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they tell me they don't understand what i'm saying but they never tell me what they don't understand
enough is enough! oh my…
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Federal Bureau of Narcotics agents blockade streets with their cars in a drug bust in San Juan Hill, 1939. This is the neighborhood that was obliterated to build Lincoln Center.
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The Mod Squad - 1968.
Demoting a term for abuse that is characterized by why someone does something versus what one does in regards to abuse removes the responsibility of the person at hand for being abusive, and instead moves the blame on something other than the person. Which is why narcissistic abuse as a concept is harmful. While you can have terms that demote the specific TYPE of abuse, example being sexual abuse, you can't put it on a term where it isn't a type of abuse. You can't call someone a narcissistic individual AND believe that narcissism (in an ableist sense) are both real because YOU remove the blame onto a term where that term describes certain actions and symptoms of a mental disorder.
Oh, and if you believe that narcissism and NPD aren't the same, you're not sneaky when you claim that narcissistic abuse holds NPD tendencies and symptoms (example being entitlement or being hurt from criticism). Even if you do it subtly.
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Some narcissists/toxic people can be very confrontational, even over the smallest things and it stems from insecurity. So they will try to intimidate you/have the last laugh/take everything personal but it's all to get you to play their game, which they want to win.
The thing about people like that is they like playing childish games that they can "out do" you in. Like doing things they know you hate maliciously or trying to make you uncomfortable, it's their way of having the upper hand.
Their ego needs that, their ego is so immature that it doesn't know when to give up certain battles, they'll act like a childish brat instead. They feed off of your attention, stress/irritation, reaction. Bc they often use people as punching bags, like basically using the victims as a source that makes them feel powerful.
They don't have morals most of the time so when they're acting crazy, disrespectful, aggressive, controlling, it's bc they know that's what gets them attention. It's not so much about the attention but it's about you giving them the space to act like that and feeding their ego, so just ignore.
I hate saying just ignore them but atm that's all I can offer, they don't deserve to feed off of your reactions. And most narcs/abusers don't respond well to having peaceful conversations where you can come to a mutual understanding.
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a whole bunch of list of this npd related for those looking to lear and/or cope.