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Do narcissists know the difference between what's right and wrong? · The Mental Healness Podcast

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  What is going on, beautiful people?
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  Today we're answering the question, Do narcissists know
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  the difference between right and wrong?
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  If you're new here, my name is Lee Hammock.
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  I'm a clinically diagnosed narcissist and welcome to
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  another episode of the Narcissist Code.
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  Boom. Welcome back, Welcome back.
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  Welcome back. Yes, yes, yes, Y'all.
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  Yes. The difference between right and
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  wrong do narcissists know? So let me go ahead and start
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  this off by saying this is just from my personal experience.
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  Y'all what I've seen, what I've dealt with, encountering
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  thousands of people over the last 3 1/2 years and and also in
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  the entirety of my life dealing with other narcissistic people
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  and from my own personal experience as well.
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  But for me, most narcissists y'all know the difference
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  between right and wrong. They know that they're doing you
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  wrong. They do they.
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  Yeah. I'm just being.
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  I'm just being realistic. Again.
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  I know some people, voice said this video.
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  Some narcissistic people might see this video and like, well,
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  leave your line. You don't.
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  You don't speak for us. Did you not hear the part I said
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  at the beginning that this is my own personal perspective.
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  You make your own your own video spouting your beliefs.
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  That's fine. This is my personal this is my
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  channel. You do you?
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  Yeah. That's where it goes, though.
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  Y'all. So I do truly believe that most
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  narcissists, You sure? I said most.
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  I didn't say all. Most narcissists know the
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  difference between right and wrong.
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  That's why they hide. Y'all.
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  They know that they're doing you wrong.
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  That's why they hide it. Y'all.
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  Why don't they want you telling them, telling people the stuff
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  that they do to you? Why?
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  If they didn't know it was wrong, why do they want to hide
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  it? Only people just want people to
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  be private. They want private privacy in
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  their relationships. Well, Lee, they can hit people,
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  they can cheat, they can lie, They can do all.
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  They just want privacy. Do they know that that that
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  means that they know is wrong? Y'all they know it when they do
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  something good for you or when something goes good for you in
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  this relationship, do you hear them telling you to keep a
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  secret? They'll a lot of times they
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  don't tell you to keep a secret. Some of them might, but a lot of
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  times they want you to shout. Shout the good stuff from the
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  the highest peak, but whisper the bad things because it might
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  make them look bad. You see what I'm saying?
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  That's where it goes. That's how it goes.
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  That's the perspective that a lot of people face.
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  That's the dynamic that a lot of people face.
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  We deal with narcissistic, toxic people.
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  That's how it goes right there. Like I keep telling people that
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  most narcissists know the difference between right and
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  wrong and they use it as a cop out.
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  They try to say, oh, I didn't know they hurt your feelings.
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  Oh, I didn't know I was doing. I didn't know, I didn't know, I
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  didn't know. Y'all, it's a cop out.
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  And the more times that they get away with it, the more times
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  they're going to keep doing the same thing, yo, they don't have
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  it. If they don't have an incentive
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  to change the toxic behaviors, then why would they change the
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  toxic behaviors that they feel like they're benefiting from?
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  If I'm being toxic, if I'm being manipulative, if I'm lying, if
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  I'm cheating, if I'm being abusive in any shape or in any
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  manner and I'm still getting my needs met, why would I change
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  those? Why would I change those
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  behaviors? I know what you as a non
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  narcissistic person will say you like well Lee, because you care
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  about the person you want the best for them.
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  No, that's not how narcissist minds work.
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  No, they want the best for themselves.
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  And if somehow serving me is good for you, then great.
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  But most times with a narcissistic person is entitled
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  in serving themselves in itself, in a selfish as hell.
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  They do that to the detriment of other people around them, not to
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  the benefit to the detriment. Most people around narcissistic
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  people, their closest people, typically suffer.
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  Y'all know this. Y'all y'all understand this
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  space. I've said it before, the people
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  around a narcissist, the closest people, typically get treated
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  the worst. That's how it goes.
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  So yes, they know the difference between right and wrong.
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  They know when they're doing right.
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  They want you to shout it from the rooftops.
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  But when they're doing wrong, they want you to whisper it and
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  just keep. Keep everything between US and
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  let's work on this, let's keep our, let's keep our relationship
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  or things private or whatever. We don't need to tell the world,
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  but I guarantee you, a lot of times, y'all if you do something
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  wrong to them, they shout into the world.
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  They're they're they're spreading it, they're spreading
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  it that, that, that, that. But they're they're spreading
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  what you did to them like peanut butter, like a peanut butter
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  spray, like a peanut butter Jelly sandwich.
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  That's what they that's what they're doing to you.
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  They're spreading it like peanut butter and Jelly.
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  But that's the perspective. God, that's what you that's what
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  so many people face. You know, That's why I tell
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  people, when you're dealing with a toxic, narcissistic person, a
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  lot of times this is going to be what you face.
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  This is going to be what you encounter.
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  Yeah, because most of them know that they're doing you wrong.
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  But like I said most, some of them y'all, some narcissistic
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  people don't know that they're doing you wrong.
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  Some of them just don't have the the, the, the mental fortitude
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  to understand the difference between right and wrong.
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  And should you leave those people alone?
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  Hey, I'll leave it up to you. Because if you if a person
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  doesn't realize that they're doing you wrong and they just
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  keep doing the same things over and over and over and over and
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  over again, are you willing to just accept that behavior,
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  Narcissist or not, if they keep repeating in the same toxic
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  behavior that you told them? Hey, look, you might not have
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  known before, but I've told you now that this, that this hurts
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  me. If you do that and they just
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  keep doing the same thing, it gets to the point where they
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  might not know that they're doing you wrong, but they don't
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  care anymore. They don't care if you take it
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  as them treating you badly because they're still somehow
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  getting their needs met. Needs.
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  I know, y'all hear me repeat that a lot, but it is a lot of
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  times about getting their damn needs met.
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  That's what they want to do. They get their sexual needs,
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  financial needs, mental needs, emotionally, physical needs,
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  whatever their needs met. Validation, you know, the need
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  for validation, the need to feel special.
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  Whatever their needs will be, whatever needs that they have,
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  they want their needs to be met. You know what I mean?
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  That's how it goes. So I was just, that's why I say
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  I would challenge you to understand like if you're
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  dealing with somebody who doesn't, who's keep, who keeps
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  repeating, I already know they hurt you.
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  I didn't know they were. You would feel their way and
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  they did it again and again and again.
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  They don't care. And that's me being straight
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  forward and forward and blunt, I said floored.
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  It's me being straightforward and blunt with it because that's
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  how the mind works right there. As long as my needs are being
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  met, I don't care how you feel. I don't care the, you know, I
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  don't care about the the end result as long as the bit, as
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  long as there's a benefit to these actions, as long as
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  there's a benefit to me behaving this way, as long as there's a
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  benefit for me acting this way, y'all keep hearing me repeat
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  that. As long as there's a benefit,
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  I'm going to keep doing it. Now let's go to the mindset of a
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  narcissistic person. So I will say this right here is
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  again, for most narcissistic people right here from my
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  perspective is that even though they know they're doing you
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  wrong, they might not know why, they might not know why they are
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  doing you wrong, and it yeah, it's crazy I had to keep
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  repeating this, but I feel like I need to.
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  Just because they don't know why they're doing you wrong doesn't
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  excuse the behaviors. I know so many people are
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  forgiving people. You want to make it work.
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  You want to talk to your partner.
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  You want to talk to your person. You want to do this.
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  You want to do that. Y'all want to do that, right?
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  But if they keep repeating the same behaviors over and over
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  again, y'all, they're just not going to stop.
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  Because they don't. Because it gets to the point in
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  the in the narcissistic person's mind, they're like, if you are
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  accepting it, then why would I change it?
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  Why would I change the behavior that you accept?
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  You know, because some of them, yeah, narcissistic people are
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  out to. Most narcissists are out to
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  serve themselves and out to defend themselves in some way,
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  shape, or form. Right.
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  So if I'm out serving myself and you get hurt in the process,
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  maybe I didn't realize that this action would have hurt you.
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  Maybe I didn't realize that this action was wrong.
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  But now that you've corrected me, now I know Now I don't.
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  I don't like when you yell at me or I didn't realize that.
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  I didn't realize that you didn't like being yelling at whatever
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  it is. Y'all.
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  This is a simple example. I know I would say cheating, but
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  you can be yelling. Hey, I don't like when you
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  scream at me. Well, I didn't realize that you
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  didn't like being screamed at. I didn't realize I was hurting
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  you. I didn't realize you that.
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  I didn't realize screaming. I didn't realize me yelling at
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  you and screaming at you triggered you.
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  I thought, this is the only way I could talk, The only way you
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  would understand. So they didn't an example right
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  there. They didn't know that the
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  yelling and the screaming would trigger you.
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  So they keep doing the same thing over and over again.
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  Guess what happens now It's a choice.
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  Now it's a behavior. Now it's it.
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  Now it's meant to be, you know, now this is the way things are
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  going to go. That's why I tell people like be
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  prepared. Be prepared.
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  Because this is going to keep going this way.
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  And I know it sounds mean, but why would it get better?
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  I know why it would get better for you on your side of things
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  as an impact or super compassionate person or a highly
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  sensitive person. Why would it get better for a
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  narcissistic person that is out to serve themselves?
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  That is super selfish, that is extremely entitled.
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  Why would it get better in this position right there?
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  What are you telling yourself as you deal with this person?
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  You know? What are you telling yourself?
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  Like, well, maybe it'll get better.
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  I told them so maybe they can correct their behavior.
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  So now what happens? Now what happens?
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  Now how? How did this go in this space
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  right here, You know, So that's what so many people have to
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  prepare for right there. That's what I'm just telling
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  you. Y'all this is, again, y'all this
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  is not familiar to rag on narcissist or make y'all feel
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  bad about, make you feel bad for yourself or give, you know,
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  forgive them or whatever. This is me just telling you,
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  hey, this is how it's going to be.
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  They know the difference between right and wrong because I'm
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  going to tell you another example, right?
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  This is, this is popped in my head.
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  This is popped up by it. If they didn't, if, like, just
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  ask yourself, OK? If you did the same behavior,
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  would they tolerate it? Whatever behavior that you
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  you're telling them is wrong. If you did the same behavior,
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  would they tolerate it? This is not me in there.
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  Listen right here. I'll pump, pump the brakes.
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  This is not me telling you or asking you to go up to ask your
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  partner. Hey, if I did the same thing,
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  would you tolerate it? Because they're going to have an
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  excuse. I promise they're going to have
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  an excuse for for their behaviors.
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  That's just how it goes. They're going to have, they're
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  going to excuse their behaviors in some way, shape or form.
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  That's just how a narcissistic person's mind works, right?
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  That's how it's going to go. So, but would they excuse you or
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  would they be good to you or be nice to you if you did the same
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  thing to them that they're doing to you repeatedly?
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  You know, it's baby steps in the right direction and they're
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  healing their growth. So you have, this is something
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  you have to ask yourself. You have to reconcile with
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  yourself. This is easy, that they will
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  help, you know, that they will help help you confirm the fact
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  that they knew they do know what they're doing.
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  That they do know what they are doing.
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  Absolutely, absolutely. They do know, you know.
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  So yeah, I'm gonna cut this episode short.
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