Narcissist's 10 Steps To Taking Over Your Mind

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• MK

  @mkerwin1 · 3 years ago

  Imagine finding this video before you got in too far entangled with the Narcissist.  This woman is saving lives.

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• GA

  @GardenAngel · 4 years ago

  As a widower after happy marriage I found myself with a narcissist.  I thought I was strong after getting over grief.... but she destroyed me... your videos have stopped me going mad... and finaly escape

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• LE

  @Leon-td3ln · 4 years ago

  Best YouTube channel on narcissism. Easy to resonate with especially from a male point of view and very professional. You’ve been a massive help in understanding this personality disorder

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• MK

  @MKDarvesh · 3 years ago

  One of the rare guides , this woman deserve to be honored.<br>She speaks truth to core.

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• SZ

  @szalome1 · 3 years ago (edited)

  One of the phenomena that Lise describes here is called &apos;the sunk-cost fallacy&apos;: you keep and keep investing into a person up to the point where you invested way to much to be able to just walk away, even if you know that the relationship is toxic/harmful for you/can not solve problems &nbsp;together. It is really hard to &quot;simply/just&quot; cut the losses and walk away - even though this is the right thing to do and the best way to save energy.

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• SH

  @sharpo · 3 years ago

  It seems there are so many covert narcissists these days. &nbsp;I now observe and make note of it immediately if someone doesn&apos;t give straight answers to straightforward questions. &nbsp;When that happens I go into high alert mode immediately. &nbsp;Thank you for sharing this information. &nbsp;You are saving people from hell.

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• RO

  @robertwager2898 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Her saying early on &quot;You&apos;re the smartest person I know! It&apos;s always interesting to talk to you. Others only talk about bullshit&quot;

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• RU

  @Russ-nf9tv · 3 years ago

  My wife would ask me what I wanted from her and I&apos;d say &quot;nothing.&quot; &nbsp;To her this meant our marriage was over. &nbsp;If I didn&apos;t want anything from her, she couldn&apos;t withhold anything from me, and was powerless to manipulate me. &nbsp;Every relationship she has ever had has been 100% manipulation based. &nbsp;It&apos;s quite obvious now why everyone &quot;abandons&quot; her... they are runing for their lives!

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• SA

  @saadhasib9653 · 3 years ago

  The MOST underrated channel on these disorders on YouTube by far, and I&apos;ve gone through quite a few of the popular ones. Pure professionalism, very well structured and ring&apos;s true for those of us who have experienced such tribulations. Thank you for your knowledge.

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• LE

  @Leboybrodeur1990 · 3 years ago

  I left my girlfriend about a week ago because she&apos;s a narcissist and a borderline. &quot; Fortunately&quot; I had a toxic relationship resembling that one years before so I could see all the lies and mind games and could tell her about it, but of course she was unfazed about everything I said and turned it against me. Left me several times over nothing just to go date some other guys and then come back with the same bullshit. Grateful that it only lasted about 4 months.

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• RO

  @robertwager2898 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Her saying: <br>&quot;you&apos;re so lucky to have such a good memory&quot;

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• JA

  @jamesmcginn8874 · 3 years ago

  i left her because it got to the stage where i couldn&apos;t take anymore--im OUT and staying OUT .

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