Who is a narcissist?

We use the word “narcissist” a lot these days, but if you ask me who is a person with a narcissistic personality, popularly known as a “narcissist”, I would say that such a person, among others:

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Navigating life after a narcissistic relationship: What to expect and how to rebuild?

Roughly translated, here are the main characteristics of a narcissistic person.  It’s difficult to break away from a narcissistic person because you need to know how to prepare yourself beforehand. Moreover, after the breakup, you might not feel much better at all, regardless of whether you have children together or not. Ex partner with narcissistic personality disorder is less likely to leave you alone.

Often they jump straight on to new relationship yet they will try lots of tricks, to keep you reminded he is always there, trying to get your attention often by messing around. It is never easy, but with the right support and boundaries being put in place, you are able to build your life afterwards.

 A relationship with a narcissistic person is so specific that in most cases, seeking help from a specialist is necessary to avoid repeating the same story and not falling in love again with another narcissist. Often court arrangements are needed too. Remember, there is always a way to sort it out. I will help you in all of the areas I can, and will refer you to other professionals as required.

Healing after narcissistic parental abuse: Recognizing the pain and reclaiming your life...

A narcissistic parent inflicts deep wounds, often escaping accountability, especially in environments where psychological or physical abuse is normalized. Despite increasing awareness around narcissistic abuse, many who experience it aren’t fully aware of what’s happened to them. Survivors of narcissistic abuse frequently blame themselves and may not realize the extent of mistreatment they endured. Once they encounter emotionally stable relationships or realize how happy they can be independently, they start to understand the depth of pain caused by the previous relationship. This awareness of abuse typically surfaces later as part of the healing process.

If you find these words resonate, please reach out to me. I’m committed to helping as many people as possible because I’ve been where you are. I’ve learned extensively from my mentor, Caroline Strawson, a renowned expert in trauma recovery related to narcissistic abuse. Don’t be afraid to start—be afraid of the changes ahead, but also be brave enough to claim what’s yours!

I know you might feel like a zombie now, an empty shell from which life has escaped. But also know that this state can and must be changed. What has happened to you isn’t your fault. However, what you do with this experience is your responsibility and your choice.

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In addition to knowledge, I have personally experienced many difficult moments, which is why I know how to find happiness again.