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How narcissists steal your identity · The Mental Healness Podcast

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  What is going on, beautiful people?
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  Today we are talking about how narcissist will steal your
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  identity. Not your driver's license, but
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  but, well, some of them might steal your driver's license, but
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  your real identity, your personality traits, and all the
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  other good stuff. If you're new here, my name is
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  Lee Hammock. I'm a clinically diagnosed
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  narcissist. And welcome to another episode
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  of The Narcissist Code. Welcome back.
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  Welcome back. Welcome back, folks.
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  Yes, narcissists are identity thieves.
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  Identity theft is real. Is a identity theft is real.
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  Jim is a crime to many Americans.
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  Miss every day bears beats Battlestar going to let the gun.
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  Yes, I'm a fan of The Office, if you did not know.
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  But yeah, y'all, narcissistic, toxic people are absolutely
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  identity thieves. They will steal your identity
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  you like. So have you ever wondered, were
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  you in a relationship with a narcissistic person?
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  Right. And they start to act like you,
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  They start to behave like you. They start to like the same type
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  of musics, musics, the same type of music that you like, the same
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  type of, like this thing that you, some of them might start to
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  dress the same if it if it's your narcissistic best friend or
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  cousin or brother or sister or whatever, they might actually
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  start to dress like you. You know, they steal your
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  identity because we lack our own.
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  Let's be let's keep it hot. You know, I tell people all the
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  time that who you see in front of you right now is an
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  accumulation of all the person I've, the traits that I've
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  admired and other people or that I've been jealous of and other
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  people, you know, even down to my music taste.
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  Yeah, my music taste like I used to work third shift at Harris
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  Teeter distribution Center in Greensville, North Carolina.
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  Shout out to my HT fam. But they used to play country
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  music over there. I used to hate country music.
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  But then I started people around me sort of liking it.
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  I was like I got to fit in. So I started liking country
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  music. I started liking rock'n'roll.
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  You know, I started liking 33 Doors, 3 Doors Down, Three Days,
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  Grace and other stuff like that. You know, just Luke Bryan, Luke
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  Combs. Like you listen to my playlist
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  right now. It's all like Luke Combs and
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  Luke Bryan, like, you know, you got a fast car.
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  Yeah, I've all, I've all on it. I'm all on it because that's, I
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  feel like I need to become other people, to be liked, to be
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  admired, to be appreciated or whatever.
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  So I've been doing that for a very long time.
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  It's and it's crazy how it works.
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  Like the narcissistic person in your life, especially when you
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  get out of a relationship with them, you be you're going to be
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  shocked at how much they take from you.
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  What I mean by take from you, You're going to be shocked by
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  how much they start to act like you behave like you do certain
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  things like you do. You say a lot of them are going
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  to start doing this type of stuff like they're going to
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  start behaving and kind of like you.
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  They're going to use what they learn from you to manipulate
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  other people, 'cause like, let's just say I like country music,
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  right? Like, I didn't like country
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  music before I got into the relationship with you.
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  So I But I started liking it because it would help me get
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  closer to you. So now that our relationship is
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  over, guess what happens? I the next relationship.
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  Now I have a new interest. Now I have a new personality
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  trait. Now I have a new hobby.
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  I have something that I didn't like before that I might not
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  like right now, but I can use it.
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  It's like, it's like putting it in my little toxic knapsack, my
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  little toxic book bag. Oh, country music, rap,
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  Parcheesi, tennis. You know, I'm, I'm stuffing
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  things everywhere because it helps me be me.
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  It helps me be more of me, you know.
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  And I love it. And this is part of who I've
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  become like. They will absolutely steal who
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  you are to improve themselves. And I know what people want to
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  say. Well, Lee, that sound like most
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  people do it. That sound like things that
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  everybody does. It's the intent, you know?
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  Intent matters. Intent matters.
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  The intent to manipulate somebody in a negative way, The
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  intent to take advantage of somebody.
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  The pretend. The intent to pretend you know
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  it's OK if you're around somebody and then you start
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  picking up there. If you're around somebody for a
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  long time, you start to act like them.
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  You know that's OK because y'all still going to be friends, Y'all
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  still cool. It's like y'all bouncing things
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  off of each other, y'all sharing clothes.
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  You're doing whatever. Like if your boyfriend or
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  girlfriend, husband or wife or whoever it is in this situation,
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  y'all are growing together. It's not a toxic relationship.
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  Now if they're telling you, if they're taking your person out
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  of the characteristics and using them to manipulate you, to get
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  to, to give you, to kind of lull you into this false sense of
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  security, that's what the point is right there.
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  And I thought, I need to clarify that because some people will
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  hear me say that about the taking person out of the
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  characteristics and you will automatically put, you put, you
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  know, y'all little empathetic people.
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  You look too much empathy. You were like, well, Lee, I can
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  put myself in the I can put my, my, I can, I can wear the shoes
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  of other people and feel like them and act like them.
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  So does that make me a narcissist?
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  No, Because you have the ability to put yourself, put yourself in
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  other people's shoes, right? It doesn't make you a
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  narcissist. Narcissist can't do that.
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  We like, we try out. We could, we could put the shoes
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  on, but they don't fit. They don't match us.
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  They don't feel right. So we it's it's like a fault.
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  It's like literally able to create a different mask.
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  We use you to create a different mask not only for you, but for
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  possible, for possibly for people in the future as well,
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  you know. So this happens quite a bit.
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  That's why I just tell people if you're dealing with a narcissist
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  or a toxic person or whoever, this is part of the dynamic that
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  you might face any situation. You might face the situation
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  where you have to you where you encounter a toxic narcissistic
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  person that really absolutely steals your personality, that
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  steals your personality traits. They really do.
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  So that's why I just tell people.
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  But a lot of the people in these situations that like there's be
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  realistic, there's really nothing you can do about it.
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  They're going to take your personality trace anyway.
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  You can't really, if they're, especially if they're in a new
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  relationship, what you going to do, reach out to the new supply
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  and just say, hey, look, they really don't like Parcheesi.
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  They just do it and can manipulate you.
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  It. They hate Parcheesi.
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  They're chess person. They're they they like to play
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  Mancala. You know they they don't, they
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  don't play that game. You know I put them on that
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  they're pretending and it doesn't make you look crazy like
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  they they already told the new supplier that you're crazy and
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  now you reaching out talking about Parcheesi and Mancala,
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  they're going to say you just you kind of staring into the
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  skid, you know you're hitting the you're hitting the guardrail
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  right there and whatnot. So that's what I tell people.
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  Just kind of be careful this situation.
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  I said Mancala, y'all know, y'all know what Mancala is.
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  It's a little game. I think it's the game where back
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  in the day it's like a little marble game where you like it's
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  it's got like little holes in the holes in the board and you
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  take the little marbles and it's yeah, y'all know somebody.
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  If you know what I'm talking about.
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  I don't know if that ages me, it show y'all my age or whatever
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  because you know, this is 30, there's a little 38, this this
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  is 38, but that's where it goes right there.
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  So I'm just trying to tell people on a consistent basis
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  they're like, you have to protect yourself.
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  You have to protect your peace. You have to protect.
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  You have to guard yourself right now in these situations.
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  Just in like if people monitor people, y'all observe the people
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  that are in your life. If they tell you like if you
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  let's say, if you're getting back out here into the dating
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  world and somebody tells you that they don't like something
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  and then all of a sudden they're you tell them that you do and
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  they start liking it and you feel like it's manipulative.
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  Y'all watch out that's that's that's something.
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  It could be a little it's, it's little a little red flaggy right
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  there. A little red flaggy.
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  Not big red, not a big, not big red, little red flaggy right
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  there in that situation. So it's like tell people like
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  you have to be careful, not be careful what you wish for, but
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  be careful how you operate. Be careful in these situations
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  right here because this is what happens.
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  So I want you to like, just study people.
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  Y'all ask deep, That's what I tell you.
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  Ask deep penetrating questions. Get to know someone for who they
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  really are. Not who they pretend to be, not
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  who they become with you, but who they really are at their
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  core. Don't just ask red or What's
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  your favorite colour? What's your favorite?
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  No, no, let me let me interview your exes if we can be serious.
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  If I were to interview your exes, what would they say about
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  you? You know, if I were to interview
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  your exes, what would they say about you?
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  Ask a deep question. You know, what's your favorite
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  band? What's your favorite music?
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  What's your you know? Get deep.
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  Get deeper. What's your diss?
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  What don't you like? You and yo-yo, you and these
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  situations right here, you want to be the one who asked these
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  questions first because it gives, it doesn't give them the
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  opportunity to manipulate you later on.
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  You say if you were asking the question first, like if you ask
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  the question first, right? And then later on, like, is that
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  you? If you ask the question first,
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  it doesn't give them the ability to ask you like because if you
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  ask first, they have to give you an answer or they'll ask, Look,
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  what about you and then they'll answer.
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  If they ask you and then you answer, then they can say, oh,
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  me too. You see what I'm saying?
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  It gives you the opportunity to learn about them first.
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  Sometimes you have to take the initiative.
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  Y'all you have to take the initiative.
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  And you know, getting these, getting into these people's
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  minds, getting into their heads and whatnot because it help it
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  overall. It can absolutely help you
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  survive in a lot of these situations that you might not
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  think you can survive in. So I just tell you, just, like
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  ask deep, penetrating questions because they will absolutely
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  steal your identity. They'll they'll, they'll wear
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  you like a damn skin suit you're seeing.
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  You see the Texas Chainsaw mascot with Leatherface when he
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  took the people's faces off. So wearing them, that's what
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  they'll do. That's that's what they do with
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  your your personality traits. Narcissists, narcissists or
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  Leatherface. You know, Texas Chainsaw
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  Massacre. They'll wear you like a suit and
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  they look, it's a snug fit, a tailor, A tailored suit.
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  They wear you like a tailored suit.
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  It's a tailored version of you that they put on and if they
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  wear it would not. So you want to be able to
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  protect yourself in this situation.
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  So ask the questions first. Well Lee, I'm kind of passive.
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  What? Monitor their answers Yeah.
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  Look study body language. This is how you can defeat
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  narcissists. Study body like, read body
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  language books, watch videos on body language and micro
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  expressions. Because you go they can lie,
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  they can lie out of their mouths but their body?
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  I'm just telling you their body might not lie.
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  A little subtle movement or eye twitch, You know, that's the
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  guy. You tell somebody somebody's
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  lying or somebody really likes something.
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  Sometimes, like, they might just say, oh, I love that in the I
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  betwixt. You know, like, oh, wait, wait,
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  wait, wait. What was that with you?
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  What's that? What's that with your left eye?
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  Nothing going on with my left eye.
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  What do you mean? Now it's right.
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  Let me put my I know I should wear my shades.
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  Hold on. I'm going to finish the date
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  like this. Don't worry about my eyes.
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  Look at my heart. Don't look at my eyes.
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  Look at my heart. Please don't judge me by my
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  eyes. Look at my heart.
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  You can see that you can still kind of see the eyebrow
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  twitching. Do the damn do the bandana.
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  But this is what I'm just telling you.
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  Ask deep, penetrating questions. So you want to be the first to
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  ask. So you don't want to say, yeah,
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  I just don't want you to get manipulated by a person that is
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  not being authentic with you because that sucks.
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  It absolutely sucks. And you don't deserve that.
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  But you have to take initiative. You have to kind of have a
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  little bit of bravery and stand up for yourself in the beginning
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  of relationships or why you're actually in a relationship and
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  to monitor them. Like if they tell you that they
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  like something and they get you because narcissists are evolving
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  too. Y'all.
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  So if they tell you that they like something and you can start
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  to get into a relationship with them and you notice that they
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  don't really like that, this y'all take take notes.
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  You can take notes, right? Or have a diary, you know, have
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  a diary. Get My Myself Love My Myself
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  Love Journal. It's available on Amazon.
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  Check out Myself Love Journal. It's right here.
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  Check the self love journal. You can write in this and it
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  helps you rebuild that self love.
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  It's available on Amazon right in that, right in that type of
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  stuff like that. Y'all help yourself, help
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  yourself survive. Help yourself thrive.
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  Because at the end of the day you have to live the life that
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  you want to live. I promise you, they're going to
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  live. Hey, they're going to live their
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  life. They're going to live their
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  life. Anyways.
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