They tried to control you directly, but you didn’t let them, so they chose people who could hurt your reputation by spreading lies about you. They ruined your reputation and changed how other people saw you, which hurt both your career and your personal life. They didn’t care that they were causing you pain; in fact, they were glad for the chance to do so. They figured out that if they ran a smear campaign, they could win over most people and get you kicked out, which would boost their own self-esteem. It’s not okay because it would give them a chance to get back at you and get revenge out of jealousy, spite, or a harsh personality.
The fifth sin is having affairs with other people while also having an affair with you and trying to hide it. They try to hide it when you catch them cheating. Who would do that? When you try to make them take responsibility, they call you crazy, change the subject, and say it’s all your fault. A person who has no feelings because I think this is the behavior of a bad person, not a person with a disorder. They are not ready or willing to think about the disordered part of their personality right now. This is an awful thing to happen; evil is doing something you know you shouldn’t, knowing that the other person is your partner and that if they found out the truth, it would hurt them. And when they find you, you try to make them look bad. If you’re not bad, I don’t know what you are; I don’t know what’s worse than that. Narcissism, which can destroy a person’s ability to trust, makes this betrayal unforgivable by lying to you all the time and ruining your time together; they betray you in the worst way possible. They lie all the time, so you can never be sure of what the truth is. When you leave the situation and go back to the real world, you’ll see that it was all a dream. As soon as you realize and wake up to the fact that it was all a lie, the whole relationship and situation are revealed to you as a lie.
The sixth sin is hurting other people physically. Not all narcissists are physically violent, but those who are can make their victims feel so unsafe that they can’t imagine being around anyone else. A victim might not feel safe again for years or even decades because they are always afraid that the person who hurt them will come back and hurt them again. They don’t feel good being themselves because they are being traumatized by the narcissist’s mental and physical abuse. They are triggered by settings that are still unstable or places that are completely safe. Since my own father was a narcissist, I think people who hurt others physically are terrible. When someone uses physical violence, you don’t see yourself; you see someone who has lost all compassion. Also, they have no control over the evil, satanic side that comes out; they’re just acting out the anger they feel.
Why All Narcissists Are Thieves?
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