Are you familiar with the term “secondary victimization“? This occurs when a crime victim experiences further harm due to a lack of recognition or misunderstanding by authorities. In this article, I will explain secondary victimization using examples.
Many are unaware of the presence of evil individuals in our midst. Some, like my father, encounter a narcissistic partner. I’ve also had relationships with suspected female narcissists. In this article, I delve into narcissism in relationships, drawing from personal experiences.
Many victims of narcissistic abuse suffer not only from severe emotional mistreatment but also fall victim to financial exploitation. Narcissists aim to exert control by any means necessary, with money serving as a potent tool for manipulation.
Valentine’s Day, a celebration of love and affection, can be a complex and emotional time for those who have ended relationships with narcissistic partners. For victims of narcissistic abuse, this day may carry the weight of past manipulation and emotional turmoil.
Anyone who has experienced narcissistic abuse is likely familiar with the term ‘flying monkeys.’ This refers to individuals who believe the narcissist’s lies and consciously or unconsciously aid them in psychological manipulation against the target.
Earlier, I focused on the tactics of the narcissist, including narcissistic gaslighting – a manipulation technique frequently employed by narcissists. In this article, I will delve into this tactic, providing examples from my personal experience. Additionally, I’ll share strategies to help you defend yourself against narcissistic gaslighting.
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…
