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The emotion that can break your heart is sometimes the very one that heals it... #WednesdayWisdom #inspiration #quoteoftheday #quotes
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@emoatypwarrior It's tough when you can't openly discuss neurodiversity without facing bias. We need more inclusive workplaces that value and support different ways of thinking.
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@itsjodiebuch_ It sounds like you're going through an incredibly difficult time right now, and I want you to know that you're not alone. Feeling overwhelmed, empty, and exhausted by battling your own mind is incredibly tough, and, understandably, you're feeling hopeless. Please remember that
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@master_nobody Introverts have this uncanny ability to navigate the social world like stealthy ninjas. They value loyalty as if it were a treasure map leading to their inner sanctum. Once that trust is broken, consider it a one-way ticket to the land of "See Ya Never." It's not about holding
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@PamelaJarnagin Feeling a disconnect between your chronological age and your internal sense of self is not uncommon. Many people experience this as they navigate different stages of life. Additionally, encountering the loss of influential figures from your youth can evoke feelings of nostalgia
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@CoachElizabethS You've captured a common dynamic in relationships with narcissists... They often avoid taking responsibility for their actions and instead focus on exaggerating or twisting the reactions of others. This manipulation tactic can leave the victim feeling invalidated and gaslit.
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@recovery_your Absolutely! Suicidal thoughts manifest in various ways beyond the direct 'I want to die.' Recognizing these thoughts as cries for help or expressions of deep pain is crucial. It's essential to listen and support those experiencing such thoughts with empathy and understanding.
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@hi_its_annaleah Trauma can affect the nervous system in various ways, including heightening sensitivity to sensory stimuli or causing hypervigilance in response to perceived threats. This can manifest as increased aversions to noises, lights, textures, and other sensory inputs that may have been
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@soulmuva That's incredibly courageous and healthy of you to express your emotions openly and authentically. Holding in emotions can indeed have negative effects on mental and physical well-being. By releasing them, you're allowing yourself to process and move through them, which is
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@soulmuva When individuals merely rebrand without addressing underlying issues, they often find themselves stuck in the same patterns of behavior and thought. True change requires introspection, self-awareness, and a willingness to confront and overcome challenges at their core. It's about
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@CoachElizabethS Narcissists often prioritize their image over genuine connections, which can lead to neglecting those closest to them. It's important to recognize and prioritize authentic relationships over superficial impressions.
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@JD_Quotes2017 Relationships thrive on trust and respect. If blocking someone supports the well-being of our bond, I'd prioritize my partner's feelings and discuss it openly. What do you think?
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@rms267 Exactly! Trying to explain the surreal nature of narcissistic abuse often feels like describing a bizarre dream. Sadly, it's a reality for many.
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@iamhallieb Absolutely, it's a grieving process. Take the time you need to heal. It's okay not to be okay. Allow yourself to feel everything and take steps toward healing when you're ready. You'll come out stronger in time.
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@iamhallieb Your worth isn't determined by someone else's actions. Recognizing how you feel and taking steps to prioritize your well-being is crucial. You deserve respect and positivity in your life.
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Setting goals is the first step in turning the invisible into the visible. Tony Robbins #mondaymotivation #inspirationalquotes #quoteoftheday
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@ItsEmilyKaty Definitely, calling anxiety or depression "mild" can be pretty dismissive, especially when it's severe enough to impact someone's daily life. Sometimes it's like telling someone with a broken leg to just walk it off because it's "just a fracture." 😖 😅 Anxiety and depression
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@iamhallieb You're right. Loving someone doesn't erase the hurt they caused. It's a reminder of your strength to love deeply despite mistreatment. Sending you strength and healing.
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@ashleyann_atx It's truly a unique experience, isn't it? The passion and intensity that come with loving something so deeply can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially when others don't seem to share that same level of enthusiasm. Remember, everyone has their own interests and preferences
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@iamhallieb Ghosting often reveals someone's communication patterns. Trust your instincts; if it happened once, it's likely to happen again. You deserve consistency and respect in your relationships. 🌟
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@cyjprint It's brave of you to share your journey. Experiencing a setback in mental health is more common than many realize, and acknowledging it is a significant first step. We, at Sintelly, want you to remember that healing is not always linear, and it's okay to have moments of
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@master_nobody Introverts value autonomy and deep reflection. Their thorough approach ensures decisions align with their inner compass. Understanding their process leads to more meaningful collaborations and respect for their thoughtful insights. 🌟
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@Stopworkplacebu Rumors often reveal more about the ones spreading them than the person they're about. It's a game of perception that says a lot about the storyteller.
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@Breakingfreetwo Oh, the "thoughtfulness" of some gifts! My all-time baffling gift was a single sock... No match, no explanation, just a lonely sock! Sometimes the strangest gifts become the best stories to share.
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@master_nobody You've captured that introvert vibe perfectly! It’s like telling someone who's read the whole cookbook cover to cover how to scramble eggs. They’ve not only considered your suggestion but have probably contemplated alternatives you haven't even thought of yet. Their minds are
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@ShannenPill It sounds like you have a wonderful bond with your baby and are providing a nurturing environment for their growth and development. Keeping your baby close to you can indeed provide comfort and security, reducing anxiety for both of you. It's great to hear that you're exposing
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@mud_and_stars Receiving an ADHD diagnosis can indeed bring about a mix of emotions. It's natural to feel relieved to finally have an explanation for certain challenges you've faced, while also feeling grief for the years spent struggling without understanding why. Undoing deeply ingrained
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@RayRedacted It's incredibly brave of you to open up about your journey with mental health, body image, and self-love. Recognizing the need to address these issues and sharing your experiences can be a powerful step towards healing and growth. Your courage in confronting these challenges is
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@Stopworkplacebu Victims focus on healing, not tearing others down. Let's amplify support for survivors and hold predators accountable for their actions.
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@Theholisticpsyc Healing brings clarity, it shifts our focus from seeking revenge to nurturing our growth and well-being. The greatest victory is outgrowing the need for vengeance. 🌱✨
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@lovewins11011 Absolutely, endangering someone intentionally, especially in a situation where safety is a concern, is a form of abuse. It's essential to prioritize safety and respect in any relationship.
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@CoachElizabethS It's a classic tactic to deflect responsibility. Sadly, the blame game lets them evade accountability for their own damaging behavior. Victims deserve validation and support, not baseless accusations.
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@nate_postlethwt A genuine apology focuses on acknowledging the hurt caused, not justifying actions. It's about validating the other person's feelings and taking responsibility for our actions. Understanding the impact is key to making amends.
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@Theholisticpsyc Handling bitterness with understanding can soften its edges. Sometimes, it's not about the situation, but the emotions held within. Compassion often heals what bitterness obscures.
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@master_nobody Introverts thrive on tranquility, not turmoil. They value depth over drama. Keep the peace, and you'll have their admiration. Push for drama, and well, let's just say it's not their scene. 🤫✌️
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@saylahachey Sometimes, but staying kind is more about who I am than how others respond. Being nice is a choice that speaks about my values, not just about the reactions it gets.
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@DrDoyleSays Dissociation is a survival mechanism born from unbearable circumstances. Understanding and compassion are crucial when someone experiences dissociation. It's about acknowledging their strength in coping with overwhelming situations.
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@CoachElizabethS Absolutely, they tend to deflect responsibility and repeat the same patterns. Recognizing their behavior can be crucial for self-preservation.
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@missm_teachess I'm sending you so much support and understanding!! It takes immense strength to share your struggles. Take each day as it comes. 😉💕✨
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@CoachElizabethS It's astonishing how quickly they move on. For them, it's more about the chase than the connection. Realizing this helps protect your own heart from their cycle of insincerity.
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@turtlebreezee Sometimes, what we see as rejection is the universe's way of guiding us to something better, something that aligns perfectly with our well-being and growth. Trusting that process can lead to unexpected blessings.
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@rms267 Your words echo the painful reality many face. Narcissistic abuse preys on kindness and empathy, leaving lasting scars. Surviving such battles requires immense strength and resilience. Your courage in speaking out sheds light on an often silent struggle. Stay strong, and know
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@lovewins11011 It's a subtle form of manipulation, making their actions conditional. True kindness doesn't come with strings attached. Recognizing these hidden terms is a step towards reclaiming your own agency. 🚪🗝️
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@Theholisticpsyc Life's milestones and transformations aren't confined by age. Life is a continuous adventure, and every chapter brings opportunities for growth and fulfillment. 🌟
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@MatthewCoast Height might be a big deal for some and completely irrelevant for others. The best relationships often thrive on mutual respect, connection, and shared values rather than physical attributes. Remember, compatibility comes in many forms!🫶🤟🤗
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@JD_Quotes2017 Enduring their lies, manipulation, and blame-shifting doesn't make you the bad guy. You're the strong one who made it through. 💪
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@soulmuva True community thrives on reciprocity and mutual support. It's about lifting each other up, sharing, and contributing. Being an active part of a community means not just taking but also giving, fostering a culture of support, and nurturing relationships. 🌟🤝
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@iamhallieb Feeling belittled or invalidated when trying to improve a relationship is not okay. Your concerns and efforts deserve respect and understanding. Surround yourself with someone who values your growth and supports your efforts to nurture the relationship. 🌟
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@CoachElizabethS It's so difficult to be in a situation where you feel unheard and invalidated, especially by someone who may not have your best interests at heart. Your truth and experiences are valid, even if they are not acknowledged by others. It's important to protect your energy and
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@CoachElizabethS Your words resonate deeply, Elizabeth. The pain of being ignored and invalidated by someone we care for cuts deep. It takes immense strength to recognize toxic patterns and break free. You deserve healing and support as you reclaim your power. 💖
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@kiaraimanii_esq Absolutely! Our minds can often play tricks on us, especially when anxiety takes over. Anxiety has a way of distorting our perceptions and convincing us of things that aren't accurate or realistic. Referring to anxiety as a "lying raggedy hoe" is a creative way to emphasize how
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@MikeJMele The most authentic insights on mental illness often come from those who've lived through it. Their experiences provide valuable understanding and empathy that books or opinions can't fully capture. Listening to firsthand stories is a powerful way to comprehend the real
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@MatthewCoast Marriage is about the quality of connection and understanding, not just the duration of knowing someone. Some find a lifetime in a year, others might take longer. It's about depth, not just time.
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The Crucial Role of Support in Mental Health Recovery The Crucial Role of Support in Mental Health Recovery The impact of an individual's mental health illness on their loved ones can often be devastating. It's crucial to approach these situations with empathy, patience, and
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Navigating Anxiety: Beyond "Positive Thinking" It's often said that "the power of positive thinking" can work wonders. While positive thoughts are undeniably powerful, relying solely on them to combat anxiety can lead to frustration and feelings of inadequacy. What happens
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@CoachElizabethS Co-parenting requires empathy and cooperation, which narcissists often lack. It's heartbreaking how they can neglect the well-being of their children, shifting blame instead of taking responsibility. Healing from such damage takes strength and support.
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@JacklenaB Realizing abuse can be complex and challenging. Sometimes, it's the gradual recognition of patterns or an honest conversation with a trusted person that can illuminate what's happening. If you're feeling unsure or uneasy, talking to someone you trust or seeking support could
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@Gracyn2 It's understandable to seek comfort in knowing that others are going through similar experiences, especially when it comes to managing mental health challenges like insomnia and severe anxiety. Remeron, as you mentioned, is indeed a medication commonly prescribed to help with
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@brytside08 Mental health is incredibly real and affects so many people in profound ways. Depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts are not just passing emotions but serious struggles that require understanding and support. It's essential to check up on the people we love, not just when
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@RhiaCrewe It's incredibly powerful when someone acknowledges the depth of pain beyond our words. Sometimes, it takes someone else to see the weight we've carried. You're not alone in this journey. 💜
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The Therapeutic Power of Humor Humor and laughter aren’t just for a good time; they’re vital tools for mental well-being. Research shows that laughter triggers the release of endorphins, the brain's natural feel-good chemicals, and reduces the production of stress hormones like
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💡 "Therapy is for the broken." ✅ Reality Check: • Therapy isn't just for crises; it's for growth. • Seeking support doesn't imply weakness. • It's like a mental gym, nurturing resilience and self-awareness. Redefining therapy as a proactive step towards a healthier,
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@therapy4bgirls January's all about resetting! I've got yoga sessions scheduled, some cozy reading nights, and a weekend hike to recharge. How about you? Any self-care plans in the works?
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Our feelings & actions are influenced more by how we perceive events than the events themselves. Embrace emotional responsibility & empower yourself to see challenges as opportunities. Your perspective has the power to transform your journey. #MindsetShift
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@lovewins11011 Narcissistic abuse is intricate and profoundly personal. Others might not grasp its complexities. Your journey, decisions, and healing are yours alone. Embracing your strength to ignore judgment is empowering. Keep prioritizing your well-being and the path to your peace. 💪💫
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🚫 "Happiness is a choice. Just think positive!" ✨ Reality Check: • Mental health isn’t a mere switch to flick. • Positive thinking helps but isn’t a cure-all. • It’s okay to feel down; emotions aren’t choices. • Seeking help and support matter. Let’s ditch the
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@MatthewCoast The importance of communication. Expressing needs, desires, and boundaries clearly, and also actively listening to the other person, is crucial. Misunderstandings can easily escalate when thoughts and feelings are assumed rather than discussed.
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@rms267 I'm really sorry to hear about what you're going through. Narcissistic abuse is often incredibly insidious, and it can be extremely challenging to untangle. Remember, you're not alone in this, and seeking support from trustworthy sources can be a crucial step in reclaiming your
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@CoachElizabethS Narcissists often manipulate narratives to suit their perspective, avoiding responsibility for their actions. This tactic can be confusing and hurtful to those around them. It's important to trust your experiences and seek support from trusted individuals when dealing with
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@CoachElizabethS People with NPD often have an inflated sense of their own importance, a deep need for excessive attention and admiration, and may exploit others for their own gain. It's important to note that having NPD doesn't necessarily mean someone is intentionally trying to destroy others'
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@MikeJMele It's a harsh reality. The pain of seeking help shouldn't add to the burden. We need more accessible and compassionate mental health support.
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@CoachElizabethS It's like handing them a mirror they never wanted to look into. Facts can be their worst enemy sometimes.
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Music and Mental Health 🎶 Music is a medium that doesn't depend on culture; it is a powerful tool that we can use to enhance our mental well-being. It’s not just entertainment; it’s a universal language that has the ability to uplift our mood, calm our nerves, or better
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@ForeverFree333 While the road ahead may seem uncertain, remember that your essence and spirit extend beyond physical activities. Your love for the outdoors and hiking speaks to a deeper appreciation of life and connection, qualities that can manifest in new ways even within these constraints.
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@CoachElizabethS Healthy relationships should uplift and support you. They cherish your individuality and honor your boundaries. Recognizing red flags like these is crucial for fostering genuine connections and self-respect. 🌟
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Mental Health and Aging 🌱 As we age, our mental health evolves as well and often requires more attention and care. Aging can present unique challenges, such as dealing with changes in physical health, and often coping with the loss of loved ones. This can potentially impact
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@Ryan_Daigler Spot on! Their hypersensitivity and entitlement can turn minor boundaries into major threats.
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@CoachElizabethS Navigating interactions with a narcissist can be incredibly challenging due to their tendency to deflect and manipulate. It's important to remain composed and not let their tactics dictate the course of an interaction. Setting boundaries and focusing on facts rather than
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@master_nobody Spot on! Introverts value autonomy and deep reflection. Their thorough approach ensures decisions align with their inner compass. Understanding their process leads to more meaningful collaborations and respect for their thoughtful insights. 🌟
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@MatthewCoast Find that person who sees the beauty in your chaos, stands by you through thick and thin, and inspires you to be the best version of yourself. It's all about that genuine connection and unwavering support. 💖
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@CoachElizabethS Spot on! A narcissist's version can feel like a completely different tale altogether, often twisted to suit their narrative. Sorting through their version is like navigating through a maze of alternate realities.
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@mwendefrey You're taking a brave step by launching a podcast, and it's okay to feel anxious about it. Be kind to yourself and remember that it's normal to experience nerves in such situations. Taking steps to manage stress, such as practicing relaxation techniques, setting realistic
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@iamhallieb Letting go of what never really was can be tough, but remember: you deserve someone who chooses you and loves you properly. 💔 Focus on healing and moving forward. 🌷
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📆 On this day in 1951, novel "The Catcher in the Rye" by J. D. Salinger was published by Little Brown and Company. 📕⁠ The Catcher in the Rye is one of the most banned, but also one of the most taught books in America. #throwbackthursday #literatureposts
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@soulmuva Holding your ground on boundaries is crucial for self-respect and maintaining healthy relationships. Your 'no' is a complete sentence, and it deserves to be respected without negotiation.
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@NarcissistBox Covert narcissists are masters at disguising their toxicity. Recognizing the signs is crucial. It's often the gradual realization that becomes the toughest part. Stay vigilant and prioritize your well-being always.
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@lovewins11011 Their reaction isn't about your criticism, it's about preserving their facade. Unfortunately, it's often met with extreme defensiveness or rage. Protecting yourself emotionally from this response is crucial.
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@AimTrue7 That shift from control to connection is incredibly powerful. It takes courage to make that change, but the bond it creates with your kids is priceless. Wishing you continued strength and growth in this journey!
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It's natural for us to sometimes look at what others have and wonder if it's better than what we have. The grass may appear greener on the other side, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's better. Often, when we take a closer look, we realize that what we already possess is
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@MikeJMele Respectful dialogue is the cornerstone of understanding. True wisdom lies in the ability to listen and consider different viewpoints, not in silencing them.
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@MatthewCoast Being with someone who proudly showcases you is like finding a rare gem in a sea of stones. It's about finding that person who sees your worth and isn't afraid to let the world know just how amazing you are....🫶
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@Narcopath_UK Their ability to mimic goes beyond personas; narcissists often fabricate narratives to control the narrative and craft a false reality. Awareness is key to spotting their deceptive tactics.
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@JacklenaB Not necessarily! Self-discovery can come from various experiences—both big and small. It's about how we reflect and grow from them that truly shapes our understanding of ourselves. What do you think?
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@itswords_ You’re absolutely right—it really isn’t easy dealing with so many challenging issues, especially at a young age. Juggling family problems along with personal mental health challenges can feel like you’re trying to keep a dozen eggs in the air, knowing they could crack at any
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@NatashaCL7 It's frustrating when someone rains on your parade.😐 A person who brings negativity into your joy could be a "buzzkill." 😅 Sometimes, these individuals might have their own struggles or insecurities, leading them to attack others' happiness. While dealing with such
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@nate_postlethwt Walking away from mistreatment is a powerful act of self-love. No regrets in prioritizing your well-being. 💙
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@FRibersson That's a common tactic used by narcissists. When you begin to assert yourself and set boundaries to protect your well-being, a narcissist will try to undermine your confidence by accusing you of being the problem. This behavior is a form of gaslighting, intended to make you
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@JD_Quotes2017 That realization can be a powerful pivot point. Redirecting energy towards those who appreciate your efforts makes all the difference. Your worth isn't defined by the wrong people's expectations. Keep focusing on the ones who truly value you.
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@lovewins11011 Their ability to exploit vulnerabilities is remarkable. Stay vigilant and prioritize your well-being. Knowing their tactics helps guard against their manipulative strategies. Keep your boundaries strong and your self-care stronger. You've got this! 🛡️💪
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💡 "It's all in your head." ✅ Reality Check: • Mental health involves more than thoughts. • Factors like biology & environment matter. • It’s as real as any physical illness. Grasping this complexity is vital for proper mental health understanding and support.
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