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Now, let’s dive into the topic of today’s video. I’m excited to discuss something that many of you have been curious about: what truly destroys a narcissist after the discard? This is an important subject, and I want you to understand how narcissists perceive you and what you can do to protect yourself.
First, let’s clarify what we mean by "the discard." When a narcissist discards you, it usually means they have decided to end the relationship. This can happen abruptly, often leaving you feeling confused and without closure. Narcissists have a unique way of manipulating their partners. They may start the relationship by "love bombing," which involves overwhelming you with affection and attention. They often create an idealized version of themselves and your future together, only to later reveal their true, more toxic nature.
Once they have captured your attention and affection, they may begin to manipulate you further. This can include lying, gaslighting, and eventually engaging in smear campaigns to ruin your reputation. It’s important to recognize these patterns; they are systematic and deliberate.
Now, let’s discuss what happens after the discard. Many people believe that once a narcissist has ended the relationship, they are left feeling devastated. However, this is not always the case. While they may appear unaffected, the truth is that they often struggle to cope with the loss of "supply"—that is, the attention and validation they receive from their partners.
When you go no contact or when the narcissist blocks you on social media, it is often a strategic move on their part. They want to leave you feeling confused and without closure, maintaining the ability to return to your life whenever they choose. This lack of closure is a tactic to keep you emotionally tied to them.
However, there are instances when individuals recognize the toxicity of the relationship and choose to discard the narcissist first. You may have seen the signs that the relationship was heading in a negative direction and decided to take action. By doing so, you reclaim your power and break free from their manipulative grasp.
When you let go of the narcissist, you are essentially sending them back to where they belong—out of your life. This can be incredibly empowering and is often what truly disrupts a narcissist. They thrive on control and the ability to manipulate their partners. When you take that power away from them, it can leave them feeling lost and confused.
"Disclaimer: The information provided in this video is for educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you suspect you or someone you know may be involved with a narcissist, or are dealing with any psychological issues, please consult a qualified healthcare professional. This content is shared to offer insights and perspectives and should not be considered as professional or medical counsel."
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