Emotional and Narcissistic Partner Abuse: stop the aggressive narcissist and free himselfurom the psychopathic partner, take back your life and healing your heart from psychological abuse

Have you ever had a relationship with someone in which you constantly felt inferior? Even if you once felt as though you were very comfortable in your skin, you now feel that you are not deserving of basic human respect? Maybe you feel as though you are undeserving of self-care or doing anything that could possibly be seen as selfish. Insecure and constantly on edge, you navigate through life as a shell of the person you once were, and you know that. You see it every morning when you look in the mirror-the you that you knew is gone, and you no longer recognize the person gazing back at you. Narcissistic abuse is insidious. It makes you feel as though you are delusional, selfish, paranoid, insecure, unworthy, miserable, deserving of abuse, and so much more. The abuse from a narcissist can leave long-lasting impacts on people, leaving them feeling as though they are inherently broken. There is a reason for this-the narcissist wants to control and manipulate his target. If you have become the narcissist's target for any reason, he will turn his sights on you and systematically do whatever he must to break you down and destroy your self-esteem, molding you into what he wishes you would be. The narcissist is not afraid to wield abuse of all kinds to manipulate, and this leaves the victim feeling a degraded sense of self. The narcissist tries to break others, in part because he, himself, is so broken. If you find yourself being abused by a narcissist, you may find yourself confused, blindsided, grieving the person you thought you knew who has suddenly morphed into an unrecognizable monster seemingly overnight, and guilty. You may blame yourself for what is happening, or have some sort of twisted expectation that you deserved what you got. However, that is not true. You do not deserve to live with abuse. No one, not even your parent, spouse, boss, friend, or anyone else you may encounter, can abuse you without repercussions. You do not have to stand for the abuse, and you can take steps to end it and escape the situation altogether. This book will guide you on your journey to recognizing the abuse narcissists dole out and what it will do to you if left unchecked. It will be your information on all types of abuse, the abuse cycle, and how the narcissist in your life will seek to keep you down and in his control. By reading this book, you have taken the first step toward healing from narcissistic abuse-acknowledging what has happened. Remember, this book is not meant to diagnose other people with a narcissistic personality disorder, nor is it a domestic violence expert that can offer you real-time advice catered to your specific situation. If you feel that you, or someone else, are in danger, do not hesitate to call for help. You can find your local domestic violence hotline with a quick web search, and a real, trained individual can help you plan a way to escape the situation quickly, quietly, and safely. In this book, you will learn more about: What is narcissistic abuse? What causes narcissism? Who is the narcissist? The narcissist's false self and true self Narcissistic personality disorder: Narcissistic manipulation tactics Learning the language of narcissist: who abusers use anything and everything against their victims The essential dictionary to understanding narcissistic abuse Dating emotional predators ... AND MORE! What are you waiting for? Click buy now!

Author: Dr. Keith Sam

Publisher: Independently published

Publication Date: January 12, 2020

Number of Pages: 136 pages

Language: English

Binding: Paperback

ISBN-10: 1659288975

ISBN-13: 9781659288971