The story of Mary and Joe continues sometime until Joe makes a false statement against Mary. In previous blogs, you could read what went before. See the articles about ‘domestic violence‘, the ‘narcissistic stalker‘ and ‘computer trespass by a narcissistic ex‘.
Some narcissists don’t hold back when they don’t get their way. Sometimes they go as far as committing cyber harassment to get revenge when their victim breaks up the relationship.
Narcissists often turn out to be stalkers when a relationship ends. It’s another example of them attempting anything to get their way. They alternate between reacting angryly, rude, vicious, or even praising you. They want attention and they try to get it in all sorts of ways.
This article about domestic violence is the first part of a series of four. It chronicles a relationship with a narcissistic stalker. Written by guest blogger Jacintha can Beveren, the story is based on true events. Jacintha van Beveren is an educational sociologist and photographer. She works as a self-employed person in education and communication…
How to take revenge on a narcissist? Many who discover narcissistic abuse feel anger and want revenge. But is it a good idea? This article explores the topic and suggests the best way to deal with a narcissist.
People commonly assume that most narcissists are men. However, the percentage of male and female narcissists is likely much closer. Narcissistic women, often covert narcissists, are less likely to be recognized as narcissists.
“Is my husband a narcissist?” If you notice narcissistic traits in your husband, you might be wondering, “Is my husband a narcissist?” If so, it’s important that you acknowledge it. Living with a narcissistic man is an unhealthy situation. Unfortunately, this phenomenon is becoming increasingly common. Did you know that 7.7% of men display narcissistic…
Some time ago, I received a question about dating a narcissist and identifying them on the first date. It would be helpful if pathological narcissists were easily recognizable, but unfortunately, they are not.
A few years ago, someone recommended a book about codependency. The term was new to me, but I found a lot of recognition. In this article, I’ll explore the relationship between codependency and narcissism.
In this article, I aim to address common pitfalls that victims of narcissistic abuse often encounter. It’s crucial to clarify that I’m not placing blame on the victim. Instead, I want to highlight potential mistakes that may hinder your transition from victimhood to survivor.
