Don't let people play you.
Love will have you romanticizing outcomes and conclusions that you, the empath, are capable of. But the narcissist is not.
They love your emotional depth and intuition, until it gets aim at them. Then chaos ensues. You can still easily picture who they could be, who they were during the love bombing. But this hope keeps you stuck, sacrificing your own peace. They know you will forgive, understand, over-explain, excuse, and stay longer than you should.
Don't become a project for someone who can't even love themselves. Wake up. You are not easily replaceable. Stop letting people control you just because you can imagine them being good. The reality is much more likely they are evil.
The fact you can still see the good though, don't lose that. Just don't hold onto it so tight that you completely lose yourself.
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Can you cure a narcissist/psychopath/coercive controller?
Short answer: NO
1. Human predators have pre-frontal cortex and amygdala brain anomalies. They don’t change.
2. Human predators do not experience emotions (other than a pathological anger). They see themselves as superior and those of us who emote as weak. They do not WANT to change.
3. Research shows they don’t change.
4. My discussions with people around the world who have implemented reform and improvement programs, such as prison heads, confirm there is no change.
5. It is widely reported that human predators do not choose therapy. If they are compelled or mandated to be in therapy, they use the experience to leverage. For example, to manipulate the experience against their ex-partner or to intimidate the therapist into providing a particular outcome.
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People who jump from one person to the next don't actually love anyone. They just consume people so they don't have to face the emptiness within them


























