Narcissism is one of the most controversial concepts of psychoanalysis, and it’s easy to be trapped in a narcissistic relationship.

If you’ve been living with a narcissist, you probably already had a good idea of what narcissism is. Once you have a better understanding of these aspects of your partner’s personality, you will be better prepared to take and stand up for yourself and help your partner change into a more loving person. In general, a narcissist is someone who needs people around to admire them. They feel that they are the most important person in the room, or even in the world, and so they expect everyone to act a certain way toward them because of it.

Narcissist's favorite tool of control is gaslighting.

How did it come to be the favorite tool of manipulation for a narcissist? These questions and many other questions might have come to your mind as you turned here, and to understand what gaslighting is, and how it became a favorite tool in a narcissist’s tool bag, it is necessary to consider how gaslighting came to be a term. 

How can one quit an emotionally destructive relationship with a narcissist?

You try to make yourself known, but your efforts seem doomed to fail. You seldom (if ever) feel seen or understood. Your perspective is ignored, and your feelings are invalidated. Your attempts to communicate fall flat. At times, you feel invisible, enraged, depressed, and humiliated.

Healing from narcissistic abuse is possible.

With the narcissistic relationship, partners are often in a codependent attitude or expression because it is the only way to achieve a balance. In order for the relationship with a narcissist to work, a partner must be willing to offer the energetic balance to what the narcissist requires.

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