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Is the narcissist addicted to you? · The Mental Healness Podcast

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  What's going on with beautiful people?
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  Is the narcissist in your life addicted to you or obsessed with
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  you if you're new here, My name is Lee Hammock.
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  I'm a clinically diagnosed narcissist.
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  And welcome to another episode of The Narcissist Code.
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  In today's episode where it's going to be answering that
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  question right there, y'all are narcissists addicted to you or
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  obsessed with you, is it? I know a lot of people ask me
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  the question. Y'all, let's get it out the way
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  early on. Let's give 30 seconds in.
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  Let's get it out the way early on.
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  Can a narcissist love? So, me personally, y'all.
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  I might be a little biased on this, but I do think a lot of
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  narcissistic people can love. They just don't know how to
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  express it or receive it. You know what I'm saying?
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  They can love, they can have love, they can have love for
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  you, but they don't know how to express it or receive love.
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  So they treat people. Yeah.
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  And a lot of narcissists are emotionally dysregulated, so
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  they might love you one moment and hate you the next moment.
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  I know what people are going to say.
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  Well, Lee, that's not real love then.
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  Y'all. That's all I got, man.
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  That's all I got. It's all.
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  It's all I got. Give me that.
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  Give me, give me something. Give me a little.
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  Give me, give me a smidge. Give me a little smidge.
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  You know what I mean? Give me a smidge.
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  Give me like, give me something. Y'all.
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  Because, like, that's how the mind of a lot of narcissists and
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  toxic people work right there. Like they base it on things like
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  that. Like love.
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  A lot of narcissists show you love through physical things.
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  Y'all through physical acts. They give you stuff.
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  They take you places you mean. Very rarely are they.
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  They're going to be there emotionally for you.
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  Very rarely are they going to be there to connect to you or
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  connect with you on an emotional level.
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  They just don't do that. Because a lot of narcissists are
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  emotionally disregulated. They're not familiar.
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  Y'all. A lot of narcissists struggle
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  with emotional, emotional regulation.
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  So they are tend to be emotionally dysregulated.
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  So instead of showing you love, they tend to show you obsession.
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  Because they they are like, I don't know if narcissists can be
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  trauma bonded, but they can damn near be.
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  They can absolutely be obsessed and addicted to you.
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  How can you tell? Try to break up with him right
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  now. Go in there to your part.
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  Don't do it. Don't do this.
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  This is this is just a test in your mind.
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  Let your mind let play. Look, play the scenario in your
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  mind. Don't go ahead.
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  Don't go in your living room and do this right now.
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  Don't do this right now. I'm just saying, even if it's
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  like, even if it's on your heart, do not do this right now.
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  This is Lee Hamilton. Don't do this right now.
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  Hey, I'm just clearing myself a liability.
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  Don't do this. But for real, the narcissistic
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  person in your life right here, y'all think about this.
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  If you go put it in, play it in your mind.
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  If you go try to break up with them right now, what do you
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  think they're going to say? Hey, it's over.
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  I'm leaving. And imagine yourself staying at
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  it and walking out the door. What would they say?
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  What would they do Is a thought. Rolling through your head of
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  them hopping about the chair and trying to chase you down is a
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  thought. Rolling through your head of
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  them blowing your phone up, texting and calling you is a
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  thought. Rolling through your head of
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  them popping up at your job or your how your wherever you move
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  to, or stalking you online or sending you 1000 emails from
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  fake address e-mail addresses is a thought.
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  Popping through your head of them tracking you down on
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  WhatsApp or Kik or what's other stuff Kik.
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  You know, Zoosk, they're trying to hunt you down on Tinder.
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  Whatever you all wait, they does those.
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  Do those thoughts pop into your head?
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  Then that narcissistic person probably think you belong to
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  them and they are obsessed with you or addicted to you.
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  I don't know if it's a trauma bond, but when I've broken up
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  with people before, y'all it it. When people have broken up with
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  me before and when I wasn't ready, I I bought, damn it, lost
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  my mind because I was obsessed with that person in the
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  beginning. It looks in the beginning of
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  relation with the narcissist. It it does feel like we love
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  you. It does feel like I love you
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  because I really do think I do. I really do think I love you.
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  And a narcissistic person that you might be have been with.
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  They might have actually thought they love you, but a lot of them
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  were just obsessed with you. A lot of them thought that you
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  completed them. A lot of them thought that you
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  made them feel human. A lot of them thought that you
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  made them feel like a real boy or a girl or what?
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  Non binary person, whatever. Whoever you identify as.
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  You mean you might have made you feel like a real person.
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  Let's just say real person. Let's just clear it out right
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  there. They might you might like
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  Pinocchio, Pinocchio gender fluid Pinocchio.
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  You know what I mean? A real person.
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  Oh, I'm a real person. Yeah man.
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  Just imagine that video, man. Imagine that book.
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  I'm sorry, y'all I love my piece.
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  Y'all know I love y'all that was all I love.
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  But that's how it goes though. Y'all whatever.
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  I whoever you identify as, they they whoever they identify as,
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  you might have made them feel like a real person.
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  You know the narcissism knows no gender.
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  It knows no ethnicity. It knows no religion.
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  It knows no It knows no demographic location.
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  Narcissists are everywhere. Y'all.
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  So you might have made them feel real.
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  So they became obsessed with how you made them feel.
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  The narcissistic person became obsessed with how you made them
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  feel. They came with the the thought
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  of you. They became addicted to it like
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  a a nectar, like a bees get, they get honey drunk.
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  They just be just sucking up nectar and honey.
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  And just like you're seeing a a bee that passed out on a a rose
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  pepper that's not dead. It's just like drunk.
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  It's literally drunk with honey or nectar, whatever.
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  It's just sticking little bee, little bee straw into a flower
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  and just in the little bee bartender, like you had enough.
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  I'll tell you when I had enough. And they pass.
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  Dad jokes, Dad jokes, I'm sorry, They pass out on the.
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  They pass out on the flower. That's how it goes, yo.
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  That's the mindset of a lot of narcissistic people right there.
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  Like they they become addicted to you, like bees to honey.
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  Like you shouldn't. Like I said, you become.
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  You become their drug of choice. Well, Lee, how can you tell if
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  they're addicted to you yo, Their behaviors, their actions.
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  They might not treat you well, but they don't want to let you
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  go. They and they because they claim
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  this ownership on you, they they they become obsessed with the
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  things that they own. You know, in the beginning they
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  might they might have been addicted to you and and obsessed
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  with you. But then one sooner or later it
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  just shifted to obsession. Like they're obsessed with you
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  having you in their life. They're obsessed with how you
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  make, make or made them feel. You know, it's going to sound
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  weird when I say this. Y'all.
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  But a lot of narcissists try to get back to the beginning of
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  relationships as well. You know, it really is going to
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  sound weird when I say that a lot of narcissistic people try
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  to get back to the beginning of the relationship too, because
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  they liked how things were as well, Because at the beginning,
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  you know, at the beginning of the relationship, they felt
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  good. They felt great too.
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  But things have changed, and sometimes they don't know why.
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  It's easy to blame you. Then the things have changed.
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  Sometimes that narcissistic person doesn't know why things
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  have gone the way they've gone. You know, they don't understand
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  it. They understand why you why you
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  don't feel the same way about them today anymore.
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  They don't understand why you don't, why you don't act the
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  same way you used to act. So they want to go back to the
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  beginning as well when they were obsessed and addicted to you.
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  You know, they might like, say it's just it's just a thing.
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  Yeah, I don't. I do think that after a while,
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  when a narcissistic person or narcissist, whatever, start
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  seeing your flaws, I do think that that's when they fall out
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  of love with you and that love becomes something else.
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  That original feeling of love that they might have had for you
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  come become something else. It becomes something some type
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  of weird obsession or weird addiction of the abdiction.
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  Like like it's abducting something from you.
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  It's weird, y'all. It's a weird feeling.
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  It's a weird mindset. It's a weird dynamic that they
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  go into right there. And it's very hard for some
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  people to process. When I'm telling people that
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  right there, you know, if it really, really is it just it's
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  it's it's one of those things 54134.
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  It's one of those weird things that a lot of people don't
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  understand. A lot of people struggle with
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  and whatnot. It is.
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  But like don't stay because they're obsessed or addicted to
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  you, all because obsession can lead to them trying to hurt you.
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  Let's be realistic. If they're obsessed with you,
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  they can harm you. They can, they can absolutely
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  harm you. They can harm you.
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  They can hurt you. They can do a lot of damage to
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  you. So it's just like they know what
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  they can do to you. They know what they possess.
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  You know they they know you know what they can do.
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  Because sometimes you, you've all, you might have already
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  tried to leave. And you've seen that obsession
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  coming out of come out of them. You've seen them popping up,
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  you've seen them stalking, you've seen them following you.
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  You've seen them doing so much other stuff that you already
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  know how they're going to be. You already know how they're
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  going to behave. You already know how they're
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  going to act. You already know it.
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  This is not a shock to you. Now you're not shocked.
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  This is not blow your it does not blow your mind with how this
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  person is acting or behaving, does it?
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  It just does not. It doesn't.
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  It's not one of those things like you're not shocked anymore.
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  You sometimes you get a phrase like, well, the last time I left
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  they lost their damn mind because they are obsessed.
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  They don't tell you that they love you though.
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  They don't act like they love you.
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  They just act like they want to keep you here in this room.
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  Like you're that favorite toy. You're you're Woody.
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  You're Woody from Toy Story. Y'all know y'all y'all if y'all
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  follow me, y'all if you knew here you're Woody from Toy
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  Story. Did Andy get rid of Woody?
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  No, he kept Woody around. He was obsessed with Woody.
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  And he didn't treat Woody like he loved him in the mortgage.
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  Kept him around, throw him in the toy chest like all the other
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  toys. Treated Woody like he was
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  normal. Buzz got all the love, care and
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  affection You see what I'm saying?
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  Buzz got all the Buzz got love bombed Woody.
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  He didn't throw Woody away. But when Woody tried, Woody
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  disappeared. Andy was on the Andy was on the
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  go, crying. Andy.
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  Andy didn't even want to leave his old house because he until
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  he found Woody. You know what I'm saying?
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  That love, that that obsession is strong.
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  Y'all they think they own, they think you belong to them.
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  They think you, they own you, you belong to them.
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  That's that mindset. Y'all.
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  And it's it's tough to deal with.
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  I know it's tough to deal with. It really, really is.
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  A lot of narcissistic people's minds work that way, though.
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  Y'all. I don't think it's at the
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  beginning. It might feel like love, but
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  once it shifts to something different, it's no longer love.
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  It becomes some kind of poisonous.
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  It becomes it's like a love. It's a it's a love substitute.
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  Y'all it's sucro. No, it's not sucrose.
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  It's it's a splendor. In the beginning it it look, it
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  looked just like love. It tastes like love look, it
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  tastes like it tastes just like sugar, you know it's sugar
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  that's real sugar in it. Like, no, actually, that's
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  sucrose. It's that's splendor.
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  What? This is splendor.
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  No, this ain't splitter. It's real sugar.
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  It looked like it feels like real sugar.
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  If you look like real sugar, it's splendor.
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  Oh damn, it's a substitute. It's a love substitute.
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  It's obsession. Y'all know I'll be coming with
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  this. Crazy though.
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  Y'all. If I think it, I'll say it.
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  Y'all know how I feel. Yeah, if I think about it, I
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  will say it. Y'all that's just how my mind
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  works. This is the dynamic, that's how
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  it goes, you know? Anyways, y'all, I'm super
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  thankful for y'all being here. I'm truly grateful for every
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  single one of y'all. Like I said, the kids book is
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