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Emotionally healing. A recovery from narcissistic sociopath relationship abuse.

Brian Ganter

The Serial Provoker (Narcissist)

Verbal Abuse Symptoms In Long-Term Relationships

Verbal abuse, and personally you never ever truly heal you just learn to hide the pain.....

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Signs of a Toxic Person - #People, #Relationships, #Toxic

a handwritten note from sonja anns, who was murdered in an accident

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just when she got used to feeling wanted, he took that feeling back. like it wasn't her's to have. like he gave it to her by accident

A recovery from narcissistic sociopath relationship abuse.

a woman's face with the words, 20 brilliant honest things women do turning 40 want

The Minds Journal - Your Guide For Better Mental Health and Relationships

We know that “narcissist” has become a bit of a buzzword recently, and some folks are quick to apply it to an ex-lover or family member or friend. While awareness of this concept is healthy, so is remembering that it is, in a mental health context, a serious condition that shouldn’t be applied to someone you’re mad at because …

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a poem written in black and white with the words i used to care about you

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i used to care about you, until i realized how pathetic i was to be crying over someone who simply didn't care. you hurt me, you made me feel like i was worthless, stupid, and unimportant. i let you get to me; in fact i let you control me. but i'm finally moving on. although you did teach me one thing: to never hold on to someone who isn't holding on to you. as for me, i know better. as for you, you lost a person who actually cared.