Why do narcissists always threaten to leave?
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Why do narcissists always threaten to leave?
They believe that they have to control you because if they lose, this means that you are now better than them and have demolished their sense of self-worth. So…to protect their self-esteem and get what they want, they devalue and threaten you. They try to scare you into agreeing with them.
How do you cut off a narcissist?
Here’s how to get out with your sanity intact.
- Go no-contact—absolutely no-contact.
- Just go. No lingering goodbyes.
- Consider blocking common friends.
- Write down why you left.
- Assume that the narcissist will move on quickly.
- Give yourself time to grieve.
- Keep yourself busy.
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Should you leave the narcissist or the narcissist first?
By leaving the narcissist first, you threaten their sense of ownership over you and their excessive need to control and gain from you what they cannot find in themselves. That is why the devastation they feel at the loss of supply is not due to the loss of the survivor, but rather, the loss of power they once held over the survivor.
Can a narcissist avoid the consequences of abandonment?
But, if the narcissist initiated his abandonment, if HE directed the scenes, or if the abandonment is perceived by him to be a goal HE set to himself to achieve – he can and does avoid all these untoward consequences. The Narcissist lives in a world of ideal beauty, incomparable (imaginary) achievements, wealth, brilliance, and unmitigated success.
Do narcissists stalk their former victims?
It is no wonder, then, that narcissistic abusers are known to stalk their former victims months, sometimes even years, after the ending of the relationship, especially if their victims discarded them first. They might harass and stalk you in person, through e-mail, texting, phone calls, voicemails, or third-party contact.
Why do narcissists feel devastated when they lose supply?
That is why the devastation they feel at the loss of supply is not due to the loss of the survivor, but rather, the loss of power they once held over the survivor. Narcissists rely on narcissistic supply (anything in the form of praise, money, gifts, sex, attention, etc.) to survive their daily experience.