Overview Why a child’s growth can feel threatening to a covert narcissistic parent How guilt and emotional pressure keep children tied to their parents The self-protective logic that develops inside the child What healing and freedom actually look like To explore this topic in greater depth, listen to the full episode of The Narcissism Decoder […]
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One of the most painful dilemmas in narcissistic relationships is knowing when to hold on — and when to let go. The difficulty isn’t just practical or moral; it’s deeply psychological. These relationships often awaken powerful early longings to be seen, to be understood, to finally repair what was broken in the past. This is
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What You’ll Learn What “real change” actually looks like. Four signals that predict change: owning the problem, emotional depth, steady self-reflection, and genuine connection. Why leaving can feel like losing a part of yourself—and how to make sense of that. The “two worlds” model (fantasy vs. reality) and how integration creates growth. A step-by-step way
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What To Expect from this Article Before diving in, here’s a quick roadmap of what you’ll learn: How to recognize the main traits of someone on the NPD spectrum The difference between grandiose and vulnerable narcissism Why relationships with narcissists can be so painful The emotional cycles that keep partners feeling trapped Introduction Being in
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What You’ll Learn in This Article What healing from narcissism truly looks like in daily life How the collapse of the grandiose self leads to real growth The importance of embracing vulnerability and authenticity Simple steps to rebuild genuine relationships and self-worth Practical strategies to cope with setbacks and stay on track during the healing
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