There is Confusion out there, about what a true n/p is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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#1 Nov 2 - 4PM
gratefuljen
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There is Confusion out there, about what a true n/p is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have been reading posts lately, and there seems to be a lot of confusion as to what a n/p is!

For instance, "I want to contact the n, to tell him what he is!" " I want to help the n/p bla, bla, bla...

Ladies, if your dealing with a true n/p you will never help them. Period. They are perfect. They need no help from you, professional people, even god. They think they are God. I understand cd, but when I realized what I was dealing with I educated myself, and take this very seriously. Abuse is abuse. They abuse, use and throw people away. They destroy their own children. They are dangerous because they have no conscience.

I have been reading a lot of posts, where it seems to me, that some folks are taking this lightly. It's not. n/p are dangerous. Period.

Take nc serious. Take healing serious. It's our lives, our safely, our emotional well being at stake. It's not to be taken lightly.

Educate, accept, and move forward. Npd is a life long disorder, period. They never get better. Count your blessings that your out of the madness, and move on and heal and love yourself.

Jen

Nov 3 - 6PM
Goldie
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This all sounds correct

Good job with your research, Jen. Thanks for sharing. God bless, Goldie
Nov 3 - 9AM
BadaBing
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takes time to find acceptance

This is a great post, thanks for reminding we will never be part of a health relationship with these types. It takes time to come to this clarity though, after being involved so long there is the stong fog of confusion and 'detox' from all the mind warping methods they use. It is confusing. It has taken me almost a year to find this clarity even with educating myself it has not been easy to find certainty around anything regarding him. But with my friends help I am gaining head way. Thanks for posting.
Nov 2 - 8PM
Layla
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Amen and amen!

I'd like to talk more about how we are all moving on from this nightmare....what's been working, what hasn't been working for us, etc.....goldie had a great post yesterday asking how we deal with anger/rage issues and a couple people responded but then it kind of fizzled out....I went back to it a couple times to see if anyone had posted to it....I like to hear about everyone's success's with recovery too and things like that. This helps and inspires me greatly. love~ Layla
Nov 2 - 7PM
Hermes
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Fully agree Jen

Absolutely agree with you, Jen. Not to be taken lightly. NPD is not something passing, like measles or the flu. And as Jen says, abuse is abuse, to which I might add, "if it hurts it isn't love". So, diagnosed NPD or not, an abuser is an abuser. Take care everyone. Hermes
Nov 2 - 4PM
uk lady
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Exactly, thank you

They never change - just possibly get better at hiding their disorder as they get older so keep snaring the uninformed. But basically they will always just be one step away from hell because they have no other option. Dee x
Nov 2 - 4PM
Hunter
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You are correct Jen.. Goldie

You are correct Jen.. Goldie blogged the same thing the other day!! My advice to newbies is read before you post .. The answers are right here., http://www.lisaescott.com/2011/10/28/there-appears-be-much-confusion-what-pd Hunter