Category Archives for Surviving Narcissistic Abuse
I Still Remember You
By Kim Saeed You disappeared so long ago a slow, painful deliverance. Your voice was silenced and you became invisible as you vanished into your captor. He bled your soul into his veins; Because he can
Read MoreA Narcissist's Love Letter
By John Howell When I say I’m in love with you, I mean I love the way I feel when I’m with you. I love myself through you. I love seeing myself through your eyes. I love seeing myself through my eyes
Read MoreThe Paradox of the INFJ / Narcissist Connection
My months of research on Narcissists has turned up a recurring theme. As many of you know, the Narcissist typically attracts a specific personality type. Usually a warm, independent person with a clearly
Read MoreWhat Does The Bible Say About Narcissistic Behavior? – Part Two
Disobedience To Parents This past Sunday, I started a series based on the work of Christine Louis de Canonville that contrasts and compares what St. Paul says to Timothy two thousand years ago with today’s
Read MoreWhat Does The Bible Say About Narcissistic Behavior? Part One
** This article was written by The Roadshow for Therapists: Working with Narcissistic Victim Abuse People Will Be Lovers of Themselves Narcissism is addressed in the Bible in Paul’s second pastoral
Read MoreRevealed! 6 Lies Narcissists Tell (The Short-List)
If you’ve found yourself in the unfortunate company of a narcissist, you’ve undoubtedly discovered their innate ability to lie without blinking an eye. Narcissists lie for a variety of reasons, but
Read More5 Signs You’re Being Targeted By A Narcissist
We’re all looking for that perfect love. If you’re in a new relationship, things can be bewildering. You’ve found a new guy or gal and you’re getting along splendidly. You wonder if you’ve
Read MoreThe Funeral – Burying My Grief
July 7, 2013 – 8:25 a.m. – Our past can affect us in different ways, depending on our personality and the unique events that have caused pain. We find ways to cope, but for many, the pain
Read MoreThe Day I Remembered Me
February 11, 2011. After nearly eight years of marriage to a Narcissist, I remembered me…and left the nightmare of Narcissistic abuse. Little did I realize I’d been drawn to him partly because
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