Narcissist

No relationship is going to be perfect, and no family member, spouse, friend or co-worker will handle each and every situation perfectly and neither will you. There is not one relationship where everyone will do the right thing, say the right thing, or even be available always you want or may even need.

In this book we will cover a few "red flags" in relationships. If you fine these are applicable on a regular basis or you see a definite pattern - then you are not in a healthy relationship.

It can be frustrating and heart-breaking dealing with a difficult loved one. When someone you care about is uncooperative, distant, self-centered or even abusive; it promotes a great deal of unhappiness. Partners of someone with narcissistic tendencies can feel uncertain if they should stay or leave but feeling unable to do either.

The feelings of being ignored, unimportant, or unloved can be overwhelming. As the person they are invested in emotionally becomes more critical, demanding and emotionally unavailable, their self-confidence and worth diminishes. Regardless of the pleas and efforts to please, it as if there is no consideration for their feelings. If the one abusing is a parent, the child begins to compensate by either becoming totally co-dependent or by developing those narcissistic tendencies themselves.

The emotional abandonment, disapproval and control negatively impacts their self-value and sets them up for failure in achieving loving, healthy, intimate relationships.

In this book, survivors will learn: WHAT ARE THE COMPONENTS OF NARCISSISM.WHAT IS THE BEHAIVOR OF A NARCISSISTNOT ALL NARCISSISM IS THE SAMELET'S DISCUSS PROJECTIONTHE ENTERTAINMENTS OF A NARCISSISTIC MIND.EFFECTIVELY HANDLING ABUSEBREAKING THE CYCLE OF ABUSE