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The narcissist and how they TEXT | Diagnosed Narcissist Explanation · The Mental Healness Podcast

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  What is going on beautiful people, Lee Hammock your
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  favorite. You can have a favorite self
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  aware narcissist here with today's episode y'all.
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  Today we're answering the question, how do narcissist
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  text? How do those pesky desky
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  narcissistic people in your life?
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  How do they send text messages? Is there a particular way that
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  they send messages? Is there a style?
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  Is there a, is there a method to their narcissistic madness?
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  That's what we're answering. They did today, y'all, That's
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  what we're tackling today. Y'all seriously Welcome,
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  welcome, welcome. How do I think a lot of people
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  might see this live and just like, well, Lee, narcissist text
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  just like anybody else, right? Narcissistic people, they're
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  going to text just like anybody else.
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  They're going to do whatever they want to do.
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  That's just the narcissist way. Like what are you even talking
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  about? I'm glad you asked because it's
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  not normal. It's not normal.
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  Like as a diagnosed narcissist, the first thing, the first
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  method that I can tell you that narcissist used to text you is
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  they text like somebody else is going to read the message.
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  Oof. They text like someone else is
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  going to read it like this is 1 method that a lot of narcissists
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  use right here. They will send a message like
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  and it just seems like it's going to sound.
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  It's going to seem weird to you like this.
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  This message doesn't sound like you.
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  It's not going to seem like they're normal style of
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  messaging, right? They might not be mean.
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  They might seem understanding. They might try to seem
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  reasonable and you're like, what the hell?
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  You were just cussing me out. Why are you messaging me like
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  this now? Why are you sending this type of
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  message like this? Why are you talking to me like
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  this whole time they're thinking that someone else is going to
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  see it. They think that you're going to
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  show this message to someone else, right?
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  So let's just say you caught them cheating on you, right?
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  And you're going back and forth with them via text message,
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  right? And instead of them ever just
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  admitting to cheating on you, they all just text.
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  It's just like, I'm sorry I made a mistake but I'm not perfect.
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  And neither are you. Neither are you.
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  I might not be perfect. But you aren't either.
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  You go act like yo poop don't stink when it smells like Boo
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  Boo Boo Boo. Seriously, this was why you'll
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  go back and forth. You'll be begging them.
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  You'll be begging that narcissistic person to just
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  admit to you what they've done wrong via text message or
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  e-mail, and they refuse to. They'll beat around the Bush.
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  They know they're busted. You know they're busted, but
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  they're assuming that you're going to show this to somebody
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  else so they can have plausible deniability.
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  I never admitted to that. I never said that.
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  I never told you I never. That's not the point that I've
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  ever made before. I've never ever said that right
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  there. What are you talk?
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  What are you even talking about? I never admitted to anything.
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  Gotcha. Gotcha.
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  Or if they're trying to love bomb you, let's say that y'all
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  have broken up. Let's say you finally left, you
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  finally got away from them right?
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  They are going to text you like you're going to let your friends
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  or family member, they're like you're going to show this to
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  your community, like you you're going to show their messages to
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  a support system. So they're texting you like
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  you're going to show this and they're trying to get some
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  they're trying to get some good clout.
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  They're trying to text you like you're going to let your mom
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  read this. Like look what?
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  Look at this message that Lee sent me and she going to read it
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  just like, oh, this isn't that bad.
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  He's he's saying that he loves you and he he cares about you.
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  It seems pretty calm and tame to me.
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  Maybe you should give them another chance.
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  Gotcha. You see how it goes right there?
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  They're texting like somebody else is going to see it.
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  They're texting like somebody else is going to read it.
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  They're texting like they can use this text message as further
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  manipulation. They can they can.
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  That's the one method that a lot of people don't talk about is
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  that method where they're texting like somebody else is
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  going to read it. They're emailing, they're
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  whatsapping, they're messaging you, they're DM ING you like
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  you're going to show it to somebody else and that's how
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  they get you. If it's joining the live, make
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  sure y'all hit that thumbs up button, hit the like button,
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  subscribe if you haven't and also drop a comment and comments
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  on I'm gonna do AQ and A at the end.
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  The next thing, the next method to a narcissist text messaging
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  madness. The next thing that a narcissist
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  will do via text message is just try to exhaust you.
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  They'll try to wear you down. A narcissist that is text
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  messaging you will try to wear your ass down.
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  They'll try to exhaust you or or bombard you with messages until
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  you get tired, until you can't take any more and then you
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  finally respond. That's why I tell people it's so
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  important to block a person that is not serving you.
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  That's why it's so important to block this narcissistic person
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  that is not helping you out, that is not being there for you
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  in any way shape or form. This is why it's important you
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  got to block them because they're going to keep texting
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  you and texting you and texting you and trying to exhaust you
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  until you give in. That's what it is.
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  You want them to exhaust you. I know somebody I know a lot of
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  y'all. I know a lot of y'all inherited
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  will be like, well, Lee, I'm strong enough to just ignore
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  you. I'm I'm a send them.
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  I'm sending them a message by ignoring them sooner or later.
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  And this is it. And from my mind, if I'm texting
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  you like this, you could ignore me.
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  You could ignore the 1st 100 messages, right?
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  You could ignore the 1st 100 messages.
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  But sooner or later, I'm going to say something to you via
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  message, via e-mail that's going to trigger you to respond.
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  I'm either going to say something accusatory.
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  I'm going to threaten to harm myself or harm you.
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  I'm going to threaten to do something bad.
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  I'm going to threaten to disappear.
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  I'm going to tell you I'm sick. I'm going to tell you my dog is
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  sick. I'm going to tell you my
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  goldfish went belly up like in Finding Nemo.
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  I don't want to go belly up. That's exactly what I'm going to
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  do. And sooner or later, because you
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  have the high capacity for empathy, you going to respond?
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  Gotcha gotcha. Do I or do I not gotcha?
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  Does it feel like I gotcha? That's the method to a
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  narcissist madness right there. They're going to feel like they
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  gotcha. This is why you have to empower
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  yourself and keep yourself safe and keep yourself strong by
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  blocking them if at all possible because they want to exhaust you
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  into responding to them. That's just how they use text
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  messaging as a weapon to bombard you.
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  This is why what I'm doing something about, that's why I'm
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  doing some of my calls over Zoom, right?
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  I'll be doing one on ones or Zoom calls, phone calls, what
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  not right? Mental illness.net.
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  And people will send me screenshots of messages between
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  them and their partner. And it's just a bombardment of
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  messages from one side and it's like 2-3 words, 2-3 words, 2-3
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  words, 2-3 words, one word, 2-3 words, 2-3 words.
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  It's very rarely a huge paragraph.
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  They're making sure you get those notifications.
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  Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding.
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  It could be 1 long sentence or they said I hate you so much you
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  don't understand how you make me feel.
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  You never cared about me, you never loved me.
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  All those notifications could be one sentence, but they want to
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  wear you down. They want to get you to the
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  point where you respond and be like.
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  Well, just leave me alone, damn it.
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  No, Why would I leave you alone if it works?
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  Ask yourself that question. Why would I leave you alone if
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  it works quickly? Quickly.
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  Another way, another thing, another way that a narcissist
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  text messages you is another reason behind it is because they
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  just want to make sure that they have access to you, right?
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  They just want to make sure they have access to you.
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  Jennifer said, what if you just responded with, OK, I'm
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  responding to you, so now you should feel like you have your
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  power back. All good.
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  I wouldn't even send that because that validates me.
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  You responded, you know what I'm saying?
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  I wouldn't even send that because you validated me.
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  You just validated me. I got what I wanted, even though
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  you, you might see it from a different perspective as a
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  narcissist, I'm seeing that as you gave me what I wanted.
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  Gotcha, thank you. I know you kind of be sarcastic,
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  but I gotcha, you know what I mean.
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  But the access some narcissists, they text you just because they
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  want to still have access to you.
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  Y'all know how y'all know how on iPhones and the stuff like you
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  know how on iPhones you you get blue messages or green messages
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  whether it's not it's from Android or the iPhone network,
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  right? Some narcissists are texting you
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  from an iPhone just to make sure that they messages are still are
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  still blue just to make sure they still got those blue
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  messages just to make sure that that message is still blue.
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  They are texting you still blue texting you still blue texting
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  you. But that's what goes on right
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  there, man. I'm I'm dead serious.
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  I find it best to ignore them to get them to stop.
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  Sometimes I'm just I was like I said earlier, that could work
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  sometimes, but as long if as long as I'm getting through, I'm
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  still look, I can send an auto message.
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  I'm not you look, I can if I'm unblocked, I can send auto
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  messages throughout the day to get you like that.
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  I can send a auto message. I can literally if you if I'm
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  unblocked, I can literally just send an auto message to message
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  you 345 times a day. I'm not even it's not even me.
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  It's just automatically doing it because I'm unblocked.
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  You see what I'm saying? That's how some narcissists will
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  drain you right there. They say how they want to make
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  sure that they self act, have access.
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  This boat that's look, that's two birds, one stone.
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  I still have access and I'm also simultaneously draining you.
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  You see how that works right there?
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  That's the mentality. That's how I go right there,
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  y'all? That's what I'm just saying.
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  Sometimes you got to block their ass and keep them blocked.
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  You win. This is how this is how you win.
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  This is how seriously this is how you win right here, man
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  Y'all know, I just want y'all to win.
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  That really is the point of me doing a lot of these videos is
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  the fact that I really seriously, truly just want y'all
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  to win. Absolutely.
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  But also y'all, if you're in a New York City area on June the
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  2nd, I'm coming. It's live and in person, just
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  like I'm doing AQ and A at the end of this, I'm doing a live in
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  illness.net/events. Go ahead and get registered up.
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  I'll see you all in New York. But yeah, that's what I was just
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  telling you. This is what narcissists want to
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  do this. This is what they want to do to
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  you. And it just to keep, just to
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  drain you, just to make you sick, just to hurt your
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  feelings. They want to do all of this
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  stuff And does it work? Yes, it it does work, man.
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  I'm just telling you this is the mindset.
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  It does work like and sometimes they'll just text you because
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  they want look, sometimes text messaging is just bait.
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  It's just bait. It's just text message.
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  As y'all notice right here, a text message or an e-mail is
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  also a form of a Hoover. Yep, right in is right in
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  Manhattan. The truth, lady yeah, is right.
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  It's right in Manhattan. I'm Manhattan, Manhattan.
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  I think it's near the Central Park.
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  I think I think I'm not I'm I'm New York ignorant, but it's
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  definitely in Manhattan. But yeah, y'all, yes, text
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  messaging sometimes is a all the time is a form of a Hoover.
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  A Hoover is a is any unwanted contact.
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  That's what a Hoover is. Any unwanted contact from me to
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  you is a Hoover. So text messaging, even if it's
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  a :) or I heart, look, I'll go back and heart a message from
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  four years ago in our text messaging thread to try to
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  Hoover, Hoover you who just tried to bait you into
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  responding. Why did you like that message
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  from 17 years ago? Oops.
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  I was just going through our past and I just wanted to see.
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  I just was remembering the good times and I just wanted to
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  scroll back a little bit and see how things were doing.
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  And we wanted to do that. And so I didn't really mean to
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  like it. But now that I have your
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  attention, do you want to talk? I miss you, I really do.
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  No, no, no. Block them man, block them,
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  block them, block them. I delete them all.
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  Good for you, good for you. Delete the threads.
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  It takes a point. It takes a point right there
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  where you get to the, it takes, you know, power to get to that
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  point where you delete the thread.
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  Anyway, y'all, I got time for a few minutes for a question and
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  answer for Q&A. Drop your questions in the chat
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  and we're going to chat. So have you tried making your
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  media accounts private so your friends can see your social
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  media? Yeah, sometimes.
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  Sometimes you don't want to have to do that because if you like
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  posting on social media, you like being public.
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  I understand that. But sometimes taking a break can
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  help you out. Write that too.
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  Can't believe you're alive. Just got her new to the channel.
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  I'm curious to find out more about my narcissistic sister.
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  So I got I got a couple videos on my YouTube channel about
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  narcissistic siblings. I decide.
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  I did decide, I did not decide to make it private because that
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  business work for. Yeah.
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  There you go. That's it.
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  Sometimes you don't want to have to get to that point where you
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  have to shut your social media down to keep this bastard at
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  Bay, right? They don't seem fair, but
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  sometimes you you get it. It can help you as you're moving
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  forward. It can help you out right there.
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  But you don't want to have to get to that point where you're
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  just like I'm. Tired man, I have to leave my
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  social media. Damn, I have to leave.
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  My social media because of you. Damn.
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  Damn, that's just it's got a crazy right there.
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  How they want no matter you. Yeah, they narcissists.
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  They typically don't care about how you feel.
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  I'm glad mine hasn't figured out how to auto text.
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  Yeah, I just learned how to do it the other day.
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  They leave you alone regardless. Once they have the new the new
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  feeling and communications they want from someone else, No.
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  So sometimes that's true, but they will absolutely be in a
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  full blown new relationship and keep messaging you.
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  Some of them will. They'll keep messaging you, keep
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  texting you, keep showing up at keep keep showing up at your
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  house, keep stalking you. I look, sometimes they'll have a
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  new supply and somehow, some way, shape or form convince the
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  new supply to stalk you with them.
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  Which is literally bird brain. Yeah, I've never seen some bird
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  brain shit like that in my life. It's so bird brain.
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  You're stalking your new boyfriend's ex-girlfriend with
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  them. You just met them.
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  What the hell are you doing? You driving by the ex's house
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  with this person? For what?
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  What are you doing? That's bird brain.
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  Activity. That's bird brain.
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  No. What we doing?
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  Yeah, that's bird. There's absolute bird brain
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  behavior right there. Absolute bird brain.
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  You stalking the ex, but you don't know him.
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  Yeah, that's, that's crazy. Yeah, they are weird.
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  Yeah, you have, you have some stuff going on right there.
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  You, you have to have some emotions, some mental stuff
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  going on right there to want to stalk somebody else's ex that
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  They they start to get in your nerves.
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  Absolutely Yep. Howdy, from Ontario.
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  What's going on? I just can't stand the thought
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  that he could watch my life from afar.
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  So I'm like, yeah, yeah, that's that's cool right there.
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  Let's say to Jennifer, there's nothing wrong with that.
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  That's cool. You don't have to be a public
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  figure. I don't really like sometimes
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  people don't want to want to have to take it that far, right.
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  Sometimes the one that's getting hurt is the one that messaged
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  the other. Yep, Yep, Yep.
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  But anyway, y'all, I got to hop off this thing.
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