissist

- Understanding Narcissism Deeply: Vulnerable Narcissism

- Tactics and Methods that Narcissists Use to Manipulate

- How to Deal with a Covert Narcissist

- Narcissistic Manipulation Techniques

And much more!

But, because narcissists are delusional monsters, they believe that they are completely in control of everything that happens around them. It's up to them to make things better (yes, even if you've been abused by them). They don't take responsibility for how their actions affect other people or the way other people feel about them. They point out every flaw they find in others, including themselves. No one has ever done anything wrong around them, but they will chew you up and spit you out just the same. It's always your fault because you weren't good enough for them (even when you tried your best).

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