Becoming IMMUNE To Malignant Narcissists

Published 2024-07-02
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In todays video I want to talk about how to go from enabling narcissists to becoming immune to anything that they do or say. There was a time when learning about narcissist's and how to identify them so as to avoid them was really popular. But to me it almost feels like that personality or narcissistic personality traits are so common today in facts it's easier to come across people with narcissistic traits than people that don't have them. At the same time I want to state that not everyone that has narcissistic traits is a malignant narcissist, meaning not everyone that has narcissistic traits is a person that is out to hurt and destroy you. There's a difference between being narcissistic and having malignant narcissism. Regardless of whether a person is a malignant person or not the reality is that if they have narcissistic traits those toxic traits affect you in your relationships. And so in this video what we want to learn how to do is go from enabling narcissists to immunity. So lets dive in - for those that don't know me my name is Michele Lee Nieves I'm a trauma informed coach, a somatic experiencing practitioner and the founder of the School of Transformation where survivors of emotional trauma and narcissistic relationships from all over the world meet together live on zoom and we do the inner healing work together. Right now there is a 50% off sale on my yearly membership good through July 7th. I will leave the link here: www.micheleleenieves.com/offers/uJkkR2KT

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  • I would love to hear your thoughts on going from enabling to imminity to narcissistic behaviors!!! And don't forget if my videos resonate with you - I have a membership where I meet LIVE weekly with survivors of emotional trauma from all over the world - we meet on zoom and we do the Cptsd Recovery work together to get US back!!! There is currently a 50% OFF SALE good through July 7, 2024. Here's the link for you to check it out and see if it's a good fit for you: www.micheleleenieves.com/offers/uJkkR2KT
  • @x-2954
    The only way to take control from a narcissist is to get yourself from their domain first. You wont be able to figure out anything until and unless you are out of the hellish world. I will tell you one of my favourite stories. Once a King was too disturbed by everything that was happening around him. He felt as if no one was loyal to him and he was always afraid of his kingdom being attacked by perpetrators. He lost his sleep and his life had become hell. So he thought of taking a brief sojourn in the countryside. He passed through lush green fields and picturesque landscapes. The silent breeze that brushed through his hair filled his heart with joy. That is when he saw a farmer who was putting fence around his farmland. But his farmland had weeds all over and they hardly had any crops. This intrigued the King. He asked the farmer as to why was he putting a fence around the farm when the farm itself was covered with weeds. To this the farmer said that the farm was his own so he could get rid of the weeds whenever he liked. But he cant stop the stray dogs from running over his fields and destroying them. That is why he was putting the fence. To stop the stray dogs from venturing into the field. Once he was very assured about the security of his fields he can work on clearing the weeds and planting crops. On hearing this the King somewhat got the answer which he had been searching for. The human mind is also like the field. You cant control assholes from fiddling with your mind or saying bullshit. But you can definitely put a fence ( figuratively) so that these assholes cant influence you. And until and unless you dont put a fence you can never work on yourself. Once you have distanced yourself from toxic people then you can work on the healing process. Same is the case with narcs. Narcs are these stray dogs who suck your energy emotionally. They play mind games for fun because their mind wants melodrama. They hurt the very people who love them. So total isolation from these narcs is absolutely essential for the well being of your Mind. Once you are out of their mind games you can take decisions rationally. Narcs try to drain you emotionally. So everytime you respond to their low vibrations you tend to come to their level. But when you react confidently without panicking and without responding to their negative vibrations that is when you Win. When someone realises that you arent being influenced or being manipulated by their actions they will get tired of it. And after cutting them off completely from your lives you should work on your healing process. Work on clearing your mental clutter and keep yourself preoccupied. Read books and most importantly try to find your Purpose in life. When you find your Purpose you will be able to bear any pain in this World. Most importantly help others in need. When you find someone else who is stuck with a narc help them to get out of that. I feel this is the way to take control from a narcissist. P.S: I hardly find people around me who know about emotional abuse. But I think everyone should read and know about it. In today’s mean world you will find a lot of people who try to influence you or demoralise you using the sweetest of words. Its about identifying these covert manipulators and distancing yourself from them. I have immense respect for people who have survived narcissistic partners. They happen to be the most strongheaded and emotionally stable people you can come across. I learn a lot of things from them. Truly the broken will always be the most beautiful. Moreover, People wonder why they end up hurt, seriously hurt, and even killed for their own actions. Cheating is a choice and there’s simply a lot of ignorance in the process.... Thank you so much for helping me out Metaspyhub@gmail. com. Your advice and services helped me so much. You are a lifesaver !!! The information you gave me about my cheating partner when you gave me access to his phone was everything I needed to get,.. thank you very much..
  • @dakoderii4221
    Speaking of controlling the narc, I was told at age 9 to "Control your dad!" and at the same time also told "Listen to your dad. You can't tell him what to do!" 🥴😵‍💫
  • This is what I’ve been saying since I recognized not being able to figure out where “I” went. All the things I loved about me were no longer seen and I couldn’t figure out why.
  • @cn728
    I've been through multiple experiences of abuse since childhood and I'm now working to break my old patterns of behaviour. Boundaries, boundaries, boundaries. I feel more and more liberated as I'm shedding the layers of my old life and this channel is a great help.
  • An un-requested summary: 1) Let go of desire to control their perception, because that's equally as wrong as when they do it to you. 2) Practice changing the meaning of the lie - being thrown at you as if it were made of acid - into the truth that sets you free to be yourself, washing you clean. 3) Rewire your nervous system by bravely engaging in playful activities, because "play" is the biological opposite of trauma.
  • @user-uc4yc4qp8d
    ❤I hope everyone who has YouTube recognizes how amazing and valuable it is! Thank you for your topic. If I had YouTube back when I was a teenager??? This is exactly what I used to work hard on analyzing on my own (!) trying to find a way to grow up - in a scary situation ( my family home) . My father is an unapologetic narcissist personality disorder with alcoholic cruelty. My mother was behaving like him until she left him. My older sister was and still is, narcissistic personality disorder and a sadist. I can control the exposure to my sister- but growing up??? There were three of them and one of me- and everything hurt. I had zero encouragement. If I was “good” I was completely neglected. If I was not- I was punished. Really abused. Cps got called by our family counselor- and they took me away - I was abused sexually by cps. No where was safe . I lived in pain- and only emancipation by a single blessed judge - got me my freedom.
  • @JohnnyCarthief
    Great stuff. I’m so glad I found your channel. The five+ years of information happens to help me now. My favorite thing about your channel is going beyond the education of spotting a narcissist and moving toward healing the trauma stored in my body. Mindblowing moment for me discovering that. Thank you. Keep up the great work.
  • My sister never called me in 6 years to see how I was, though I called her frequently. When I finally gave up and walked away, she tried to convince I was the bad guy. These people are shameless.
  • I used to wake up early in the morning 5: 00 am, both my mom and dad criticized me for that. I end up waking up late 7:00 am.
  • @JohnnyCarthief
    I’m currently experiencing complete discard. Silent treatment. Your insight is so powerful and timely. Very helpful. Thank you.
  • @maryshannon262
    Absolutely invaluable advice, and real support systems. Thankyou so much⚘
  • This is me. I'm not sure if it's carrying over from my childhood or happening to me now.
  • @Mattheus217
    “Trying to employ healthy relationship tactics with someone who is unhealthy is only going to exasperate you.” 14:00 Yes. I tried that for years and even couples counselors were approaching our problems like a healthy couple. I did not know what covert narcissism was nor the attributes, and once I started learning, I realized that I have seen many of these problems for years and things always felt off, but I couldn’t figure out why there was no way to make her feel happy or appreciated and I allowed my own boundaries to be trampled. And gaslighting, self doubt, trying to keep the peace or be nice because I was “supposed to” do that in a relationship.
  • @glenncowan6669
    Your explanations have crystal clear clarity and cut like a diamond!! I love to listen to you talk.
  • @user-wz7hg4ok4m
    I was so relieved when my mother died. My childhood was a horror story. I was told that I would never amount to anything and would always be a failure. She threatened to kill me and my Father. Christmas was a nightmare. I just realized that she was a narcissistic sociopath.
  • @Sophie-ur2qb
    Thank you ❤ this is soo helpful! You are really inspiring 🥰 I long to be safe and to enjoy life again. Videos like yours are giving me hope 🙏 Ive noticed how genuinely kind survivors of this type of ab**e seem to be. Its sad people take our kindess for weakness 😞 and use it againt us.