Narcissism: The Definitive Guide To Understanding Narcissism And Healing From Narcissistic Partners, Parents, And Friends (How To

Perhaps you have known for some time that your significant other is a narcissist, but you do not know how to end the relationship. No matter your current circumstances, having a narcissist in your life is emotionally, psychologically, and physically draining.

Everyone has known a narcissist at some point. The narcissist, who is charming, self-confident, and entertaining to be around, can temporarily make you feel good about yourself. When you see the narcissist's true face, the story changes. You are left exhausted and confused by the combination of put-downs, mind games, and relentless criticism with emotional blackmail and other forms of manipulation. When the narcissist leaves, you are left wondering how someone who seemed so wonderful could have caused you so much pain.

Life with a narcissist is exhausting, all-consuming, and isolating. He misbehaves and acts out in order to divert your attention away from his overwhelming deficits, as he lacks the adult skills and abilities to meet the needs of another person. He is truly only fifty percent of a man, and that may be generous. He frequently fails to fulfill even the most basic of his obligations to you, namely your sexual needs.