If you have ever been a gaslighting victim, you might rightly consider it the epitome of evil.

One of the painful dating experiences in life is surviving an abusive, narcissistic relationship.

Narcissists are well-known for their destructive social behaviors.

Crossing paths with a narcissist is without a doubt one of life’s greatest challenges.

Empaths and narcissists are polar opposites of each other.

It’s exhausting and stressful being in a romantic relationship with a narcissist. And breaking up with such people will be hard because they’ll cause mayhem when they leave you.

I am guessing you have had a run in with a narcissist before.

If any of your reading this have been lucky enough to not have encountered a narcissist, I hope it always remains that way for you.

Life is full of surprises. Sometimes you don’t even know what kind of person you have chosen to let into your life until it’s too late.

History lessons would have far fewer horror stories if only people were able to spot a narcissist when a pompous, self-important and self-centered douche walked up to them.

Manipulating people is what makes narcissists tick. The easiest and most efficient way for a narcissist to accomplish this is their use of words.

Narcissists are all around us. You even admire some of them and look up to them. You will find them in many aspects of your life – when you sit in front of your TV, when picking up the newest bestseller, when you are enjoying your favorite sport, when you are casting your vote… the list goes on and on.

Did you know that being around narcissist is more likely to cause you anxiety disorder?

Being in the hands of a narcissist is akin to being under a dark cloud of abuse.

Empaths are resilient individuals that have great strength and are highly sensitive to the feelings and emotions of others.

Breaking away from a relationship with a narcissist is one of the most trying and painful things for every victim. The challenge is even harder when there are children involved.

Understanding the idea of narcissistic abuse and how it influences us enormously affects our capacity to take part in self-care and own our power.

He ruined her, and left her broken in pieces. Her relationship with the narcissist changed how she will love forever.

Few things could be as damaging to your self-worth and self-esteem as being in a relationship with a narcissist. That is why these relationships are not exactly easy to walk away from, because the bastard has convinced you that the hell of a relationship you are having is even more than you deserve.

Narcissists have mastered the art of disguise, and a woman dating a narcissist will never be aware she is dating one until it’s too late.