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Why Trauma Bonding Feels Like Love

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In this video, Dr. Ramani will be talking about why trauma bonding feels like love. Trauma bonding is a process by which people connect with someone or something that has traumatized them.
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@MedCircle
@MedCircle Жыл бұрын
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@nurysramos7810
@nurysramos7810 11 ай бұрын
@TM-tx9ct
@TM-tx9ct 11 ай бұрын
When my ex and I discussed a situation or argument, I would explain what was wrong. My ex repeated what I said back to me. So he heard. He went on to ask if he did x, y, and z, would things improve? So he had heard, inwardly digested, and come to a reasoned solution. He would then progress down the path of implementing these suggested actions. Then, after a while, he would revert back to type. So I thought, well he's trying and you have to work at a marriage, so I stayed. It took 20 years to realise that this was not trying, but just further manipulation. The biggest problem in the relationship was that I enabled the behaviour. I should have walked away years before.
@Veraconah
@Veraconah 11 ай бұрын
it's more evil to be more calculating after being exposed They gave up on you and the relationship because they gave up on themselves it's not that they couldn't do it they didn't want to
@balaari4842
@balaari4842 9 ай бұрын
@@Veraconahyes fear of what’s lurking 👀, hr tried to keep u on a leash what’s a horrible excuse of a human being, set boundaries if they jus keep voliting u hold back because u can see it from there perspective rain hell fire on those that wish u harm
@NanashellNanashell
@NanashellNanashell 8 ай бұрын
Its December 25th, 2023. Is this workshop still existing and functioning?
@AAXS-op1vo
@AAXS-op1vo 8 ай бұрын
You stay because you hope.
@user-xy8qk9gz7g
@user-xy8qk9gz7g 18 күн бұрын
👍🏻
@JuwanTV
@JuwanTV 16 күн бұрын
Hope is strong as hell too. It can get you out of a lot of situations and holding onto it can get you into a lot of situations
@omnipotentworldwider5111
@omnipotentworldwider5111 5 күн бұрын
Hope is a dangerous thing when attached to others
@marys5624
@marys5624 Күн бұрын
It’s a roller coaster.
@kimrobinson6285
@kimrobinson6285 7 ай бұрын
The good stuff lacks depth, but the bad stuff goes clear to the bone.
@wisdomdantecourt8179
@wisdomdantecourt8179 3 ай бұрын
Bingo! 🎯🎯🎯
@Slasla1610
@Slasla1610 4 күн бұрын
Well said
@hebrewmama
@hebrewmama Жыл бұрын
how does this phenomenal woman hit it on the head everytime. the examples she gives are always so simple yet poignant
@thembanitheone
@thembanitheone Жыл бұрын
She's qualified and educated.
@jessicaward5315
@jessicaward5315 Жыл бұрын
Education and passion
@Novarcharesk
@Novarcharesk Жыл бұрын
Because it’s well researched psychology, and she’s an expert on it.
@randomoldcrone
@randomoldcrone Жыл бұрын
Personal experience in addition to her education. She's lived it.
@queenb3088
@queenb3088 10 ай бұрын
She's a professional.
@kierlak
@kierlak Жыл бұрын
Inner Child fantasy. Often Inner Child seeks redemption. As a result we attract what's familiar.
@oldcrone
@oldcrone 11 ай бұрын
Yes. We like to pretend everything will be allright like when we were children.
@hellawitzgerald7530
@hellawitzgerald7530 9 ай бұрын
​@@oldcroneI don't think that's what he meant. More like the inner child wants a chance to heal so we subconsciously attract similar situations that represent the trauma we need to heal from
@virginiasturgeon4084
@virginiasturgeon4084 8 ай бұрын
I had to heal my inner child to finally get out of my trauma bond with the narcissist. I never knew when I was with him that he was a covert narcissist. I just knew I had to get my baby out of that toxic environment. He kept hovering me for 15 years, but I didn't know what it was at the time. I have now been no contact for 4 years. He has a new supply and tries to appear happy, but I know better. He can never be happy or love anyone, not even his own child or now grandchildren. Sad useless life!
@Grindstaff09
@Grindstaff09 3 ай бұрын
​@@hellawitzgerald7530that's excellent, and explains why it feels like home. The video did not provide this info promised by its title
@7prudent
@7prudent 3 ай бұрын
I suggest you search about Repetition Compultion (which was coined by Freud).
@thescapegoatclub
@thescapegoatclub Жыл бұрын
When the narc is a parent, we have to stay, at least until we are old enough to leave. But likely the trauma bonds are so strong, and we are so brainwashed, it takes decades to figure out and escape.
@gummy5862
@gummy5862 Жыл бұрын
Takes a lot to leave your parents
@thescapegoatclub
@thescapegoatclub Жыл бұрын
@@gummy5862 yes, it’s very hard. Worth it if you’re leaving abusive ones though.
@artifundio1
@artifundio1 Жыл бұрын
Yes, it takes a lot. I left all my family on 2018. It is very strange, how much clarity I gained by being away. Only then I understood "mind fog" as a concept.
@jacquelinefroehle3583
@jacquelinefroehle3583 Жыл бұрын
My adult kids are stuck in the trauma bond with their Dad...I divorced him 23 years ago thank God. Yet the kids, in order to get his attention will suck me in and cause unnecessary chaos and confusion and run to Dad the Covert Narc and he tells them nonsense such as the Mother has to obey the kids. They are 37 and 40 and they want me to play the games. I say No...that is not true and they still believe whatever Dad says....and devalue me for saying No...to the nonsense. The older they get the more they are like him. Wearing to deal with them.
@thescapegoatclub
@thescapegoatclub Жыл бұрын
@@jacquelinefroehle3583 it sounds exhausting.
@Jordello3000
@Jordello3000 Жыл бұрын
At first it feels like love then it begins to feel like danger
@bbdn5123
@bbdn5123 Жыл бұрын
💗 I felt and feel very stupid, question my intelligence. I should've "known better", especially doing research, reading psychology books as a kid. Reading up periods of time while growing up. Ofcourse more horrific sad events occured in the meantime. I forgot everything... From what happened till what I read. Now I think I'm crazy, I imagine things, I don't believe myself. Supressed memories flow back after I finally ran away for the last time and went into hide out hermit style. I also get flashbacks and sad crying attacks out of the blue. Thinking some "light" stuff sets me off to panic mode myself, easily triggered. Can't cry/breath/sleep/eat/tensed whole body. I finally manage to see, it's a lot. I'm not alone, there's too many people suffering, good people 💗. We MUST RISE and put our faith and believe The Almighty Creator, He IS The Healer. The Protector of all hearts is purifying my heart, He is showing me, letting me know His Light shines bright in my heart, He vanquishes all evil toxic wickedness that's surrounding us and within ourselves. Take care ☝🏽🌌💖💫
@Nyc99
@Nyc99 11 ай бұрын
i was tricked, so scared but managed to escape, that wasnt a regular dud, this was like alien
@pressinpause
@pressinpause 9 ай бұрын
On God
@ifnotnowthenwhen9063
@ifnotnowthenwhen9063 9 ай бұрын
Yes marriage is legal crime
@lastthingsministry
@lastthingsministry 6 ай бұрын
It was never love. The idealisation/love bombing stage isn't love but mirroring. The Narc mirrors an ideal version of yourself back and they actually worship/idolise you for a while during this period. It is very addictive. It isn't love. Worshipping humans is very bad news but basically they treat us as a god, we get hooked on that feeling which is a high and then we will do anything to get it back. At that point you realise that of you worship them for a bit, they worship you for a bit but then over time they phase out the worshipping you bit so you are worshipping them instead. They don't love you (never did) and you don't love them. You idolise and worship them but you don't love them either. People need to understand what love really is so they can recognise the counterfeit.
@hershekissed
@hershekissed 11 ай бұрын
You stay because you’re desperate for love, don’t know what it isn’t, and are too exhausted to leave😂
@MikeEguales
@MikeEguales 11 ай бұрын
😮😢
@peaceofmindofpeace1650
@peaceofmindofpeace1650 9 ай бұрын
Like I used to be to exhausted to leave my old job.
@MeghenFarley
@MeghenFarley 8 ай бұрын
Ya..not funny
@LaMesaC
@LaMesaC 5 ай бұрын
Or don't have an safe alternative place to run too. ❤
@hershekissed
@hershekissed 5 ай бұрын
@@MeghenFarley sometimes you gotta laugh to keep from crying. Don’t change the fact that it’s true.
@errinmonado6905
@errinmonado6905 Жыл бұрын
The most valuable thing Dr. Ramani has taught me is trauma bonding. It helped me break away from my abuser after 2 years of outright confusion as to wtf was happening.
@lampshade3795
@lampshade3795 9 ай бұрын
Realizing this helped me break away from a very old and toxic friendship. We haven’t talked in years and I don’t miss any of it. Very grateful.
@axel-xm5qm
@axel-xm5qm 8 ай бұрын
Same
@toasterstrudel6312
@toasterstrudel6312 8 ай бұрын
Can I ask your advice? I’ve finally recognised that trauma bond as an issue but throughout the past year I’ve been back and forth between no contract and relapsing… I’ve now gone full no contact but how do you stop yourself from relapsing? It feels like an addiction and despite knowing he’s bad for me I still want him back and miss him, what helped you overcome this?
@toasterstrudel6312
@toasterstrudel6312 8 ай бұрын
@@lampshade3795 Can I ask your advice? I’ve finally recognised that trauma bond as an issue but throughout the past year I’ve been back and forth between no contract and relapsing… I’ve now gone full no contact but how do you stop yourself from relapsing? It feels like an addiction and despite knowing he’s bad for me I still want him back and miss him, what helped you overcome this?
@Mushroom321-
@Mushroom321- 7 ай бұрын
Congratulations 🎉to freedom !!!👏👏👏 yes, its awful..
@MH_Prof
@MH_Prof Жыл бұрын
In a dating relationship, I have a hard time understanding trauma bonding. I grew to strongly dislike the narcissist I dated because of the (you guessed it) terrible way he treated me. He was a narcissist’s narcissist. Lied, stole, cheated, manipulated, gas lighted, raged, dominated-you get my point. The best day of my life was the last time I hung up the phone and decided I would never talk to him again. I can honestly say I have never regretted my decision. Life with him was hell.
@MH_Prof
@MH_Prof 11 ай бұрын
@@primitivedogs4638 I am sorry you had to go through the horror of being married to a narcissist. If I had been married to this…man I dated I would have ended up in the penitentiary.
@primitivedogs4638
@primitivedogs4638 10 ай бұрын
I was very angry back then, just because my ex lived a complete double life and dated my merried girlfriend (a second house and lots of girls). Both divorsed and remarried. I simply felt he spent all time and money on her and others during our merridge and I was crying about no money to kids milk...
@Wild1KY
@Wild1KY 8 ай бұрын
Y’all wasn’t a good match. Long term
@Mushroom321-
@Mushroom321- 7 ай бұрын
Yes, i know that feeling. 🙄😬 They can be controlling.. Dominant as you said , Etc. Congratulations 🎊 to freedom!!!
@curtriedel5036
@curtriedel5036 3 ай бұрын
Mine is a HER. All the things you listed. An absolute Nightmare. I'll be gone by year's end. So looking forward to my NEW LIFE.
@jacquelynskye295
@jacquelynskye295 9 ай бұрын
After a lot of time passed without contact, I finally broke the addiction to the husband narcissist. It is now like I never knew him at all. I certainty never loved him, but I was definitely addicted to the source of my torture and chaos. I thought I deeply loved him then but it was only a hard-core addiction. 😢😮
@walkertranger5746
@walkertranger5746 Ай бұрын
Addiction to what exactly?
@MsShuman100
@MsShuman100 4 ай бұрын
Everything she said is absolutely correct. I see these behaviors repeatedly with individuals in toxic relationships as an adult mental health case manager. Workshops like this should be across different platforms (school, work, church, etc.) to help people be aware and break free from abusive relationships.
@dreamsicleblues
@dreamsicleblues 4 ай бұрын
Thank you for your work, it's so important, please stay with it. People need to know they're not alone.
@marinvidovic763
@marinvidovic763 3 ай бұрын
Please, whslat's your position on Guerilla PREGNANCIES, where a Narcissistic women discusses pros/&cons with her friends/ or relatives ...and Targets totally good man , knowing that everything is just a way A) to get all Goodies and B) send him ... To the Cleaners ?
@phoenixrising5338
@phoenixrising5338 Ай бұрын
I agree. I think, however, that my church has a vested interest in not having women and children break free from abusive situations. 1) They don't want to deal with the increasing numbers of "non-traditional families" -- it messes up their statistics and their PR image -- growing numbers of divorced mothers with kids really mess up their blissfully happy righteous priesthood centered homes narrative (so does one of the fastest growing groups -- women in their 60s saying the kids are gone, I can be free of what I've endured for 40 or 50 years, I'm filing for divorce), and 2) They absolutely do not want to step up and provide the financial support, therapy, shelters, and physical & emotional aid people leaving abusive situations need to thrive. Our church is all about self-reliance. You aren't supposed to need help. If you do, they will emphasize very strongly that it's short-term, with some programs requiring repayment, and needs to end as soon as possible, and they will take a lot of steps to usher you out before any longer-term plan or safety-net is in place. My church is wealthy beyond anyone's wildest expectations at this point. There is no coordinated program at all for helping women and children leaving abusive situations. Church leaders look like they're trying to swallow a grapefruit whole when the topic of a worldwide, targeted, coordinated plan for assisting abuse escapees on a regular, reliable, on-going basis is brought up. It's written all over their faces: "We don't want to get involved."
@Zeepjeliefs
@Zeepjeliefs 11 ай бұрын
I think admitting to myself this relationship was not what I hoped it to be was very difficult because than it's so disappointing. They keep asking for chances and you give them because you hope for a different outcome. But in the end it will just burn you more.
@Nina94771
@Nina94771 Жыл бұрын
Comes in all forms of relationships, friendships as well as romantic and family relationships
@susiepummill9391
@susiepummill9391 7 ай бұрын
yessssss
@jeanannedupratt7075
@jeanannedupratt7075 Жыл бұрын
In his words 'free meals + f****s' laughingly and in my mind's eye, something felt off. I began getting chest pains in my efforts to remain by him. He was slowly destroying me, making me own his anxiety to his own convenience. He announced the end of the/our sentimental relation several times, wanting to break my self confidence. I am a strong woman. At first I stayed for 2.5 months, and slowly created distance by 'no contact'. His acting, panic crises and refusing to discuss anything became too uninteresting to want to be around. Yes, he blamed everyone but himself. And, he expected me to pursue him. I often felt manipulated and punished. Then he began downrating me in public. We were quite different. He was agnostic. I was brought up with strong Christian values. It hurt. But I left and sent his key back. By registered mail. Now he can continue smearing me. But it is becoming clear to everyone's eyes that he is lying. I can't help him.
@teddmented
@teddmented Жыл бұрын
My dad married a narc who’s turned him into a shell of his former self. He deserved much better but he’s so codependent I can’t help him. If I do he lashes out.
@millyv8787
@millyv8787 10 ай бұрын
Omg that’s so sad I hope he someday gets tired of living that way and opens his eyes to the truth
@Elicia341
@Elicia341 22 күн бұрын
I have a friend who is the same. I have been through the same situation and I think I’m getting somewhere with her but then she will not leave and she is a shell of a person. It is excruciating to watch and not be able to get through to them how dire the situation they are in is
@yrd814
@yrd814 Жыл бұрын
Omg! Yes. The superficial stuff! He takes me to concerts, vacations, cruises, expensive dinner... without me asking for a thing! But there is no emotional connection. He is very immature. And then when we fight that is all he talks about! All the good things he has done for me. Yes, the why do we stay! So confusing and exhausting!
@shalalala868
@shalalala868 6 ай бұрын
Sounds like you have two different love languages
@kathygrl1
@kathygrl1 Ай бұрын
@@shalalala868even if there are two different love languages between them…that doesn’t give him the right to treat her like dirt. As if she should be thankful for all his material things and be quiet.
@nellieshoals
@nellieshoals 14 күн бұрын
​@@shalalala868lmao, what a dismissive comment 🤣💀
@shalalala868
@shalalala868 13 күн бұрын
@@nellieshoals lol I’m just saying learning love languages will help you understand yourself and your partner better, including if you’re incompatible with someone else.
@latoshagreen4422
@latoshagreen4422 Жыл бұрын
A SHORT means someone chose to cut up the original interview. However the explanation was very clear why they stay, but to use Dr. Ramani's word, people stay because the narcissist OR toxic person "gives you enough good days to confuse you and enough bad days to break your heart" the CONFUSION is why people stay. I'm speaking from 14 years of experience. Also, she doesn't label EVERYONE a narcissist. She made it very clear in ALLLL of the many full interviews I have watched, narcissism is a PERSONALITY style, just like my personality style is AGREEABLENESS, which made me a great target for people like them. Narcissistic Personality Disorder is an OFFICIAL DIAGNOSIS, like a person being given a (Major Depressive Disorder professional diagnosis) after multiple therapy sessions with a trained professional on NPD. There are more than you know out there and social media and Covid just exacerbated it. Watch full interviews of her if you truly want to understand what YOU'RE going through and not care so much about the "SUPERFICIAL" stuff, such as what correct name is giving to those people who make or have made OUR LIVES HELL.
@zeniabbasi8662
@zeniabbasi8662 8 ай бұрын
Hey ! I finally broke free from what i believe was a narc ex (it seemed to me he fulfilled 8 of the 9 DSM-5 criteria). Since you stayed for 14 years, may i ask you how much did it take you to become your original version of yourself after the breakup ? I am struggling at not ruminating, at laughing and joking again as i used to before him, at enjoying the small things in life again. I got so used to do everything with him only, texting, sharing stories, sendig videos etc. that now everything feels so lonely and meaningless. It is as if i can only be happy if i share my life experiences with him. And then the guilt trips kick in and i start wondering if i was the narcissist, if my reactive abuse was actually narcissistic abuse etc. How did you manage all this and how long did it take you to be able to live a day without thinking about him ? 😔
@valentina370_
@valentina370_ 5 ай бұрын
@@zeniabbasi8662Hi, I’m so sorry you are going through this, i’m in the same situation you are in, he was the only friend i had because i’m also more of an introvert. I only enjoyed doing things with him and it’s become hard. It’s been 4 months almost 5 since our breakup and i just feel like i’m not healing. I miss him everyday, think about him every minute and can’t stop blaming myself for how the relationship ended. I’m even starting to feel i was the narcissistic one, it’s extremely hard, how are you doing and coping now?
@zeniabbasi8662
@zeniabbasi8662 5 ай бұрын
@@valentina370_ hey beautiful 🌸 i am doing much much better. While i still avoid things that remind me him, i am able to enjoy things/experiences/talks again. I have also stopped ruminating all day long and started being productive again in my day to day life (i study, cook, clean etc). Basically i have stopped hurting, but i wouldn't say i completely healed yet. I still find myself thinking about him. Not for hours, maybe just a few times a day but unfortunately every single day 😔 i don't know how to get rid of his thought. I tend to feel better when i think that he never deserved me and that someone else one day will be able to appreciate and respect me, but i guess until that man doesn't come into my life i won't be able to completely forget my ex. How are you feeling and coping with the situation ?
@nikkireigns
@nikkireigns 3 ай бұрын
Following this thread. I’m right at the point of a final (I hope) breakup. I’m exhausted from walking on eggshells 😢
@rusticblue
@rusticblue 8 ай бұрын
I didn’t really blame myself. I definitely did listen to what he said, and made changes that I thought would make him happy. I had seemingly endless forgiveness for his abusive behavior, the mental and verbal garbage he threw at me to see if something would stick. One day if realized that even I have a limit and told him (kindly) he could work on his problems without me as his scapegoat. I did it! His response was a juvenile and vile smear campaign birthed in his delusional mind. Backfired on him, he’s alone and I’m free from the abuse, free to be me!
@wisdomdantecourt8179
@wisdomdantecourt8179 3 ай бұрын
You said this so eloquently. Because that’s exactly who they target. You know, the type that’s slow to anger. The total opposite of what they are.
@tlove6932
@tlove6932 Жыл бұрын
So true! Glad you said about the superficial things then the worse stuff, Gaslighting, EXPLOITIVE, Trauma Bonding, dehumanizing. Well said!🔥🔥🔥
@Sunnyfield323
@Sunnyfield323 9 ай бұрын
I don’t get it can you explain it another way what does she mean about superficial what’s the relevance of that
@Katwarfield
@Katwarfield 11 ай бұрын
I felt like I couldn't live without him. It felt like an addiction, not a good intense need to be there it was more like I felt pure panic when I wasn't with him.
@dawntrottman1421
@dawntrottman1421 Жыл бұрын
Yep. That's been me and why I'm single- again. However, I'm now in the learning stage and finding why I've done the "stupid" things I have. Why I've been divorced 3 times. Now, I'm just finding who I am and regaining the fun things that make me feel alive again after 20 years.
@CarrieMHB222
@CarrieMHB222 Жыл бұрын
I’ve been divorced once but I’m ending a relationship that almost became a 2nd marriage, and it might fit some of what this video describes. I’ll need to explore it with my therapist though. Edit: my point for replying to your comment was to say I can see in myself the potential to have 3 divorces as well, and I want to try to not go down that path. :/
@CestLaaaVie
@CestLaaaVie 11 ай бұрын
Good luck on your journey, and good job looking at and seeing yourself, and then actually doing something . I think that’s the hardest part.
@makeitup3093
@makeitup3093 11 ай бұрын
I thought third time was charm😂
@annadonahue4119
@annadonahue4119 Ай бұрын
🌟🦋💛
@mallory2132
@mallory2132 Жыл бұрын
I wish I had someone to talk to like Dr. Ramani. She hits all the right points. I’m definitely going through this right now and it’s affecting me terribly.
@lisosoma5786
@lisosoma5786 Жыл бұрын
Me too, i feel paranoid now and sometimes even like life is becoming more and more numb cause my heart aches so much. I'm so sorry this is happening to you, I hope you know you're worth every beautiful thing in the world and that you are not hard to love.
@mallory2132
@mallory2132 Жыл бұрын
@@lisosoma5786 I agreee 😔 thank you so much though. I’m sorry you’re going through it as wellll..I really hope things get better for you. I try to remember that things willl happen how they need to happen. even though that might sound super cheesy 😂😂
@kathymurray570
@kathymurray570 11 ай бұрын
Get out! Don't let it keep you trapped and lonely one more minute!
@Hammondchris
@Hammondchris 9 ай бұрын
Meee too it's awfully painful:-(
@reallue
@reallue 8 ай бұрын
Same. I didn't rly understand what was happening to me for all this time. I've only recently found out this is a Trauma Bond, not love. It's literally the same exact chemical reaction in yur brain as a heavy duty addiction to cocaine. Only, instead of a drug, it's a person. The worst human being you know We broke up ~8rs ago but havta co-parent w/ tht fkn demon & she has definitely nvr made tht easy, to put it nicely. & I hate, tht after all th ways she did me dirty, I continued goin outa my way to help her out, just to maintain at least a good co-parenting relationship. For our sons sake. But she was so much worse then than she was during the relationship. & after endlessly helping her, the 3x I've ever asked her for anything, she's refused. Shes bn so toxic over all this time tht she's long since corrupted all th good memories I hav of her. I thought thts when this is supposed to stop, but it doesn't. Trying detachment, lately & just ignoring more & more of her calls/txts is helps I hate tht I can't stop thinking abt her, tho. Not tht she knows or gives AF, but it's torture. No, it's worse than tht. At this point I think I'd prefer literal torture thn another day of this. Ever see _Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind_ (Jim Carey - where there's a company u can pay to erase ppl from yur mind?) I would, 100%, pay almost anything, to get tht done immediately, if that technology existed.
@aries-seventhseal2473
@aries-seventhseal2473 11 ай бұрын
Thank you for this. It took me YEARS to recover from every type of relationship even the one with myself. Was so good when i realized it was me i had to forgive FIRST and let everything and everyone just GO AND FOCUS ON MYSELF. ✨️ 💯 ❤
@Mushroom321-
@Mushroom321- 7 ай бұрын
Yes!, us WE have to forgive..
@ptycat
@ptycat 4 ай бұрын
It’s hard being so accepting, understanding, and compassionate of people and their trauma (because you have trauma yourself) while not getting taken advantage of .
@samco63
@samco63 7 ай бұрын
Just explained why I can’t leave. I’ve been here so many times and I thought this one was the one. But it’s turned out to be the same, and the good stuff is all superficial. The bad stuff is gut wrenching
@HexenFrau
@HexenFrau Жыл бұрын
As someone who is currently working to break my trauma bond this hits spot on! Your videos have helped me in so many ways. Thank you so very much!!
@vashtibissessar7839
@vashtibissessar7839 9 ай бұрын
It feel safe and later they start showing their narcissistic personality more and more until you see who they really are.😮
@Thatonechick778
@Thatonechick778 7 ай бұрын
Yes! Mine was exactly this to a T. He would even bring me flowers if I was sad, then purposely start an argument later which would make me feel worse. I realize it was a manipulative tactic to make me feel a little better then kick me while I was already down so I’d end up feeling much worse. And the arguments were always blamed on me, even if I was the one saying “Just stop it”… Like you said, superficial “good” things but very detrimental bad things.
@i-chelevisionmusicalove5123
@i-chelevisionmusicalove5123 11 ай бұрын
You describe the process so well… My love of life has become the light house leading me safely away from rocky shores.
@Isimplywenttoschool
@Isimplywenttoschool 11 ай бұрын
They stay because that’s the language of love they learned from the narc partner. If the day starts off fine, then it goes volatile, break up, yell, then hit, run, chase, make up, have great make up sex. It’s all they know and thinks it’s love and acts of it too.❤
@s13283
@s13283 4 ай бұрын
Spot on
@DanielleBaylor
@DanielleBaylor 6 ай бұрын
I feel this... I'm trying to break this cycle currently. I have definitely used the few good moments to make myself stay.
@misssativa9260
@misssativa9260 9 ай бұрын
Ugh I always knew I was trauma bonded to my husband and it’s hard getting out of this 😢
@nikkidickinson5918
@nikkidickinson5918 15 күн бұрын
You can do it, because you deserve a life. And it won't be a happy one with him. I left my husband in my late 50s after 34 years together. At first it was scary as he had gradually, over a long time, taken control of everything (including my bank account) in the name of helping out. But he didn't help out with the childcare of our two lovely children. I got out, I've gone through 4.5 years of a painful divorce - and I'm SO GLAD i did it. The further away you stand, ironically the clearer the view. Nothing was known about narcissistic tendencies when I got involved with him - I have an unusually big, supportive and loving family and previously had been in a relationship with someone I considered my best friend. It can happen to anyone - mine was a case of coercive control. Be brave, do it - for yourself, your health, your sanity, your future happiness. The future I mourned briefly I had lost was not lost - it was gained! The alternative would have been constant silent treatment, gaslighting, manipulation, followed by periods of superficial brilliance. He would never have sat down in our old age, and reminisced about our past - there wasn't much to think happily upon anyway - and all he tried to do as I got older was remove more of my freedoms and make my world a smaller place. I want my world to be big and happy - and now, the world is my oyster! Please go, I will think of you.
@user-tr7yg7zo3j
@user-tr7yg7zo3j 8 ай бұрын
Very true! I have never fully witnessed this until I moved next door to what appears to be TWO trauma-bonded narcissists in a dysfunctional relationship. At first, being a writer of fiction, I was fascinated. Then I realized I was getting sucked in, caring about them too much. That’s another hallmark of a narcissistic relationship. It’s like a vacuum cleaner:sucks in everything around it. Just say “No.” There’s nothing you, the observer, can ever do. So stop observing.
@willdeanrobertson7102
@willdeanrobertson7102 8 ай бұрын
I stayed with my ex reason number one. I did love them and I couldn’t let them go at the time. However, when I was able to let go, I did it came down to it was them or me and I chose me. It was not easy but I did it, thank God thank you for all your wonderful videos
@kirstenholmquist7074
@kirstenholmquist7074 7 ай бұрын
He would always find ways to screw things up ,like vacation. Everything was about being 'cheap' about everything but what he wanted / his needs . His behavior affected my relationship with my family
@meghasanyal4861
@meghasanyal4861 7 ай бұрын
That's so true, bad is deep and good is superficial. One might go on a vacation and have good time but not help you in time of need. While doing bad, when they manipulate you, they take away your mental capabilities. In good relationships, bad is things like conflicts or anger but those things don't hurt you or take away your capabilities. And they will be there for you in tough times. So basically good is deep and bad is in acceptable or bearable limits so essentially superficial.
@swttooth318
@swttooth318 3 ай бұрын
Wow, I love the way that you phrased this! Thank you!
@meghasanyal4861
@meghasanyal4861 3 ай бұрын
@@swttooth318 Pleasure!
@oliver7011
@oliver7011 11 ай бұрын
Stayed because of kids, I lived with a person who hates me to love my kids more
@lies-hurt_Love-Heals
@lies-hurt_Love-Heals 11 ай бұрын
So painful to stay and hard to get out of. But so freeing when you do. ❤
@jacquelinenelson5954
@jacquelinenelson5954 8 ай бұрын
How do we really know what real love is if we lived in this chaos for most of my life. I don't even know what to do with myself now that I know this. The comments you speak of, is real. Confused is exactly on the mark.
@kerriehew8664
@kerriehew8664 11 ай бұрын
I have family members in this situation. Their relationship is very pretty on the outside, gorgeous home, travel, abundance but if it all went away it would be chaos😮. I don't want this for myself❤
@AwAw0814
@AwAw0814 7 ай бұрын
Yes. You explained very well the trauma bond I am living.
@Sunnyday069
@Sunnyday069 7 ай бұрын
I’m realizing I stayed bc I accepted how I was treated as it mirrored how my mother treated me. Indifferent, annoyed. This is how I was treated in my relationship. Once healed, it was no longer acceptable to me. I used to think it was almost endearing, but actually my ex treated me terribly when it got bad. What I was losing wasn’t worth the ok parts that kept me.
@user-zp8lh6pb9m
@user-zp8lh6pb9m Жыл бұрын
Thank u that's my family and my whole life. I am an empath and that's what they like about me but they hate the fact that I am not a people pleaser. I don't even understand why I am still living with them 😅 TRAUMA BOND
@kaddylady5853
@kaddylady5853 11 ай бұрын
I was so lost until i discovered Dr.Ramani and her healing group and videos. She is amazing and a life saver.❤
@kathymurray570
@kathymurray570 11 ай бұрын
Oh my wow!!! This is the EXACT description of my first serious relationship 40+ years ago. The longest relationship of my life, unfortunately. It messed me up for decades.
@elizabethw9508
@elizabethw9508 11 ай бұрын
I’ve not heard the term Trauma Bonded. We had been through so much Trauma, I thought there was nothing that could break us. Then 47 years together he wanted a divorce . I said he never got over the death of his father in a landslide. He broke down sobbing. Trauma bonded is real!
@DavidVelasquez9
@DavidVelasquez9 Жыл бұрын
Divorce is never the way out, My wife and I have been having issues before I sort out help from a spiritual adviser,i wasnt going to let my marriage of 18years crash
@DavidVelasquez9
@DavidVelasquez9 Жыл бұрын
@Emilio Yepez well not the orthodox way but i was referred by a friend to a spiritual adviser and healer
@DavidVelasquez9
@DavidVelasquez9 Жыл бұрын
@Emilio Yepez her name is SHELLY RENEE WHITE,and she is a great spiritual adviser as well as caster
@DavidVelasquez9
@DavidVelasquez9 Жыл бұрын
you can look her name up online and you will find all you need.
@MorgueInTheVoid
@MorgueInTheVoid Жыл бұрын
So happy for the both of you for wanting to save your marriage. I also just want to point out how professional this exchange was between you two😂 it was refreshing to see but I felt like I was reading two CEO's conduct a business deal lol!
@user-qi3hf8ko3q
@user-qi3hf8ko3q Жыл бұрын
@@MorgueInTheVoid they’re bots lmao
@salmanc1
@salmanc1 11 ай бұрын
This is one of the most incredibly accurate descriptions of what I went through.
@Britteeg25
@Britteeg25 11 ай бұрын
Reminds me off my marriage. The bad was extremely bad, the good was all for show and superficial.
@louie8164
@louie8164 Жыл бұрын
yes DEHUMANIZING !! AT THE CERY LEAST OVER 39 YEARS WITH COVERT NARCISSIST !! LOST MYSELF !! BLESSED NOW
@Juliaavgolaus
@Juliaavgolaus 7 ай бұрын
He moved in and has told me what he will do if he has to move out. Never let someone move in with you. If you move in with him, you can easily leave.
@LaMesaC
@LaMesaC 5 ай бұрын
No you can't. Ask me how I know.
@sitcoms101
@sitcoms101 6 ай бұрын
Man! I’ve been unlucky with relationships & friendships for a longggg time. My narcissistic sister, father & mother ruined so much for me. I feel so heavy & lost my sense of self to be honest.
@LeticiaRODRIGUEZ-lx8om
@LeticiaRODRIGUEZ-lx8om 8 ай бұрын
I need to keep listening to this. Otherwise I miss him and want to see him again and for what,?
@kimlorraine369
@kimlorraine369 4 ай бұрын
eugh 😢 the dreadful euphoric recall
@beachchick7688
@beachchick7688 10 ай бұрын
You are so spot on. I am divorcing a narcissist. Three yrs never ending. He wants me to live in the streets. Aweful human beings
@KellieDauwcer-mp9jp
@KellieDauwcer-mp9jp 10 ай бұрын
I cannot tell you how much you have helped me in the past few months since my therapist showed me your KZfaq videos. I’m still just on the edge of learning and it’s still extremely confusing. But I have to listen to you every day to not ruminate about my grandiose, narcissist, husband. I moved out for months ago and filed for divorce and he just got served today. He’s still trying to Hoover me back. 90% of what you say. Applies to my husband. Thank you thank you thank you.
@annadonahue4119
@annadonahue4119 Ай бұрын
Limerence... Learn all you can!
@michaelesq.atpcfii.9862
@michaelesq.atpcfii.9862 9 ай бұрын
Interesting analysis. trauma bonding, addiction. Real statistics show that one out 4/5 woman have BPD, so this is a big area of study.
@rnn2066
@rnn2066 2 ай бұрын
The best short on this topic i have ever seen. It has helped me to say 'enough is enough'. Thank you.
@proverbs2522
@proverbs2522 11 ай бұрын
Thank you! Yes our good times were superficial stuff only. None of it is on the same level with the physical abuse so none of it lessens the trauma and damage caused.
@natashathomas8354
@natashathomas8354 11 ай бұрын
She's describing my relationship today
@cheryldee95
@cheryldee95 11 ай бұрын
Whenever I hear someone talking endlessly about their partner’s ‘tough life’ (victim story) and how ‘they are the only one the victim has…’ it always makes me wonder if they stay with the victim out of actual love, or…more out of a feeling of obligation? Anyone who tells you that ‘you are all they have’…is laying a pretty thick ‘life line’ (trauma bond) to keep you from ever ‘abandoning them’. Your job is to ‘save them’. Very manipulative. 🚩
@sirensheartsong4079
@sirensheartsong4079 7 ай бұрын
Ouch.
@s13283
@s13283 4 ай бұрын
But also some people share too much of their trauma from past narc relationships with the wrong person. Sometimes after. A narc is done with you, you literally have no one. So it may be true that the new partner is all they have. But it’s important for the “victim” person to do therapy and work on themselves. If you can give that person space to grow and encourage them to live their own life, that’s healthy. But if they only want to spend time with you and all of your time should be spent doing what makes them happy… that’s another form of manipulation( if either person exhibits this behavior)Sometimes hurt people can share their past pains, and the new person exploits that for selfish gain. Just happened to me
@annadonahue4119
@annadonahue4119 Ай бұрын
​@@s13283well said, great description... me too... "out of the frying pan into the fire" as they say. Very sad when your 2nd husband makes your ex look like a saint. One must stop and learn about their own selves, all their subconscious patterns installed by their parents before age 6... Dr Caroline Leaf and Dr Joe Dispenza can teach us how to rewire our subconscious patterns... go back and find the real you ❤
@user-qv9nw1dq2f
@user-qv9nw1dq2f 19 күн бұрын
So true. People stay too long in such abusive relationships because of trauma bonding, the good moments are superficial and the fundamentals are horrible- gaslighting, dehumanising, exploitation, minimisation, disrespect, lying, betrayals, which are all dealbreakers.
@risingeagle6332
@risingeagle6332 8 ай бұрын
I got stuck for 32 years with Ms. Jekyll-Hyde; tried every way to make the marriage work and function properly. She made things worse and it never got better. Get away from toxic Covert Narcissist immediately. Its not worth your life to stay around such a person. I did not know I was “Trauma Bonded” until after that Dark Nightmare of a woman left my life. Sucks! I’m still recovering.😮
@janelleortiz9046
@janelleortiz9046 5 ай бұрын
Dr Ramani has been a great help in my healing process.
@BartdeHaas
@BartdeHaas Жыл бұрын
My neighbour who iniated dates with me, said that she had a one night stand with one of my best friends after my birthday party, because of a trauma bond. A few days before my birthday party, she said "I'm evil". I figure I ignored many more red flags
@5DNRG
@5DNRG 4 ай бұрын
The basis of the confusion is not recognizing it for what it really is because the victim has never experienced real love in their upbringing... so they wouldnt realize the fake acts of affection are not actual love. I know Im paraphrasing all you say Dr. R.... Thank you for spreading this important info!
@lmgutier
@lmgutier Жыл бұрын
I feel this! I love how she said this.
@Cat54867
@Cat54867 Жыл бұрын
Wow. Long time no see. You! You have opened up. So wonderful to see a caring fearless teacher. Congratulations!
@CaroEllis
@CaroEllis 16 күн бұрын
My great-great-grandfather was treated very badly and was always brutally beaten up by his father. When he was 14 years old, he fled from home, went to London and never went back. Trauma-bonding has been taking place in our family throughout all the generations ever since.
@onlyalifetime
@onlyalifetime 2 ай бұрын
I'm currently in a vortex of confusion having just broken up from a narcissist and in less then 60 seconds she restores the peace in my mind! Thank you Dr. Ramani
@sherrycrombie9997
@sherrycrombie9997 11 ай бұрын
They need to call it traumatic bond instead...it would make it easier to understand
@haliec496
@haliec496 2 ай бұрын
I realised 3 years ago that chaos was more attractive to me. Once I did, anytime I feel a high from a situation or person, I back away. Ive also stopped alcohol, again this for me was a chaotic high I needed to leave behind.
@sarahkay2656
@sarahkay2656 Жыл бұрын
The impact of fairytales (Cinderella, Snow White, Rapunzel, etc.) and other forms of media needs to be mentioned. All of this stuff trains girls from a young age to associate love with chaos and exalt the superficial aspects of love, such as a lovely wedding and going to a ball together in lovely outfits. So many women, my old self included, believe that it is love if a man is paying your bills, taking you to dinner, taking you on holidays. Wrong… that’s usually a man who is buying you as if you’re a shiny object, and you can see this instantly from how most men treat their codependent partners - cheating, scapegoating, abuse… oftentimes these women are not even treated as partners but manipulated into being mistresses strung along on the side. You can’t really blame us girls for falling for it when we grew up watching how Cinderella gets saved from slavery and poverty by the Prince instead of saving herself and has her perfect “happy ending” (it’s never shown how he treats her behind closed doors! Funny). Our culture sends a deeply rooted message to women that true love is not only shallow and superficial, but that it’s also a codependent trauma bond, rooted in dependency on the man and a rescuer / rescuee dynamic. This couldn’t be further from true.
@T00124
@T00124 Жыл бұрын
True. I also noticed spiritual narcissists like to use religion such as Christianity, Islam, etc. to excuse this behavior from the men. Another recent thing to gaslight women into this way of thinking is the Red Pill agenda.
@sandracastillo3317
@sandracastillo3317 9 ай бұрын
There is no defense against a narcissist because they will find your weak point, no matter if you are an independent person or not. They are sociopaths. In my culture, men pay for everything, so when he paid for dinner, pay bills, holidays, etc; I was not impressive. It is expected as just what respectable men do. I also had dated much wealthier men before, so again not something new to me. Since money didn't impress me, he loved bombed me emotionally. He told me his deep dark secrets and made me so sympathetic that it was impossible to leave because it went against my values. The only thing you can do is have good boundaries and when they start pushing and being disrespectful and abusive and gaslighting, getting out. I spent 8 years totally confused to what was going, in a complete fog. Funny because we didn't have good dinners, we didn't have a good vacations we didn't laugh, we didn't have sex after 3 years. His behavior was so odd I just needed to know " is this for Real. " No idea these people existed and that was the biggest reason why I stayed.
@annadonahue4119
@annadonahue4119 Ай бұрын
There's a great song "Cinderella" sung by Susie Boggus 👍👸
@bigd5080
@bigd5080 8 ай бұрын
Spot on. She knows what she’s talking about
@kimyoxsecret
@kimyoxsecret 3 ай бұрын
I think you SO cool... Dr. Ramani!
@katmatlou
@katmatlou Ай бұрын
Love doesn't have to hurt to feel good!
@tisaac8037
@tisaac8037 11 ай бұрын
Dr. Ramani is the best there is at explaining this dynamic and all dynamics of narcissism 🙏
@dalalal-shemary3358
@dalalal-shemary3358 6 ай бұрын
she genuinely has saved me from a cycle of torture
@DrOmoOkonkwo
@DrOmoOkonkwo 8 күн бұрын
Dr Raminis work has really helped me make sense of me!!!!! I had to read her book x2 to get my head around.. I'm an intelligent woman so I thought I could never have been emotional abused. But the stuff she teaches has allowed me understand why I was so confused, filled with shame, guilt etc in a relationship that wasn't good for me.. Trauma bond.. I pray my review helps someone begin to radically accept the truth of where your unhealthy relationship is and start the journey of healing ❤ Its scary but a beautiful begin awaits u- you a braver and stronger then you think ❤
@robincurtis8086
@robincurtis8086 2 ай бұрын
I was born into an abusive narcisisstic father. The dehumanizing, exploitative, He disowned me when his second wife invited me to live with them when I was premed. After one day there he went into the garage, He was in there with the car running, fumes permeated the garage and were coming into the house. I know he was being manipulative, from a lifetime of evil actions. I was headed to open the garage door, he busted out of the smokey gas vapors. He immediately said, "Did you think I was killing myself?!" I stayed contained and gave a blank stare. He reached out to grab my forearm and with severe pressure he tried to break my arm in half. I have no idea how I stayed calm and direct... I said " Let go of my arm. I Will count to 3, if you don't let me go, I will call 911." He let go and yelled, "Get out!" I immediatelly packed up and left for good. I was 23 years old. I have continued with sick toxic partners. I had 2 beautiful near marriage boyfriends...I couldn't trust it was real or long lasting. Now my father is turning 95. I labeled him as Archie Bunker's evil twin. He was a functional alcoholic. He decietful behaviors were endless. the list is too long to share now. I asked if I could visit and have a end of life chat. He refused. His wife (9 years older than me) said he refuses. She said she will notify me when there is a funeral and I am invited....I do all sorts of self help: meditation, Buddhist chanting, Gabor Matte inner child work, Crappy Childhood, Yoga for physical relief from the tension. I have had 3 different cancers, Severe brain tumor, end stage melanoma and early detection breast cancer. I am NOT going to take or live this toxic evil authoritarian narcissistic programming. I pray and read thee bible daily asking for removal of obstructive beliefs, negative relationships, self sabotage, sugar binging and lack of exercise. I am a retired Primary Care Nurse Practitioner (30 years). I want and need to close the doors and windows on this abusive connection My father is going to die sometime soon. I keep handing him over to God my Beloved Father. This spiritual
@OceanBaby813
@OceanBaby813 7 ай бұрын
My ex 20 year narc told me that a little nice and then a little mean keeps the caregiver(me) confused. So it’s definitely an intentional act.
@stevenfox5598
@stevenfox5598 6 ай бұрын
I feel free by finally figuring this stuff out after 15 yrs. Can't imagine what it will feel like after the divorce is final. I'm a 37 yr old man n fill almost like a kid still. My wife has never let me grow. Every idea or plan for this family has ended in an argument n my submission to make the arguments stop. I'm looking forward to being on my own but also somewhat scared. At this point, there is no turning back! I know the truth now, and I'm done with this relationship!
@newtexan1
@newtexan1 2 ай бұрын
Holy moly. There’s actually a name for my past relationship!
@izawaniek2568
@izawaniek2568 Жыл бұрын
Spot on. You have nailed it dr Ramani. Exactly the case.
@elcee7800
@elcee7800 11 ай бұрын
The surface is phenomenal but the core is bad. But I still really loved him. So much wanted it to come together. 💔
@laurasmith4783
@laurasmith4783 3 ай бұрын
Thanks for circulating this. Helps me make sense of the situation in my past which I am (neurologically) recovering from now.
@smithkaren1387
@smithkaren1387 11 ай бұрын
Dr. Ramani breaks it down all the time! ❤
@angies8146
@angies8146 Жыл бұрын
So true! You’re absolutely right
@dreamhacker5142
@dreamhacker5142 2 ай бұрын
Mam uh deserve the bestest n the greatest award that exists fir doctors 🥺.....u all the great honour ..thankuuu so much 😭 for your all sharing that u do. N your work n knowledge n this clear understanding of the monsters 😭
@Taniaheart371
@Taniaheart371 Жыл бұрын
It hurts to stop But I really HAVE TO IMMEDIATELY
@oceandove
@oceandove Жыл бұрын
More damage done if you stay. The hurt of leaving the toxic person will heal and as you grow and learn you’ll be able to detect red flags and hopefully avoid abusive people. You don’t deserve to be treated poorly but be with someone loving and kind ❤
@user-og5cx3ro9n
@user-og5cx3ro9n 7 ай бұрын
Or else down the rabbit hole you go.
@Unorthodoxfamily
@Unorthodoxfamily 10 ай бұрын
My wife and I were trauma bonded had to do shadow/inner child work on ourselves to form healthier bonds so that our kids didn’t end up repeating unhealthy habits and cycles.
@evapeacock576
@evapeacock576 8 ай бұрын
Wow this popped up and was clearly something I needed to hear. Thank you
@Christine-io1gq
@Christine-io1gq 8 ай бұрын
You're so good Dr Ramani!
@jodiebuczak7663
@jodiebuczak7663 2 күн бұрын
My trauma bonded relationships were during my undergrad courses. The superficial relationships with my lab partners in chemistry, anatomy & physiology, behavioral neuroscience and cravings and addiction felt so euphoric. Those relationships helped me survive my courses but they weren't deep. I still don't have any long lasting attachments or connections to platonic friends. I feel comfortable but unsatisfied in superficial relationships with acquaintances. Now that I've graduated, I don't feel like I'm a part of a tribe. My coworkers don't appreciate my weirdness.
@jooliagoolia9959
@jooliagoolia9959 Жыл бұрын
Even though I didn't buy into my histrionic malignant narcissist mother's beliefs or way of life and I was public enemy number 1 for not affirming her every lie....It has taken a lifetime of untangling and worth every second of it.
@mickiechaisson8408
@mickiechaisson8408 11 ай бұрын
I love you! On target as usual! You rock on so many levels!💝💝💝
@leeharris5328
@leeharris5328 3 ай бұрын
I was the one that was abused! At the time I just accepted it and overlooked red flags. During our 30 year relationship we grew and had great accomplishments!!! Looking at it from the outside I understand and empathize with her trauma and struggle and pray for her to heal her past trauma that was the root cause of her toxic behavior. We are only as sick as our secrets! STAY STRONG snd good luck on your healing journeys🙏🏻
@dynahmaranatha2954
@dynahmaranatha2954 10 ай бұрын
The cycle of getting just a little bit of peace or a little bit of positivity... You end up giving up on having anything better than that because it is impossible 2 communicate in a normal or acceptable fashion so you take the tiniest bit of Peace you can possibly get especially when children are involved... I would do ANYTHING to avoid having this awful chaotic unrelenting confusion that inflicted pain and anxiety so thick that you cannot breathe.... Until usually it takes The narcissist to decide that they are going to discard you as if you are nothing and so are the children and unbeknownst to you had been doing it from the very beginning. They push you in push you until you can't take it anymore and you end up acting in a manner that is completely opposite to what is natural and healthy You are in flight or fight mode your full-time you are with them... It affects every single aspect of everybody's life. It took me a long long time to finally understand the totality and the calculation that was purposeful. I don't care what happened that would give them a reason to say you deserved it because you acted in a different manner than you would normally act but you are human and no human deserves to be treated that way. Once you see it and once you understand that you cannot unsee it and rightfully you should not. That is on them and you do what you need to do to fix and to heal yourself and your other relationships and take accountability where accountability is due in your own life. All of it is fuel to them so cut off the fuel supply. I know that even if the "person" read what I wrote it would be fuel. Who cares what they convince other people about you because if other people believe that ,then ,that's on them, as well.
@dub1951
@dub1951 Ай бұрын
So true
@user-di1eo2fr1x
@user-di1eo2fr1x 11 ай бұрын
Yes mama thank you for letting me know,and I'm agree with you 10/10 and those who has, had bad intentions, bad stuff, manipulation, bad imagination, bad reputation, bad performance, bad personality, bad influence, bad badly with no good morality, No effects on me , not affected me, they acted bad it's because they are bad , feel bad, I'm not friend with the devil, God is good, I am blessed he's my everything, I was born with happiness,liberty, harmony, strength,courage, so I feel complete, good ,better 😂❤❤ stay blessed Mama 🙌 😇
@STAR-LIGHT.1111
@STAR-LIGHT.1111 10 ай бұрын
As a victim i wanst even aware of the emotional disconnect. And that they are emotionally immature and what empathy realy meant. I'm 28 now and grew up with a narcissistic mother and emotionally immature father so i can say i didn't really know better. I atleast know that i'am a good person with alot of empathy but this was a disaster i also have cptsd and shrizophrenia because of all the abuse. Their was no other relating than traumabond. I'm glad that i'am out of the narcissistic fog and distorted reality i realise i wasn't wrong en theire is nothing wrong with me. I have to put in the hard work to love myself and validate my own expierinces and my self esteem needs to grow because i was easy to manipulate, i just trusted people who claimed to love me.
@karenfisher4170
@karenfisher4170 Ай бұрын
🎯 distinguishing between superficial and fundamental is important.
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