COMBAT THE STIGMA.

here to combat neurodivergence stigma and provide resources.

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welcome to scary inclusive, where my main goal is to create a safe space for those with "scary" mental health conditions and disabilities, where i explore the stigma and misconceptions surrounding them. i don't excuse negative behaviour and sincerely encourage seeking the right tools and resources to heal and recover from trauma. what i don't do is throw "scary" disorders under the bus in favour of villainising them. you're not evil, you're not a monster, and you're certainly not a bad person - but you must first want to improve in order to heal. i do not support the term narcissistic abuse.

if you'd like to understand more about my goal, read this post.

please consider supporting my podcast, where i discuss npd (narcissistic personality disorder) and my experience with the disorder. rating and commenting is much appreciated. find me on twitch or youtube at ninjabr6vo.

episode one — spotify / youtube. episode two — spotify / youtube. episode three — spotify / youtube. episode four — spotify / youtube. episode five — spotify / youtube. episode six — spotify / youtube. episode seven — spotify / youtube.

if you'd like to support me, find my kofi here. everyone is welcome here, as long as they're unbiased and open to learning new information. here's my carrd resource page.

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episode seven of my podcast "the npdcast" is out and available. spotify / youtube.

please consider supporting me by giving it a listen, a rating, a like or subscribe and if you have questions for me to answer in future episodes then leave them as comments. as a diagnosed narcissistic, i explore the ins and outs and complexities and realities of npd, and in future episodes will cover resources and self-help tools that have helped me whilst combatting stigma and humanising a demonised community.

enough of the brainwashing "self-help", if you're interested in recovering and healing from npd and are tired of being told what you're doing wrong instead of being guided towards what's required to get it right, feel free to check my seventh episode out where i talk about work and education with npd.

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episode seven of my podcast "the npdcast" is out and available. spotify / youtube.

please consider supporting me by giving it a listen, a rating, a like or subscribe and if you have questions for me to answer in future episodes then leave them as comments. as a diagnosed narcissistic, i explore the ins and outs and complexities and realities of npd, and in future episodes will cover resources and self-help tools that have helped me whilst combatting stigma and humanising a demonised community.

enough of the brainwashing "self-help", if you're interested in recovering and healing from npd and are tired of being told what you're doing wrong instead of being guided towards what's required to get it right, feel free to check my seventh episode out where i talk about work and education with npd.

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episode six of my podcast "the npdcast" is out and available. spotify / youtube.

please consider supporting me by giving it a listen, a rating, a like or subscribe and if you have questions for me to answer in future episodes then leave them as comments. as a diagnosed narcissistic, i explore the ins and outs and complexities and realities of npd, and in future episodes will cover resources and self-help tools that have helped me whilst combatting stigma and humanising a demonised community.

enough of the brainwashing "self-help", if you're interested in recovering and healing from npd and are tired of being told what you're doing wrong instead of being guided towards what's required to get it right, feel free to check my sixth episode out where i talk about splitting in npd and how to approach it.

thanks so much for 92 plays so far!! i really hope it's been helpful to people.

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my next podcast topic is work and education, so let me know if there's anything specific npd-related you'd like me to discuss or touch on!

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episode six of my podcast "the npdcast" is out and available. spotify / youtube.

please consider supporting me by giving it a listen, a rating, a like or subscribe and if you have questions for me to answer in future episodes then leave them as comments. as a diagnosed narcissistic, i explore the ins and outs and complexities and realities of npd, and in future episodes will cover resources and self-help tools that have helped me whilst combatting stigma and humanising a demonised community.

enough of the brainwashing "self-help", if you're interested in recovering and healing from npd and are tired of being told what you're doing wrong instead of being guided towards what's required to get it right, feel free to check my sixth episode out where i talk about splitting in npd and how to approach it.

thanks so much for 92 plays so far!! i really hope it's been helpful to people.

[scaryinclusive]

episode six of my podcast "the npdcast" is out and available. spotify / youtube.

please consider supporting me by giving it a listen, a rating, a like or subscribe and if you have questions for me to answer in future episodes then leave them as comments. as a diagnosed narcissistic, i explore the ins and outs and complexities and realities of npd, and in future episodes will cover resources and self-help tools that have helped me whilst combatting stigma and humanising a demonised community.

enough of the brainwashing "self-help", if you're interested in recovering and healing from npd and are tired of being told what you're doing wrong instead of being guided towards what's required to get it right, feel free to check my sixth episode out where i talk about splitting in npd and how to approach it.

thanks so much for 92 plays so far!! i really hope it's been helpful to people.

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you're more than welcome to reblog this and pass on the word. i've recently taken up streaming, hoping to ( as someone with npd and other "scary" disorders ) create a community of likeminded people who want someone to relate to, who want somewhere to feel welcome and safe and generally to entertain people who might be struggling. i'm live tuesdays, thursdays, saturdays and sundays if you ever fancy popping by. if you'd rather sit and watch without talking, you're more than welcome too! if you're not into twitch but still want to enjoy my content, find my youtube channel here where i upload the vods. do consider following or subscribing though! it's hugely appreciated.

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i'm curious. i'm currently working on a book that i intend to self-publish and will soon really need reader reviews to help promote it and tbh all the help i can get. the book is a psychological thriller and the lead has narcissistic personality disorder ( written by someone who has npd. ) the general plot revolves around the paths people choose and how important help and intervention is to keep people from becoming negative versions of themselves. so my question is:

would you be interested in reading and reviewing my book for free?

yes

no sorry not my thing

Voting ended onDec 4, 2024

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episode five of my podcast "the npdcast" is out and available. spotify / youtube.

please consider supporting me by giving it a listen, a rating, a like or subscribe and if you have questions for me to answer in future episodes then leave them as comments. as a diagnosed narcissistic, i explore the ins and outs and complexities and realities of npd, and in future episodes will cover resources and self-help tools that have helped me whilst combatting stigma and humanising a demonised community.

enough of the brainwashing "self-help", if you're interested in recovering and healing from npd and are tired of being told what you're doing wrong instead of being guided towards what's required to get it right, feel free to check my fifth episode out where i talk about npd defence mechanisms and how to work around them.

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episode five of my podcast "the npdcast" is out and available. spotify / youtube.

please consider supporting me by giving it a listen, a rating, a like or subscribe and if you have questions for me to answer in future episodes then leave them as comments. as a diagnosed narcissistic, i explore the ins and outs and complexities and realities of npd, and in future episodes will cover resources and self-help tools that have helped me whilst combatting stigma and humanising a demonised community.

enough of the brainwashing "self-help", if you're interested in recovering and healing from npd and are tired of being told what you're doing wrong instead of being guided towards what's required to get it right, feel free to check my fifth episode out where i talk about npd defence mechanisms and how to work around them.

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would it be beneficial if in one of my podcast episodes I talk about splitting for pwnpd?

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Those "how to defeat a narcissist" articles are so stupid because if people didn't have a general conscious of narcissists being Bad People, these articles would just be abuse tactics.

"How to destroy your partner." "How to break down your girlfriend's self esteem." "How to collapse your boyfriend's ego." "How to break your partner so they stop being so disrespectful, know their place, and know their own worth in comparison to yours, as an alpha gamer."

Literally sigma male podcast shit.

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i made a tiktok to promote my podcast! feel free to follow me there. i'm thinking i might do some videos answering questions if i get any, on top of clips from the podcast.

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i made a tiktok to promote my podcast! feel free to follow me there. i'm thinking i might do some videos answering questions if i get any, on top of clips from the podcast.

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okay so for those interested, my twitch channel name is ninjabr6vo.

if you don't use twitch, you're welcome to access the vods via youtube, here. unfortunately you won't be able to see the chat, but if you still wanted to watch me play then you can.

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hello!! i listened to your podcast recently because for the past several months i have been suspecting i may have npd. your podcast has given me great information about the disorder and has helped me understand myself more. also, this may sound a little weird but i really dont mean it to be, your voice is very relaxing to listen to and nice! good job on your podcast :)

i'm delighted to hear this! i hope your knowledge and resources only continue to grow and think it's really great you're seeking out healing. it can definitely be difficult to get a diagnosis whether it's professional or self-diagnosed because there's so many nuances and specificities to the disorder and i believe the dsm, when it comes to personality disorders, is far too similar and there's not enough to go off of. thanks so much for tuning in and supporting it. and not weird at all, i really appreciate that <3