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How Trauma Bonds Keep You Hooked on a Narcissist
Dealing with a narcissist is like dealing with a (sometimes dangerous) infant strapped into the high chair of narcissism. You have been made to feel like it's your job to figure out how to supply, entertain, and clean up after an immature person. An infantile person who enjoys refusing to take their food, screaming because they are hungry, making a mess without a care in the world, throwing their spoon on the floor, laughing gleefully when they watch you pick it up over and over, turning their bowl over then throwing it on the floor and enjoying their power over you to make you responsible for responding to their actions to try to get things back to some semblance of order. But their agenda was never to contribute to order, their agenda was to see how much they could control you and make you react.
By Waleed Ahmed12 months ago in Psyche
Love, Fear, and Security: The Hidden Power of Attachment on Mental Well-Being . AI-Generated.
In the quiet corners of our hearts, where memories whisper and feelings echo, our earliest connections with those who cared for us shape the very fabric of our emotional lives. From the tender moments of a mother’s embrace to the unspoken promises in a father’s smile, love—wrapped in the dual threads of comfort and vulnerability—lays the foundation for our sense of security and, ultimately, our mental well-being.
By The Last Love12 months ago in Psyche
The Hidden Pain of Heartbreak: What Love Takes from Us and How to Rebuild. AI-Generated.
Why We Love, Why We Hurt: The Psychology Behind Romantic Bonds and Breakups Love is one of the most intense emotions a human can experience. It has the potential to make us feel heights that we would think are unattainable while it sends us into a downfall of hopelessness. From the rush of euphoria to the pain of heartbreak, romantic relationships mold our lives and we usually don't get to understand it. Why do we love so deeply? And why does it hurt so much when love is lost? The answer lies in the intricate workings of psychology, emotion, and the very fabric of human connection.
By The Last Love12 months ago in Psyche
Why Narcissists Struggle with Deep Regret and Responsibility
So I will attempt to break it down into pieces to make it as easy reading as possible. Is it possible for someone with narcissistic personality disorder to genuinely feel remorse and seek forgiveness for their emotional abuse?
By Waleed Ahmed12 months ago in Psyche
