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Do narcissists ever think about you after the relationship ends? · 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 ever
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  think about you? 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. Boom.
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  Welcome back, welcome back, welcome back folks.
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  Yes, that is the question of the day isn't do narcissists ever
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  think about you? Do they ever ever do they forget
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  you? Do they get over you?
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  What does it lead? Tell us, tell us, tell us.
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  So let me preface this video right here.
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  Y'all let this be the beginning of the video.
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  This is not me telling you to go back into a toxic relationship
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  because a person might might have thought about you might
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  think about you. This is not me just saying like
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  only if it's been this long and they think about me should I go
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  back. This is not what I'm saying.
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  Well leave man. Like I ain't talked to her in a
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  long time. But like if she's still thinking
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  about me, maybe maybe I should give another.
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  No, this is not y'all. Listen to me.
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  Do not take this as advice to go back into a toxic relationship.
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  Got to see it. Got to see it through grilled
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  teeth, like I said to my teeth grill.
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  But yeah, that is not how it works right there.
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  So do narcissists. Everything about you in a
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  relationship being. A lot of them do, yes.
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  Are there some narcissists they just can try to get you out of
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  their mind. Out of sight, out of mind.
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  Yeah, there are probably some narcissists out there.
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  Out of sight, out of mind, out of cheeks, out of mind.
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  You know what I mean? Out of cheeks, out of weeks.
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  Come back to me on that. I'm going to think of something
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  funnier for that one. But yeah, there are a lot of
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  narcissists that will never ever think about you again, yo, you
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  know, But there are some that. Absolutely.
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  You cross their mind all the time.
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  There are some narcissists that like you could be the one that
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  got away, the one that not only the one that got away, but the
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  one that escaped within these spaces right here.
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  So that's why I'm trying to convey to people is that you
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  might be the one that got away, but they might still think about
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  you all the time. But it but them thinking about
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  you is not necessarily a good thing.
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  Y'all let's keep it real. Them thinking about you could be
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  a bad thing because them them consistently thinking about you
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  could be lead to their obsession.
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  They could be obsessed with you. Like there are a lot of
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  narcissists that think about you after the relationship ends,
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  right? They think they think about you
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  all the time. They cannot get you all off
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  their mind, but they will never act on it, right?
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  You would never know that they're still thinking about
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  you. You might catch them peeking at
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  your profile every once in a while, looking at your Instagram
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  story, your Facebook story, peeking at your TikTok account,
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  whatever it is, right? You might, they might catch you.
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  You might catch them on that space right there.
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  But there are a ton of a metric ton of narcissists, right, That
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  when they think about you, they do ACT on it.
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  A lot of them if they, if they are thinking of you, they you
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  will know that they're thinking about you partner interruption.
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  any uploads. Help me reach more people and
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  back to the video they they can like I said, they can reach out
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  on social media they can text you they can call you they can
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  blow your phone up they can pop up on you they can come to your
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  job they can come to your house they can drive by your house
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  they can pop up in your neighborhood.
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  They can park across the street. Y'all they can, you will know
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  that they're thinking about you because they'll tell you.
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  They'll show you because there's a lot of narcissistic people.
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  No, no, no two narcissists are the same, right?
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  There are a lot of narcissistic people that convey that.
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  Like if I I'm going to show you that I care about you by
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  stalking you. I'm going to show you that I'm
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  thinking about you by popping up on you.
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  I'm going to show you that I'm thinking about you by taking you
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  said you want actions over words.
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  Here's my actions. I miss you.
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  Here I am showing up roses here I'm showing up with with your
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  favorite hibachi, whatever it is right here.
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  I am showing up with some cheat with my cheeks out ready for
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  you. You know they do that.
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  I'm just telling you. But is that the action that
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  you're looking for right there? Them popping up on you?
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  Some of y'all think that's sweet.
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  You know, some of y'all do think it's sweet when they pop up on
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  you out of nowhere. But there are a lot of people
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  just like, you know what? I don't really.
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  I don't really like the fact you pop up on me.
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  This is real stalkerish, you know?
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  This is real stalkerry right here.
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  I don't. I don't like that.
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  There are a lot of people out there who do not like that, and
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  rightfully so. You shouldn't.
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  Yeah, being realistic, you shouldn't like that when they
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  pop up on you, violating your boundaries, you can tell you,
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  you'll know that they're thinking about you.
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  And if I tell you, like, even if they moved on, even if they're
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  in a different relationship, even if they're not, you're not
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  living together anymore, the possibility does exist that they
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  are absolutely thinking about you.
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  They're just be real. The possibility absolutely
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  exists that they're still thinking about you.
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  But like, because again, you could absolutely be the one that
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  got away from it. You could be the one that
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  escaped. You could be the one, you could
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  be the best thing that ever happened to them.
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  Like, but don't take the fact that I'm making this video as
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  like, well, Lee said that they're that they're still
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  thinking about me. So I should reach out or if they
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  reach out to me, maybe I should break no contact.
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  Yeah, that's not what I'm saying.
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  Just because they're thinking about you does not mean that
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  they're they're going to take any type of positive action to
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  get you back into their life. You get you back to get back
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  into your life. Just because they, they're
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  thinking about you doesn't mean that they're going to change
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  their behaviors. A lot of times narcissistic
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  people are waiting on you, waiting on you to take some type
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  of action. Yeah, wait.
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  They, they would rather you, they would rather change you
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  than change themselves. They were it's a very it's, I'm
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  not saying it's impossible, but it's very rare for a narcissist
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  or a toxic person or whatever to change their behaviors for the
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  betterment of someone else, not only for somewhere else, but for
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  themselves, for the betterment of their lives.
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  There's a cluster of cluster B. You know, there's a cluster of
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  narcissists out there who have changed their behaviours for the
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  better. But typically it's not like very
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  rarely do I hear I change for my wife, I change for my husband.
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  It's always the change was forced upon him in some way,
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  shape or form. They change for themselves.
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  They change their behaviour for themselves, not fully changed
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  because once a narcissist, I would truly be once a
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  narcissist, always a narcissist. But that doesn't mean when I say
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  once a narcissist always a narcissist, it doesn't always
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  mean like once, once the narcissist is always evil.
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  It doesn't mean that. I'm not saying that at all.
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  I'm saying once a narcissist always, you're always going to
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  be in self-defense mode. You're always going to be in
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  protection mode. You're always going to be doing
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  that type of stuff right there. That, that that's how it goes in
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  that space right there. So I'm dealing with people when
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  I tell people this right here, this is what you have to prepare
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  for. Because again, most narcissists
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  are going to behave their way. Most narcissists are going to
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  act their way. Most narcissists are going to do
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  that because just because they're thinking about you does
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  not mean that they're going to be better for you.
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  And I know y'all, when I think that they might actually send
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  you a text message out of nowhere, it says just thinking
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  about you anyway, what do you do with that?
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  You know, what do you do when they just send you a message
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  that says, oh, just thinking about you and they got you.
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  Then you see what I'm saying? They got you.
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  They got you wrapped around a little narcissistic finger got
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  you wrapped around here. Like this is ring right here.
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  You mean that's how they get you got you.
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  They always say gotcha go get you.
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  Gotcha is going to get you. That's how they get you right
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  there. Gotcha go get you.
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  They they really going to set you up in that space to reach
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  out just thinking about you. Hey, I was going to the beach
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  and I saw some pebbles and I remember I threw you off the
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  balcony like a rock and it just made me think about you.
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  I just got into the water. He made me think about it, you
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  know, I just laid down on my pillow.
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  He made me think about the time you tried to put a pillow in my
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  face because I, you know, because I told you I hated you
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  just thinking about you. Just come on y'all.
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  What context are they coming from?
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  Very rarely have they made those.
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  Have they made any type of behavior alterations?
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  You know, have they actually been in therapy, actually
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  working on themselves? Can they go to therapy?
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  Yeah. Can they get try to work on
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  themselves? Yeah, they could do that.
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  But what proof do you have that they're going to treat you
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  better other than, like I said, taking your own time, let's say,
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  just because they're thinking about you?
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  Because like, I know a lot of people asking me this question
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  because they are thinking about the narcissistic person, right?
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  You're thinking about your toxic ex or you're a toxic parent or
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  your toxic best friend, your toxic bestie.
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  Yeah, they yeah. I'm just being realistic because
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  some of them will never, ever forget you.
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  You might be the one that got away.
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  You might be the, the, the, the prize that escaped them.
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  So good. Good for you for escaping.
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  But like I said, it's not always going to be a coming from a
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  positive direction and what not to help you heal them, to help
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  you grow in these spaces. It, it, it really isn't.
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  So that's why I'm trying to convey to people that just
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  because they're thinking about you does not mean that they're
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  going to be better for you. It just absolutely does not.
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  It does not mean they're going to change their behaviors.
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  It does not mean that that anything is going to be better.
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  It just means that you crossed their mind.
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  They might actually have some remorse or regret, you know, for
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  what they did to you. But again, when they have
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  remorse or regret, typically they flip it and blame it on to
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  you. Typically they flip it and put
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  it on to you typically somehow. So way, shape or form is going
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  to be your fault. It just is.
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  It's somehow going to be your fault that this happened.
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  It's going to be your fault that this the the way this is going
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  out. It's going to be your fault.
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  It just is. And this is not me trying to
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  say, well, you deserve it. It is.
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  They're going to put it on to you.
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  And I will end it with this right here.
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  Y'all. Just because they're thinking
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  about you does not mean that they're thinking about you under
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  good pretense, right? They can be thinking about the
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  revenge that they want to seek on you.
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  They could be thinking about a lot of different things in this
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  space right here. It's not always good thoughts.
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  It they dated when it got away. They giving them cheeks up to
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  someone else. They clapping somebody else's
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  cheeks. They could be angry as hell at
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  you y'all. Like I said, they could want
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  vengeance. The thoughts could be 100%
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  negative with them. Just wanted to seek some type of
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  vengeance on you for a perceived slight that you did to them.
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  The thoughts are not always going to be positive, I promise
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  you. That's what I'm trying to convey
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  to people too. Like just because they're
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  thinking about you does not mean the thoughts are positive.
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  It could be some negative thoughts.
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  They could be mad as hell as you because you expose them.
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  They could be angry and said they could want to hurt you
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  because you hurt them in some way shape or form, right?
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  They couldn't want to put you through it because they they
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  couldn't want to put you through it because they were put through
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  it, right? That's the mindset of a lot of
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  narcissistic people. They could want to hurt you
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  because they you hurt them. They could want vengeance on
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  them, on you because you got away from them and you've moved
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  on to bigger and better things. They see you online being happy
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  with someone else or just being happy by yourself.
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  They could want vengeance on you because you didn't fall for the
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  BS anymore. You didn't go back into the
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  toxicity. You know the only, the only
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  forgivable thing is consistent changed behavior.
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  Consistent changed behavior is the only acceptable apology from
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  a narcissistic person, toxic person, whoever you're dealing
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  with, Let's just keep it hot and ready.
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  Like I said, we keep it hot and ready over here like a Little
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  Caesar's pizza. That's all we that's all we
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  bought right here. Y'all hot and ready like a
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  Little Caesar's pizza. But anyways, y'all, I'm super
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