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🎟️ 'The price of admission to a relationship with an extreme narcissist is self-annihilation.'
—Pete Walker, Complex PTSD: From Surviving to Thriving
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A narcissist is incapable of ever loving you! They may claim that they love you, but what they mean is they love the IDEA of you. They love the convenience of you. They only see you in relation to themselves.
They will never see YOU. #psa #codependency #narcissisticabuse
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Why breaking up w a narcissist is NOT like a normal breakup and takes so long to recover from
A narcissist will kill your spirit, until you are an unrecognizable shell of the person you used to be.
And then they blame you...
You end up being the reason & the villain, in all of the chaos... they created. 🎯
~Maria Consiglio~
#NoContact🚫
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If trauma can be passed down throughout the generations... then so can healing.✨
~Conscious Reminder~
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Self-harm is NOT just cutting oneself. It can also be over-exercising, over-eating, not eating enough, substance abuse, skin-picking, punching, biting, nipping, hair pulling etc.
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You feel stuck.
You're numb, disconnected, and feel like you're floating above your body.
You might be stuck in functional freeze:
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An estimated 6.2% of the general population have Narcissistic Personality Disorder. Narcissists thrive on abusing other people, including, sadly, their own children.
This article examines narcissistic abuse and its effect on the children of narcissists. buff.ly/3fo37wP
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I've designed loads of sets of mental illness advocacy badges on my Etsy store...if there's something you don't see that you think would improve the message we're trying to get out there let me know!
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It's hard to heal from narcissistic abuse when you don't quite know what it is yet. It's such a complicated form of abuse.
When you are able to put a "name" to it & really understand the dynamics of it, things will finally start to make sense.
#EducatedEmpaths✨
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🧵 THREAD
💬 Dissociative disorders are not spoken about enough in the mental health conversation.
It's time that changes 👇
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So those things you loved, before the dark? Maybe they’re not all lost after all. 🖤
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A big part of trauma recovery is getting to know the real you.
In service of survival we often give up our authenticity and become whoever others want us to be.
Healing is uncovering your true self hidden beneath the lies & coping strategies you adopted to survive.
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Psychosis can look different for everyone. Shedding light on the daily realities of psychosis paves a path to reduce stigma.


























