Drinking after narcissistic abuse

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Be mindful of your thoughts and each time your mind.

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Jumping into any new relationship-even with a non-narc-when you're this vulnerable is almost guaranteed to fail and retard you in your self growth, and if you've been attracted to another narcissistic abuser (which is common in codependent, PTSD and Borderline women), you may wind up much worse when all is said and done.

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Also low fat dairy and legumes.

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Take time to calm yourself down: Go for a walk or do some exercise.

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Narcissistic Abuse is a scary, lonely and traumatizing experience where individuals might spend an extensive period of time in a relationship with a Narcissist feeling unsettled, confused and fearful.

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Shifting blame to you and guilt-tripping.

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In doing so, i realized two things.

The enabling mother or father of a narcissistic parent is also personality disordered, and in fact, a secondary abuser, because they keep their child in an absolute torture chamber.

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Narcissism is descriptive and reflects a cluster of patterns and behaviors that hang together like entitlement, lack empathy, arrogance, dysregulation, anger, a need for control, a need for validation, superficiality, sensitivity to criticism, egocentricity, incapacity for empathy, insecurity, and manipulative patterns.

It is a ONE-WAY STREET and a dead end with a Narcissist! Let's put this together because knowledge and education are so vital to starting out on your journey to recovery or a great for a brush-up.

When a person that abuses alcohol and drugs also exhibits narcissistic traits, it can turn into a chicken and egg situation.

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That's how you come out victorious.

The narcissist FOOLS us by using the "the drinking make me do it" or "I just got too high - I'm so sorry!" excuse.