How To Kill A Narcissist: Debunking The Myth Of Narcissism And Recovering From Narcissistic Abuse Audiobook Download by J.H. Simon

The blog is a collection of personal stories, sexual abuse survivor stories and advice on how to avoid narcissists.

A narcissist is somebody who lives primarily in the "narcissistic supply," which means that they depend on external sources of admiration and reassurance to feel worthwhile. This will make them manipulative, controlling, and abusive towards their loved ones as a way to ensure that others provide for their needs. Narcissists are not just one type of person; there are many types of narcissists who all have different personalities, motivations, and types of abuse. In order to learn how to recover from narcissistic abuse, you must first know what it is and understand why certain types of people are drawn to it.

Narcissists are manipulative, overbearing, and have a grandiose sense of self-importance. They demand your time and attention while they dish out insults and put you down. In this audiobook, Dr. J.H. Simon explores the psychology behind narcissistic behavior and how to recover from narcissistic abuse. He discusses the myths surrounding narcissism and breaks them down so that you can make better choices for yourself.

The myth of narcissism is that people with a narcissistic personality disorder are beyond help, they can't be changed and they don't deserve to be loved. But it's not true. Narcissistic behavior can change and be replaced with a healthy sense of self. It all starts with understanding the fundamentals of what narcissism is, how it's affecting your life, and how you can recover from narcissistic abuse.

A hallmark of narcissistic abuse is the repeated, unending pattern of emotional and psychological abuse. The Narcissistic-Psychopathic Personality Disorder is a personality type in which the sufferer is self absorbed and egotistical, and has an overwhelming need to be admired and adored. This book is written by a social worker who specializes in treating narcissistic individuals with psychotherapy and offers some helpful advice for people who would like to recover from emotional narcissism.

There is a lot of denial and mythology surrounding narcissism. The book provides examples of why narcissism is not anything like what people think it is, as well as examples that simple steps can be taken to recover from narcissistic abuse.