you take it and ignore it you laugh it off and agree sarcasticly.. tell him lines such as "what ever" and "suuuuuuure" if you show it dosent bother you he or she will drop it eventualy... DO NOT SINK TO THEIR LEVEL Trust yourself because you know who you are and you're one strong person for leaving this narcissist. I call this "shaking the old apple tree" which means those that choose to believe his lies about you were never your friends in the first place and those that stand by your side are your true friends. Consider it a short-cut in life. Good for you! Keep going girl! Someone once told me, "You know who you are. Walk with your head held high - with dignity." The truth 'always' prevails. If not now - later. Try to trust this universal law. Those who know you - those worthy of your friendship and love - will always know the truth. The rest will eventually, even if you are not privy to it. Going against our instincts to defend can be one of the most difficult tasks before us, but silence can speak far louder than our words. If ever in a situation where you are faced with a "fact" about yourself that is untrue, simply find a few powerful, calm, mature words that will get the truth across, while retaining your dignity and composure. Never forget who you are and walk assuredly in that truth. Best wishes & an end to troubles, AlwaysLearning
It's important to document any attempts at defamation and gather evidence. Seek support from friends, family, or a therapist. Consider legal action if necessary to protect your reputation and well-being.
Have him arrested.
Gather as much factual evidence as possible.
There is no such things as an ex-narcissist.
none of the people know exactly. but i d say almost everyone who tries to leave
A puffer fish usually puffs up and looks like a ball with spikes that was when its pray tries to eat it it will poke them and eventually leave them alone.
no not always but he might if he has knowb u b4
He tries to never leave Bella, and he wants her to be happy. He wants to be a good friend.
Rev Sykes tries to get the children to leave because he is concerned for their safety. He knows that the trial is going to be emotionally charged and may turn hostile, and he wants to shield the children from witnessing the harsh realities of racism and prejudice.
No. That person is only an extension of himself. He can only love things that are of himself and thus is incapable of any selfless love, empathy, or understanding. A narcissist's onlyopportunity for change occurs during a life altering crisis. This deflates the narcissist's ego a leaves him emotionally unstable. It is possible, but very unlikely a narcissist will change. It is even more unlikely he will change for another person. He probably is unaware of his own attitudes as they are subconscious defense mechanisms usually formed in childhood or adolescence. Furthermore, he is incapable of that self-sacrificing behavior that enables Pygmalion projects.
The simple answer is you keep them separated when you are not there. Introduce them when you are and teach the dog to accept the puppy.
well, stay AWAY leave her alone and try to not to look at her directly, or go near her......
Don't let him. If he tries to bring another woman, leave.