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7 Crazy-Making Tactics That EXPOSE Covert Narcissists 

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This video, '7 Crazy-Making Tactics That EXPOSE Covert Narcissists,' delves deep into the world of manipulation and gaslighting. Discover the covert narcissist's bag of tricks, from circular arguments and word salad to blame-shifting. Whether it's a covert narcissist mother, wife, or husband, we shed light on their covert narcissism and narcissistic abuse. Join us as we expose these behaviors and empower you to recognize and navigate relationships with narcissists.
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@CommonEgo
@CommonEgo Год назад
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@joshuaw2143
@joshuaw2143 Год назад
I was the one trying to be right when we had circular arguments, I'm an engineer, very logical, but she was the one giving me the nonsensical word salads and had the split personality and imagined I believed or said things I didn't believe or say. She used the phrase "surface level conversations" which wasn't something that communicated anything I needed to change. I asked what is something not surface level, she couldn't define it. I called it the ferris wheel, and guessing for 3 weeks after I basically got ghosted as to what the definition was. She didn't like arguing and raised voices, so I stopped raising my voice, but she couldn't take criticism and would make false statements about me all the time, and I felt compelled to defend myself when she just wanted to vent. I tried to get her to put the issues in bullet points on a white board, but she couldn't list one thing and I got mad. She had past trauma and got scared, withheld vital information from me at times to use it against me later, pretending that I should have got the hints without the most important pieces of context, and no clear directive.
@terrycato3555
@terrycato3555 Год назад
Thanks
@karamlevi
@karamlevi 9 месяцев назад
Just cut my new therapist off after 3 sessions even though she smiled allot, seamed very nice and presented pro image. Kinda shocking. She’s late to 3/3 sessions. Raises her voice higher and higher to maintain conversational dominance. When I learned something from her and was happy about it, she affirmed nothing, it was like I didn’t even speak. Then she pointed out things she thought were problems of mine, and dug in hard and sharp and non stop… Most of what she perceived as a problem was new self esteem improvements I just earned recently, and focused around no longer over valuing people bad for me. Essentially everything I said was wrong and she was 100% right, and I’ll “never improve” according to her unless I’m “open minded” aka hyper cooperate with her. I’m not learning resist and I went to her for a success phobia created mostly from too much Child abuse when I was happy or doing well as a kid. It was exhausting talking with her and to more fully illustrate the deal… she asked me to pick her up from the tire store before our last session… and she was late again and of coarse it wasn’t her fault… It does suck I connected with another “friendly” covert narc. At least it was faster this cray cray cycle.
@bethderr1443
@bethderr1443 11 месяцев назад
My favorite non apology: I'm sorry you're upset.
@maxarterburn
@maxarterburn 7 месяцев назад
“Im sorry you feel that way”
@KMONEY1986
@KMONEY1986 5 месяцев назад
Yep.. I got told the other day " I'm sorry your making yourself feel that way. I wish I could take it all away. Now I been ignored for 2 days smh
@richardstemle6019
@richardstemle6019 2 месяца назад
Shit, you’re lucky if you even get that. I usually hear “I’m sorry but…”
@davidpaul7623
@davidpaul7623 9 месяцев назад
Jekyll and Hyde had me walking on egg shells and not knowing what was coming next.
@DudeRanchDan
@DudeRanchDan Год назад
one of the most confusing things my wife has done to me is paraphrase something I said at the beginning of an argument, in such a way as to make me "contradict my own words" with something said near the end of an argument. at this point I no longer clearly remember what I said, I get confused, and then she points out to me how inconsistent I am all the time. I thought I was going crazy until I found this channel.
@cocky_8540
@cocky_8540 10 месяцев назад
Me too 😢 it's horrible
@Iburn247
@Iburn247 10 месяцев назад
I have that
@AvenValkyr
@AvenValkyr 7 месяцев назад
Dude. Run.
@marenmoses2475
@marenmoses2475 7 месяцев назад
...my goodness, this is so well described, exactly how I felt after having an argument with my husband.
@RugbyHouseVintage
@RugbyHouseVintage 5 месяцев назад
Voice record your conversations to stay grounded in reality. Then ask yourself while listening back if this is something you want to keep dealing with.
@sophiemorrison9820
@sophiemorrison9820 Год назад
The narcissist I knew briefly raged at me during a phone call. I swear that I don't know why. He slammed his (wall) phone down so hard it damaged my ear drum. After a few days I called him and I knew then that I shouldn't have. I asked him for an apology for damaging my ear drum. He raised his voice again and said " I'm not going to apologize and do you want to know why?" I hung up without answering him. it crystallized in my mind what i was dealing with. I didn't deserve any of his sickness. That was the end.
@moxie96
@moxie96 Год назад
When I dumped my second ex a decade ago, I had held the phone away from my ear and he was imploding so badly that he was just bulldozer rambling without pausing and calling me every insult under the universe and then he accidentally dropped his phone and it hung up on him. Immediately I felt a force lift right off my being which made me know I really became freed. Then I quickly unplugged my phone and ignored my doorbell for the rest of the night. I was done for good. He wanted closure going his way where he won. He’s never getting he’s not going to get it. I ended it but he’s still prolonging it even to this day unfortunately.
@allthingsjana7870
@allthingsjana7870 6 месяцев назад
How are you now? I'm so sorry I know how it feels 😢
@Hjk109
@Hjk109 5 месяцев назад
My mother is a overt narcissist and I have been married to a covert narcissist for over 30 years. I realized this a few years ago. One thing that blows my mind is how they all have the same exact tactics! It’s like they all went to Narcissistic University- seriously how is it possible that they all have the same brain?
@alcudiababe1
@alcudiababe1 Год назад
You need a really good memory when it comes to word salad. The aim of this is to throw the person asking a direct question from the answer. If it's done often enough the person will give up the conversation. In my experience you ask a general yes or no question. If they hesitate whatever they say is bs if they say no and your gut is feeling icky then you've caught them in a lie because you'll never feel good giving them the benefit of the doubt that's how you know they're lying
@CommonEgo
@CommonEgo Год назад
Very true. Great memory and attention span too 🙏❤️
@flockinggoose1181
@flockinggoose1181 Год назад
This was my biggest struggle. Almost my entire relationship/marriage I had undiagnosed adhd, and my wife has a near photographic memory. I could never make sense of arguments or “win” because I couldn’t remember what I had for breakfast that morning. Since being on medication for adhd, I’ve been blown away at all the nonsense, redirecting, and false facts my wife brings up, especially when she gaslights, and snaps at nothing.
@pandoratheclay
@pandoratheclay 8 месяцев назад
But I assume word salad really only works in spoken conversation Like you can’t use word salad in text when you can just scroll up
@KicKsbvi
@KicKsbvi 7 месяцев назад
@@flockinggoose1181​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠ Hi, sorry that you’re going through this. Being in a narcissistic relationship is very painful. Seeing that you have a poor memory, how do you know if what your wife is saying is inaccurate and that she is indeed gaslighting you and lying? In my relationship with my narcissist, I’m the one with the photographic memory and my narcissist gaslights me, misremembers, is dismissive, invalidates me, is verbally and mentally/emotionally abusive towards me and the list goes on. If given the chance, he would also physically abuse me, as he’s threatened to shoot me before. He’s a police officer with loads of access to guns. I also do think he has a memory problem. You’re in a similar situation as mine but the roles are reversed somewhat where he accuses me of fabricating/manufacturing issues to serve an agenda, essentially calling me a liar, but I have never done so. I told him repeatedly that I hate lies and because of the narcissistic abuse I’ve experienced at the hands of my family growing up to right now as an adult, which included and includes gaslighting, dishonesty and various forms of abuse, I know how to recognize these traits in others, don’t take kindly to being subjected to any of it, and so I wouldn’t gaslight or knowingly be dishonest to anyone or about anything. I asked him recently seeing that, according to him and my own observations, he can hardly remember conversations that happened the same day, even within minutes, how can he be sure I’m fabricating anything if he has such a poor memory? I’m still waiting for an answer, but I won’t hold my breath. Also, he claims I have OCD. I told him even if that’s the case, and I’m not doubting that, there are studies that show that OCD and lying do not go hand in hand. If anything, people with OCD tend to have compulsive honesty. Do you think your wife, because of her photographic memory, gets frustrated because she might be telling the truth and you remember it differently because of your ADHD? That happens in my relationship where I know I have the memory of an elephant, but he twists things because of his narcissism and because he’s wicked. It’s the weirdest, twilight zone thing ever. I’m not justifying your wife snapping, and I doubt that you’re wicked or anything like my narcissist, but maybe you guys can benefit from counseling, so she can truly understand ADHD and how it affects memory and how she can learn to be gentle, accommodating and understanding, loving, kind to both your needs instead of seemingly trying to “win.” All the best. It’s tough in these narcissistic streets 😅🤗
@RugbyHouseVintage
@RugbyHouseVintage 5 месяцев назад
I started recording my conversations with my Narc wife. Listening back keeps me grounded in reality.
@brent5843
@brent5843 Год назад
I think one of the worst things I deal with on top of everything is the fact that she never admits to anything substantial. Even when she does its always the worst low energy half assed apology. I apologize more sincerely to people I bump into in the store....
@meganmarts5769
@meganmarts5769 7 месяцев назад
They lie to them selves and believe it. And if you don't believe it they get angry
@allieeverett9017
@allieeverett9017 Год назад
The first time I ever experienced word salad I had never heard the term before. It scared me so bad I left its presence, convinced it was a demon. Not making this up...and I still think it was. Gone from my life these 12 years now, but not forgotten.
@MyBeachHouse
@MyBeachHouse 12 дней назад
It is a demon. I saw them in my ex.
@1timeslime971
@1timeslime971 Год назад
The topic of how they actually WANT TO ARGUE, the circular arguments….that’s my daughter. I often repeat myself several times to keep on topic, and she repeatedly ignores me, never answering MY questions.
@allieeverett9017
@allieeverett9017 Год назад
They can't hear you.
@tobolitocogito
@tobolitocogito Год назад
“They drink their own Kool-Aid”. Yes! Thank you for creating a shorthand term for this self-delusion. It is completely infuriating to try to have a logical argument while being faced with this behaviour. My mother did it constantly, as have the other narcs I’ve met in the wider world.
@1timeslime971
@1timeslime971 Год назад
I get sucked into….then I’m blamed for the word salad said. Them I’m like well, THEY started it, and they say that’s childish…..
@dinab7852
@dinab7852 Год назад
It's 2am and as always my anxiety is keeping me up. My narcissistic ex-husband is the cause of 70% of it. So time to watch your videos to calm myself down and help me sleep with your amazing & extremely helpful content and very soothing voice. Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
@lewis809
@lewis809 10 месяцев назад
I’m in this place right now. All the best and stay positive, you’ve got this!
@dinab7852
@dinab7852 10 месяцев назад
@@lewis809 Thank you! ❤️
@nicholecornes1915
@nicholecornes1915 8 месяцев назад
You need to leave
@sandraleehurst7350
@sandraleehurst7350 7 месяцев назад
It’s 2 am here too . I’m in the middle of a divorce with a covert narcissist of 30 yrs. Ugh . I hope you are doing well
@sandraleehurst7350
@sandraleehurst7350 7 месяцев назад
Everyone makes a mistake, right? Omg! He assaulted me Dec 5. I’m sorry for the “ mistake “! Ffs . I’m in the middle of a divorce
@tayave.
@tayave. Год назад
My sister has been manipulating me for years. I see it clearly now but I still feel like I'm going crazy! Being aware does help though
@MeCynthiaAnn
@MeCynthiaAnn Год назад
Not glad others have lived through this so my heart goes out to all of you. I thought I was the only one living this. I am so glad I can out a name on all this this -COVID NARCISSISTS. Wish I knew this a long time ago.
@Flow-Joe
@Flow-Joe Год назад
I see what you did there, lol.
@SHAKEANDWATCH
@SHAKEANDWATCH Год назад
I was in a relationship for 3 years with a 50 year old woman. Only after suffering for three years did I now know I was subject to narcissistic abuse. That was now 4 years ago. Counselling and time have helped. But imagine my position when in the last year with her I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s! Some of her comments: “There’s nothing wrong with you - you pop a pill and your fine “Our future will depend on how you deal with you Parkinson’s. She first dumped me off when just prior to diagnosis I said I was top poorly to see her. No effort on her part to see me. The relationship was toxic after 6 weeks of love bombing. I was so vulnerable having recently been widowed. Feel so bad I didn’t act on those early warnings. If I ever challenged her over her behaviour she’d explode in anger. Four years on and still recovering. Thank you for reading this.
@thomasjeffersonscott
@thomasjeffersonscott 7 месяцев назад
Seriously, my narc found me right as my mother was dying.
@mooneyrj76
@mooneyrj76 9 месяцев назад
I remember my ex and I got into a disagreement. I thought I wonder what she would do if I just agreed with her, so I did. I told her she was right and everything she was saying was right. She went on to keep arguing for the next two hours against her original opinion. It was literally the craziest conversation I have ever had. I just gave up. I love the “I’m sorry for how you feel” classic.
@Acorea83
@Acorea83 11 месяцев назад
For me it's him asking the SAME questions over and over. Then I must answer and explain over and over. I feel like a broken record 😪. When I get fed up with the same convo I go quiet but for him even that's an attack. He goes mental if I go quiet. To make matters even worse, he loves to push me as he knows what triggers me and the second I finally blow up......I'm the crazy, narcissistic, abusive maniac. If not for these videos I'd be thinking I'm a lunatic!
@Glitteryflaps
@Glitteryflaps 3 месяца назад
This is happening to me right now. I find the constant repeating of questions ive already answered really really hard and frustrating.
@Glitteryflaps
@Glitteryflaps 3 месяца назад
It’s been making me feel crazy. Just found this video.
@richardstemle6019
@richardstemle6019 2 месяца назад
@@GlitteryflapsAlso happening to me right now. She literally just left out of the house less than an hour ago trying to tell me she didn’t say something she did and I said something I didn’t say.
@thebjm1967
@thebjm1967 7 месяцев назад
I realized real quick that any “proof” I would have to show him would never be enough. He spins everything so that it’s always “my fault” anyway. I started to realize that it’s not normal to have to tape all these conversations and arguments as proof. And when I would put up boundaries he gets mad.
@NotDone-bt2hz
@NotDone-bt2hz 7 месяцев назад
As a teen, I was shocked that my mom wasn't who she pretended to be. She pretended to be caring but if there was any difference of opinion or an expressing of grievance involving her, she covertly attacked me. At the time I just thought she misinterpreted me because dad (an overt picked on her) so she thought everyone was. However, as I grew older, I realized she would be deliberately cruel to me and has been so resentful of me as an underlying current she only reveals in private. I finally realize she's an empty shell who doesn't care about anyone or anything, but constantly feels sorry for herself (very secretly)
@karlz9162
@karlz9162 7 месяцев назад
Haha I just took the blame for something she did. Then she played along with the blameshift and put herself as the victim 🤣
@LycaVillanueva
@LycaVillanueva Год назад
My soon to be ex always apologized “ I’m sorry you feel that way”.
@BunE22
@BunE22 Год назад
That's a non-apology. A therapist advising me and my (then) husband on how to deal with my parents, who always expected an apology but never gave one, told us to give a non-apology to appease them. It was: I'm sorry you feel that way, that wasn't my intention. I never used that on anyone else, but I have had it used on me by my now ex. It's like he forgot where we learned that technique and that I WAS THERE! 😂
@PoyTroy
@PoyTroy 9 месяцев назад
Or “I’m sorry, but. lol. Every time with the but lol. Mine would be like , you walked in the door with a certain energy so it made me react this way lol
@TheBlondiekitten
@TheBlondiekitten 9 месяцев назад
My mother’s recent fauxpology…… “I’m sorry you feel that way” and “I think you think I’ve hurt you too much” - massive distance now - God can deal with that!
@ethanhoff7772
@ethanhoff7772 Месяц назад
The narcissist woman I dated said the same thing. She drove me to severe depression and suicidal thoughts
@markgorhk
@markgorhk Год назад
I have been suffering all of these tactics perpetrated by my wife since before we were married, but i not realise what was happening until she gaslit me about her previous marriage, which she never told me of.. up until that time, and no matter what I did to please her, make her happy, win her heart.. nothing was ever good enough, and I was continually berated and the abuse became more and more hurtful.. it continues until today.. but as of about 2 years ago i finally came to the realisation.. after much research and soul-searching, that she is most likely NPD.. so now I not react so much.. i have kept records since the gaslighting episode.. and almost by the day uncover the lies behind much of what she has told me before and during our marriage... i would leave, but we have two young children and I feel if I am not around for her to target, she would turn on one or both of them.. which in fact, she has been doing in recent times.. the last few weeks especially, she has been filling social media with broad accusations.. blame shifting.. victim playing, as she seeks admiration and sympathy from her flying monkeys.. 😢
@triple999fruitful
@triple999fruitful Год назад
It maybe a good idea to set up bank accounts where everything bill related is automatically set up to be direct debited. Have another account for saving whereby it's a contract locked in with the bank that can't be touched earning interest. The bill paying account has a portion of it for a fixed discretionary personal allowance which includes the children. That way everyone learns and then maintains the habit of thinking about the value of time in relationship to money. You are protected financially and the arrangement takes care of everyone. If your wife became a member of a goodie two shoes hobby she could focus her attention on something practical that she does instead of whining. I could give tips on how to be infuriating and reverse their behavior but it's not dignified, is high conflict and would set a bad example for your children so I suggest you learn from wise people like this lady. Take care.
@terrycato3555
@terrycato3555 Год назад
I I borrowed my sisters van and it broke down and I immediately paid for the repairs and she said I didn’t ask her for permission to get it fixed. So I told her excuse me for being a responsible person, and if I knew I had to have her permission to be responsible? I would have left it on the side of the road and saved myself $500 and found my merry ass a way home with my money. I’ll make damn sure to never pay again to fix your broken stuff. And luckily I haven’t seen or heard from her since. Thank you God.
@allieeverett9017
@allieeverett9017 Год назад
Oh you will...hear from her again. Best have your mind made up and a response ready...cuz it will be good. My guess 🤓
@omarct
@omarct 10 месяцев назад
"If I don't remember it then it didn't happen". This was the sentence that woke me up.
@cassandraandrews6656
@cassandraandrews6656 Год назад
After a couple of times, and I see that the argument is not rational, I stop trying and just go over their head and get what I want. I have gotten immense satisfaction in obtaining what they were trying to prevent me from getting despite them. It is the ultimate revenge. Recently I was able to do this and then I went no contact. YESSS!
@alouise3557
@alouise3557 10 месяцев назад
What are you referring to? Going over their head for what?
@stevenkovler5133
@stevenkovler5133 Год назад
How about when the conversation ( via text) is going really well and then all of a sudden they bring up everything you did ! Including “ abandoning “ them when you packed up and left the marriage . After they were spending all your money as punishment, told you that you were a moron for wanting to budget, were hitting you, and calling you crazy”. They only see what you did , but not what they did to make you leave. To this day, everything and everyone is out to get her.. she is the innocent one and everyone else has always wanted to attack her it be like her !
@BrianJonah88
@BrianJonah88 2 месяца назад
I confronted her as boldly as I have EVER in nearly ten years after she admitted red-handed to cheating on me, "can I trust you?" Her exact reply: "I want to say yes" Im O U T
@Righter-rw9bj
@Righter-rw9bj Год назад
If I have a differing opinion it causes chaos and accused of being a know-it-all
@tramekn
@tramekn Год назад
Yes! It’s so childish
@1timeslime971
@1timeslime971 Год назад
Yes yes yes, my sister, oh GEEZ! She’s so incredibly thin skinned when I like, for example explain why I believe Starbucks is better than like say Dutch Bros…she’s got such a STRONG opinions against Starbucks due to politics..well, ok, I disagree w/Starbucks policies, but my point was ONLY regarding how they invest money on seeking out the BEST possible coffee farms. She became so incredibly combative, making ME out to be a know-it-all, opinionated, have to be right etc etc. it drove her NUTS when I said, “No, look it’s ok YOU don’t like Starbucks, I’m not offended by that that you prefer The other place, but YOURE expecting ME to literally honor and praise YOUR choice. She’s SO incredibly SELf focused that it somehow reflects badly in her that I don’t agree with her opinion….IT IS JUST AN OPINION. GEEZ, like I can’t have my own thoughts, views, opinions etc etc etc….this is. Very trivial example of my sisters rediculousness.
@EDS-zo8gx
@EDS-zo8gx Год назад
One thing I'll throw out there to look for is the mixture of things - you mentioned it with the circular argument and word salad. I can think of numerous instances where the narcissist started an argument that, in the first place, didn't need to happen. It was a made up problem that HAD to be discussed. Once I bit, it was a circular argument padded with word salad. The trick with word salad was it provided the tangents to move the argument to wherever she wanted it to be, which usually would be some form of accusation or attempt at a guilt trip for something that, if you looked at it from a high level, wasn't even close to part of what the original topic of the argument was. But I'd be so disoriented from the word salad and the circular argument that I would wind up sort of trying to address it and would eventually get frustrated. Then she'd dial it way back while acting as though I was raging out and act kind of shocked that I was so terribly upset, even though I was maybe slightly louder. The whole thing, from the initiation of the argument to the "resolution" would be pure insanity, and I think some sort of canned interaction to get a boost that also served to gaslight me. If she wanted to put the cherry on top, she'd offer a faux-pology later, complete with shifting the blame right back to me. When I look back on situations where I've been on the receiving end of narcissistic abuse, these things are usually bundled together with word salad, which makes it trickier to pry it apart.
@will_Iam61
@will_Iam61 Год назад
I recognized the Dr. Jekyl, Mr. Hyde duality before I knew anything about the whole abusive personality thing. I thought she had to be bi-polar with how fast the shifts would happen, in both directions. I couldn't wrap my head around how someone who seemed to hate me 20 minutes ago was now acting like nothing happened. When I looked into what bi-polar was really about it, it didn't fit, but what did fit was the vulnerable/covert emotional abuser profile. I hesitate to use Narcissist because she doesn't brag about things or act entitled.
@allieeverett9017
@allieeverett9017 Год назад
If someone can act horribly, like they want to, then shortly thereafter act like nothing happened, that's a working definition of entitlement. I get to do whatever I want whether you like it or not... whether it makes sense or not, whether it benefits this relationship or not. I don't care. THAT'S entitlement.
@will_Iam61
@will_Iam61 Год назад
@@allieeverett9017 never thought of it that way, but it makes sense. Thanks for weighing in on this. I learned something new. Most people would probably say that it was obvious, but I only figured this out what I have been dealing with for many years, a few years ago and really start to plumb the depths of what I didn't understand, mostly because I can't imagine treating someone that way, in my wildest dreams.
@ComradeFromRhody401
@ComradeFromRhody401 9 месяцев назад
It sounds like you’re describing borderline personality disorder, more than narcissism even though people with BPD often display rapid mood swing type meltdowns, and then are fine two minutes later, but don’t quite fit the manic profile or narcissism either. Call with people with CPTSD. Did she have a lot of trauma or a chaotic/unstable childhood and messy parents?
@IzabelaWaniek-i1x
@IzabelaWaniek-i1x 10 месяцев назад
Wherever you feel confused when someone is talking to you and you keep tracking the point of the conversation, it is a huge red flag that you might be dealing with a narcissist.
@luisavasconcelos5166
@luisavasconcelos5166 10 месяцев назад
My mother did things like: coming home and taking out all her frustration on me, hitting me angrily, pulling me by the hair and without giving me an explanation about what I had done wrong. She hit me when I was sleeping. She couldn't bear to see me smiling, she always ruined the moment. For many years, the only meal I had was donated by the school, I didn't have any at home. She hid the towels so I wouldn't take a shower. My sisters were treated differently. She was asked by the school director why I was such a sad child. I think the principal realized something was wrong and arranged for me to have two meals at school for free. 🙏
@alouise3557
@alouise3557 10 месяцев назад
Oh my God that's horrific. I'm sorry that happened to you.
@luisavasconcelos5166
@luisavasconcelos5166 10 месяцев назад
@@alouise3557 Yes, it was really bad but I still can't hate my mother. I feel sorry for her because she will never have the ability to love anyone, not even herself. We have a cordial relationship, with a safe distance. I like to share these experiences because they are learning experiences.
@wilhelmschwemann5265
@wilhelmschwemann5265 5 месяцев назад
so true
@andrewbeckman7687
@andrewbeckman7687 5 месяцев назад
In order to escape accountability for her crimes, the perpetrator does everything in her power to promote forgetting. If secrecy fails, the perpetrator attacks the credibility of her victim. If she cannot silence him absolutely, she tries to make sure no one listens.”
@rosie9351
@rosie9351 Год назад
Thanks for this video,it all makes sense now
@bigImranAbbasfanMD
@bigImranAbbasfanMD 2 месяца назад
8:38 he even mentioned Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde to me as a way to explain his hot n cold, moody behavior!! Wow. Thankfully I started noticing the other tactics you mentioned and we aren't together anymore
@mrsherwood2599
@mrsherwood2599 11 месяцев назад
I found the best way to identify word salad was if i was reminded of a politician being interviewed.
@xavierbreath2227
@xavierbreath2227 Год назад
I am telling you all. This video is spot on.
@peat_dont_repeat
@peat_dont_repeat Год назад
The non verbal communication is crazy making for me
@allieeverett9017
@allieeverett9017 Год назад
I am a caretaker for a covert narc. A stroke "victim". She expects me to read her mind. I keep explaining to her that if she wants my help she must treat me like a human being and ask for what she needs. We have our days, but I never let her off the hook. She is quite trying, even in her state 😑
@joshuaw2143
@joshuaw2143 Год назад
This was the first video that put me on a day or two journey to see how to detox from a covert female narcissist with bipolar and social anxieties on another channel. Thank you!
@markbradshaw7282
@markbradshaw7282 3 месяца назад
A lot of these arguing tactics really describe an old roommate of mine. I wouldn't say for certain if he was a "narcissist" or not, but he definitely had a lot of the traits of one. He would start tons of fights with all of our roommates all the time - really about anything and everything. They were MUCH worse whenever you were "calling him out" (even in a polite, respectful, neutral way) for some negative household behavior (being loud, being dirty, etc.) Every time, you could guarantee there would be no easy resolution. It was always a "whataboutism", blame shifting, a million tangents, etc. He would twist your words, say things that make no sense or contradict themselves (a lot of non-sequiturs). The second you try to argue back against something ridiculous he said, he would pretend you never said anything and jump to a completely different point. Before you knew it, an argument that was originally about whose turn it was to do the dishes was somehow morphed into a conversation about who had a better taste in music. It was just a series of tangents because he was trying to "get" you on SOMETHING, and it didn't matter how irrelevant it was to the original thing you guys were arguing about. You just wanted him to do the dishes and now you've been sucked into an hour long argument and defending your taste in music. It made you feel crazy. You'd eventually just give up and then he would feel like he won and you were just being ridiculous - still never doing the dishes. It was the epitome of the "argumentative whack-a-mole" and the circular arguments mentioned in the video. He's not trying to hear you or understand you or come to an understanding. He's JUST trying to win and make a fool of you to get you off of his back. Side note - my favorite is after he would divert the conversation in a million different ways and argue about anything he could possibly think of and not hear a word you said or doing what you asked, he would eventually pull the ultimate trump card and say "You're being unreasonable - I'm walking away from this" as if it's YOU who was being argumentative. That was the ultimate crazy-making behavior.
@allieeverett9017
@allieeverett9017 Год назад
I've called a couple of narcs out on their fauxpologies...they flip out on that, they hate it (in my experience) so make sure you're ready for a rollercoaster ride 💯 if you go there.
@anevisconte7516
@anevisconte7516 Год назад
That's the first time I hear "word salad," and I'm glad there's a term for this craziness I know so well. It's specially interesting when an apology is followed by this long unbearable speech explaining how in fact he's not to blame for what he's done, yet again.
@sallieturner8771
@sallieturner8771 2 месяца назад
Great point. Keep records so you can check yourself. Saves you your sanity.
@izawaniek2568
@izawaniek2568 Год назад
You have said it all Christina. Spot on! Thank you❤ God bless you❤
@luisavasconcelos5166
@luisavasconcelos5166 10 месяцев назад
I'm an INFJ personality type (I discovered it after I was 30). My mother is a narcissist. I knew she didn't like me. She took me to psychology appointments at the oncology institute where I was treated for my malignant cancer. What she wanted was to know more about me to use against me. I already used the tactic of silence to protect myself. I don't understand how psychologists couldn't see that she was fake and they tried to change my opinion by saying that she loved me. She always played the victim. In the appointments she pretended to be concerned but outside she changed completely. The psychologists made me believe in hope, I wanted to ask for help but not even they saw who she was.
@melissal4363
@melissal4363 8 месяцев назад
Infj here too. Oldest daughter called Mom out on her stuff after her divorce. Boom, Im on the outside. Its not us❤
@lirielhotshoot1247
@lirielhotshoot1247 8 месяцев назад
Mine told me I play stupid games because I am mirroring him now. I have to disengage. Im getting narc fleas and need a flea dip.
@VancouverIslandHippieChick
@VancouverIslandHippieChick Год назад
Jeckll $ Hyde, that was the name i used. The abuse even went to my grand child, the blame & shame, was awful. All i could see was his control & manipulation. My grand daughter is 7 and on the spectrum. We stopped paying for everything & the guilting & story telling became crazy. I have notes!
@ReformedRedpill
@ReformedRedpill 2 месяца назад
Taking a basic philosophy course is so helpful in catching logical falicies. Like that helped me cut through so much crap, especially the circular logic that was going on during the discard. I was able to recognize that the next stage coming was the hoover because of it.
@ReformedRedpill
@ReformedRedpill 2 месяца назад
On that note, if you see circular reasoning, because it's a logical fallacy, you can just call it out and toss out their argument. You're not going to get through to them because they are literally being unreasonable, and figuratively, trying to reason with them is like talking to a doll with a pull string.
@guntertorfs6486
@guntertorfs6486 Год назад
Looking back at it , these people and their tactics are plain ridiculous , but oh so frustrating ! Nowadays , when someone is being deliberately vague and confusing : sayonara ! Nice earrings , by the way , remind me a little of the beautiful mural decorations of the Alhambra !
@advenvtech
@advenvtech Год назад
I have had so many circular arguments with my wife. It's endless, and you can never win.
@julieibbotson6193
@julieibbotson6193 11 месяцев назад
Wow, the comment at 13:18 'They live in a delusional reality / self-generated fantasy'. This is spot on with my vulnerable narcissist, the emails we have had are bizarre and incredulous at times and we have had no idea how to respond (unfortunately we can't go 'no contact'. There seems to be a pattern to the emails, the first email can be quite polite and normal but it is almost always followed by a weird one or one with snipey comments or digs at us. Oh and no accountability whatsoever, always blaming others.
@user-sh3vv4fd2rMr.K
@user-sh3vv4fd2rMr.K Год назад
I told her in the beginning I wanted a 'long-term commitment'. And in the long-term, she tried to have me commited... Perhaps I should have been more clear on what exactly I meant by "long-term commitment".
@tiffanyandtheshihtsu
@tiffanyandtheshihtsu Месяц назад
Sinister!!!! Word salad!!!
@thomasjeffersonscott
@thomasjeffersonscott 7 месяцев назад
My favorite of all time was after I ended things and she tried to come back over email with “I didn’t lie to you intentionally.”
@francesbernard2445
@francesbernard2445 Месяц назад
Yes. We need to online too recognize the word salad titles sooner while ignoring them altogether instead of finding ourselves making a fool of ourselves as an amateur Pink Panther like sleuth. Some people end up hoping to help look out for our adult children living in another nation too. I cannot imagine how stressful that would be.
@theworldaccordingtorefeeja9575
@theworldaccordingtorefeeja9575 9 месяцев назад
This video is the most accurate depiction of my situation. You deserve my subscription 💯
@TheWanjina
@TheWanjina 2 месяца назад
My GF said openly on a number of occasions that she never makes mistakes in relationships, it's always the other person.
@sandrastrikovsky3986
@sandrastrikovsky3986 9 месяцев назад
OMG! Actually I use all the time the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde analogy to explain how my ex behaved and drived me nuts.
@michelenesvetlik123
@michelenesvetlik123 Год назад
I call it the crazy-go-round!
@ITSRAYANNNN
@ITSRAYANNNN 7 месяцев назад
My ex used to be so mean over texting . I’d get so worked up, and then when he’d finally answer, he was the sweetest sounding guy .. confused why I was still on that subject . I even let him know that when he did that , it messed with me .
@iamaworthlesscripple
@iamaworthlesscripple 4 месяца назад
i have been describing asking my mom for help like grabbing onto a double edged sword. sure you MIGHT get the help, but you're never sure exactly what the slice back will be, but it will cut.
@MyBeachHouse
@MyBeachHouse 12 дней назад
You need to change your screen name! That is NOT who you are. Find a strong, healthy 💪 name because THAT IS who you are! ❤
@robofpv6241
@robofpv6241 10 месяцев назад
I remember having a circular argument for almost 3 months. It actually became a running joke among my friends. But it was still incredibly vexing at the same time.
@Ballpython77
@Ballpython77 7 месяцев назад
word salad never worked on me.....i always bring it back to the main point.
@VancouverIslandHippieChick
@VancouverIslandHippieChick Год назад
Its been heart breaking we have a narcissistic child. The word 🥗 omg now i know!!!
@rob8650
@rob8650 Месяц назад
With my ex, every conversation felt like a psychological minefield. I had to be so careful with what I said as she could twist almost anything I said to come up with another accusation against me.
@Sheisme120
@Sheisme120 4 месяца назад
10:21 When they keep apologizing for the same thing and reoffending over and over again! I used to think narcissists never apologize, so when a narcissistic person in my life kept bullying me and then apologizing, I at first thought she had mental issues and couldn’t help it. But as soon as I found out she was also lying about me behind my back, I distanced myself. Then she stopped lashing out and claimed she didn’t remember anything she did wrong and asked me to please tell her what she did.🤦🏻‍♀️ She then apologized profusely & said she “really cared about me.” But it is far too late for that, I’m done.
@Sheisme120
@Sheisme120 4 месяца назад
5:25 I feel for this person saying making friends is the scariest thing in the world. I’ve had a couple close friends (each at different points in my life) who turned out to be narcissists & temporarily ruined my life by making it a living hell. People underestimate the damage that can be done from having backstabbing friends until they experience it.
@adele1221
@adele1221 5 месяцев назад
1) 00:00 2) 3:42 3) 6:01 4) 7:13 5) 9:49
@boosalem5810
@boosalem5810 11 месяцев назад
I honestly can’t tell who was the narcissist. My ex had most of these traits but they never raged out EVER. I was honestly the one that would rage out sometimes (which I am not proud of) when I felt like I was being gaslit about something that I wouldn’t expect to be an argument w most people or when they would say they don’t remember an issue we just addressed the previous day and for the millionth time. They never seemed to get angry tho. Just withdraw both affectionately and socially and say everything is fine and apologize yet keep the same behaviors.
@Alexis-dy1ny
@Alexis-dy1ny 11 месяцев назад
The chicken and egg problem of every narcissistic relationship, sounds like you got angry as a response to things that you felt shouldn't have been happening. Anger is a powerful motivatior and if it got you out of that situation it's a good things you got angry. Sure you might not be proud of the anger, you're hopefully safer now and can work to reduce those feeling if they come up as a response to remembering those situations. The narcissist that I had the misfortune of dating was the exact same way, allergic to accountability, selective memory and absurdly calm like 95% of the time, had me convinced I might be borderline.
@boosalem5810
@boosalem5810 11 месяцев назад
@@Alexis-dy1ny I appreciate you taking time to give me your perspective. It’s great food for thought. I think even if I may not be a narcissist I definitely do struggle w codependency which is probably what put me in that situation. I agree that it’s a good thing I was able to get out of it. I think I’m in a better place to start working on that without being constantly triggered.
@kudra29
@kudra29 9 месяцев назад
They’re calm and indeed happy inside because they got u all riled up and that is very entertaining to them. Mission accomplished!
@dihydrotestosterone
@dihydrotestosterone Год назад
I like your channel, you exude empathy! 🎉
@beanallene
@beanallene День назад
My husband said "I'm sorry I picked wrong" while telling me that he's filing for divorce. He expects to take my children from me and leave me penniless. He's already called CPS and they've already said that my kids are doing just fine with me, and he is cracked.
@NewEnglandLyle
@NewEnglandLyle Год назад
Love your content. Question for a couple of your points. I had found myself giving some of these half apologies because I just didn't believe there was a problem. So this was said to stop the argument. And maybe feel that I had acted in ways in the past of treating them as a second option. Knowing what I know now, is that treatment was from just being emotionally immature. My point is, I think the term Narcissist is potentially used way too often. I think when people are emotionally immature and even not good matches in a relationship, can start a snowball effect of resentment and anger, where people find themselves unknowingly use narcissistic "tactics". Is this a possibility for some? On a positive note, self reflection and self improvement are soooo powerful. Have a great day everyone!
@reneeboehm558
@reneeboehm558 Год назад
Dealing with these people is like putting a square peg in a round hole doesn’t work can’t be done
@xavierbreath2227
@xavierbreath2227 Год назад
Please put a THANKS BUTTON option in your youtube profile so we can donate easily to you. You deserve it.
@janellewolfe5260
@janellewolfe5260 10 месяцев назад
My partner would go into a rage anytime I made any requests of him or tried to share feelings with him so I eventually shut done and stopped all together. It was the only way I could avoid the rage and it never helped to open my mouth anyways. Then he start asking me if something was wrong in any moment he knew he’d f*cked up big in some way. When I’d fall for it and say “we’ll yes actually. I was hurt when__ because___ and I realized he was trying to get my to open up not so he could hear me becuase he cared but becuase he would then twist it around to say that I was the problem becuase I was being passive aggressive in not speaking up on my own and turn the whole matter into an attack on me. I tried to be honest and told him he didn’t allow me the safe space to open up and share my feelings or boundaries but he didn’t care he just wanted to turn the fight on me not speaking up but never even acknowledging the boundaries of mine he knew he was violating. The fights are exhausting like only someone whose had a rage full confrontational narcissist verbally attack and project on you… I couldn’t take it so I just started ignoring all his efforts to contact me. (He’s living in the city and not with me rn)
@alouise3557
@alouise3557 10 месяцев назад
This is what mine just did yesterday. On his best behavior for a couple weeks, newly sober (horrible alcoholic.) He treated me so wonderfully but in this time, he still used little methods to do things that upset me and he knew it. One was making me feel very devalued during intimacy. He wanted no emotional connection- just due it to get it overwith. Of course I had acted so happy but yet he knew he was doing exactly the same thing that had upset me before. I didn't want to upset him so I never said anything. It started building up... all the things he'd done, like never adding me back on Facebook after the last time he broke me down, or never saying I love you back on texts or being vague when talking about us. Things like that really bothered me. Once I finally started waiting a while to respond, he'd say "what's wrong?" I finally started explaining and he immediately said "I knew it wouldn't be long before the crazy came out, it didn't even involve alcohol this time." He instantly devalued me, didn't have any rebuttals, just said he would talk to me another time. I immediately connected it to his 2 years of stonewalling, went into full blown self protection mode and pulled the plug. I told him to have my stuff ready and went to pick it up by his mailbox. I left, went to a hilltop and cried so hard I almost got sick 3x but nothing would come up, I just kept bending over to be sick and crying. In the midst of my hysteria, I kept saying "What have I done???!!" I sat in my car for 9 hours devastated. I've felt this devastation before and I'd always call him to get him back. HE'D NEVER call me first. It was humiliating to always be the one to go to him. Here I sit in another field, trying so hard not to message him, though I know I'm blocked.
@Styner09
@Styner09 2 месяца назад
My narc ex put a restraining order on me after I went no contact. I did so at the end of January, and they filed on Valentine's Day after. Then they stalked me online to create a violation. Narcs are sinister at their core.
@andrewbeckman7687
@andrewbeckman7687 5 месяцев назад
Imagine a scenario where someone who tells the truth is disparaged or unfairly portrayed as untrustworthy. This can happen when certain individuals or groups intentionally spread misinformation, manipulate facts, or twist the truth to discredit the honest person. This might be done for various reasons, such as to protect personal interests, undermine someone's credibility, or divert attention from uncomfortable truths. It's also the calling card of a narcissist. It's like a plot twist where the hero becomes the villain in the eyes of others, even though they're simply being truthful. In such situations, critical thinking and careful examination of the facts become crucial to discern the real truth from the manipulated narrative.
@toddhardy50
@toddhardy50 14 дней назад
That's exactly right! Wow
@cassandraandrews6656
@cassandraandrews6656 Год назад
So when they throw those accusations at you just say (out of the hearing of any witnesses, of course) "yeah, isn't it great because it sure is working for me" and give them a big grin 😁
@andrewbeckman7687
@andrewbeckman7687 5 месяцев назад
It can be difficult to explain narcissistic abuse to people who have never experienced it. They are usually puzzled about how you could let this happen and not see it coming and why you stayed in the relationship after the abuse started. Some people may think that you are exaggerating. It is especially hard to explain when your narcissistic mate can project an image to other people of being smart, calm, and caring. In the end, you may have to settle for accepting that some people will simply not be able to imagine how you suffered or how badly you were treated.
@ASHLEYSHELLMAN-r4k
@ASHLEYSHELLMAN-r4k 3 месяца назад
I feel like the more I live with my covert narcissistic mom, the more I become narcissistic myself. It's driving me insane with her gaslighting, circular arguments, and her avoiding accountability. She will strawman me and gaslight me and act like I'm crazy. I feel like she never listens to me. She never admits her flaws and mistakes and will try to argue her way out of it or act like I'm the asshole for calling her out. Then I end of feeling like an asshole because I'm arguing with a crazy person who would rather defend their own ego than be wrong and her daughter be right. It's insane. I wish my dad was here, I don't know how he put up with her crap for so long. She blamed everything on him and sucked his life dry and now he's gone she's moving on like his life meant nothing. She even talks crap about him now that he's gone all because he was bad with finances. She's so superficial, I don't think she really knows what love actually is. She thinks love is when people provide her with all her demands. So now I'm living with her because she threatened suicide after my dad died because it threatened her security. Not because she loved my dad. She actually told me she was mad at him for leaving her when his heart gave out. Like he had a damn choice to stay and take care of her. She literally believes this, her words from her mouth. Mad he's not going to be there for her to be her emotional punching bag to blame. I guess it's me now. I wish I could just run off with my dad sometimes. I miss him so much. I just think about all the times she tried to play me against him. I don't think I'll ever forgive her for that.
@MyBeachHouse
@MyBeachHouse 12 дней назад
Leave and don't look back. It's only going to get worse. You can do it. It's most likely you are trauma bonded and codependent on "mommy dearest." You will look back and hate yourself for staying , been there -done that. Finally, broke it all off and I have never been more calm- even alone (my dad passed in 2012) miss him so much. My mother, brother and sister have conspired in stealing inheritances, slander, pathological lying, alcoholism, you name it. I will NEVER go back. I know that I had a very low level /vibration and everyone I was around, matched my energy. I also married a horrible narcissistic/psychopathic man, and his family and friends were the most demonic, satanic cult of narcissists. Run, love! Get out before you end up being driven crazy as well as slandered into the ground!Call a domestic violence hotline if you don't have a support system! Just wait until you are happy , doing things you love to do, moving up higher and she cant go with you! God bless you!
@weareadventuresam
@weareadventuresam 4 месяца назад
I hope someday people realize that this all comes from childhood trauma. So parents who are calling out their kids….
@arenee118
@arenee118 7 месяцев назад
A coworker would do stonewalling or circular argument. If I asked a question, she would return with a question which needed to be answered. Once i answered it, she would return with another question. And this would go on and on. It would end up that the original question would never get answered.
@ITSRAYANNNN
@ITSRAYANNNN 7 месяцев назад
My ex accused me of cheating alll the time ! He accused me of sneaking guys into my parents garage, of staying up all night , of being on drugs, and then after it ended , he admitted he’s all those things . He also cheated on me with me on the phone , he was being weird so I recorded a call one day, and I freaking heard it . I’m so disgusted . He also sent me photos of the tv , and when I zoomed in, I saw him with another female
@marilynng4337
@marilynng4337 9 месяцев назад
Another fake apology is when they say I’m sorry about that my son’s wife does that quite a bit
@michele7215
@michele7215 8 месяцев назад
My ex would say I was "always debating"... no matter what it was ... he couldn't even tell me what (he thought) I was TRYING to debate.. 🤨🤔🤷‍♀️🤦‍♀️
@TravelWithSeyar
@TravelWithSeyar Год назад
I just got of relationship with a covert and everything in this video is about my ex girlfriend, god know how I feel. I have many times experiences the wold salad and always made me confused, hacked my brain, lost the subject and made me at he angry cuz at the end I always got silent treatment.. I felt lost after always and just faced up. It’s hard to describe the feeling it’s inane. Have a question also for all the lovely people in the comments section, is there any group support you can join and share your experience or similar? So much love for you Christina🙏🏻/ from Sweden
@nateryan7041
@nateryan7041 8 месяцев назад
Can I prevent myself from being like this ?? I've been listening to this and I'm very guilty of this behaviour in my previous relationship and I'm devastated to find this out and I'm trying to fix this and stop it dead in its tracks !!
@frankiegoestothecircus
@frankiegoestothecircus 2 месяца назад
"Mask of modesty" 🤕🤕🤕🤕🤕🤕🤕🤕 that hit home
@raginald7mars408
@raginald7mars408 Год назад
it is like sadistically punch a hole into the tire and laugh when you fall Demonic Satanic the worst
@Lina-cy2yc
@Lina-cy2yc 2 месяца назад
Guys, narcissists teach us how to be logical, and rely mostly on our own common sense. I feel like recently we became a bit too depending on others opinion, asking even subconsciously to other ppl approval. Narcisists smell like a shark smells a drop of blood in the ocean, and they hurt all our weak spots! I finally learned to use my own common sense, stick to the logic no matter what they or other say, and value myself. They are the best and the harshest and most cruel teachers, and therefore the most effective. Ironically all my psycho-hating me-narcissists finally have taught mehow to stop being a victim, be hungry for empty compliments (love-bombing) and independent. They are the best source to practise being healthy selfish, asking other for favours, and being in our own energy no matter what. Why? Because no matter what we do they will always hate us:)
@Private_Pookie
@Private_Pookie 11 месяцев назад
Sooo i find it funny that when i try to have a calm healthy adult discussion about things it never really playes out like that and she does not want to engage but she's all game when its time to have a shouting match lol just noticed this today....
@reneeboehm558
@reneeboehm558 Год назад
I used to tell this person. The biggest lies are the ones we tell ourselves not sure if this person where I was going with that and I said it a few times
@Arrtists
@Arrtists 11 месяцев назад
Thank you
@matthewwozniak9138
@matthewwozniak9138 9 месяцев назад
Dr.Jeckel Mr. Hyde could be interpreted as alcoholism. So after the alcoholic gets sober and doesn't work on him or herself they often revert to Hyde behavior even without the alcohol is a catalyst.
@Kevinzone-m2g
@Kevinzone-m2g 11 месяцев назад
These idiots are poor conflict resolvers, been waiting seven years to solve mine. Eternally butt hurt and needing to get their way. Worthless to talk with them they cant solve problems properly they just make things grow. Dealing with gangstalking shit which is all the rage now, im sure you all have dealt with this too. They never get to the point, everything has to be done in the most unhealthy grandiose fashion.
@BrianJonah88
@BrianJonah88 2 месяца назад
Out of nowhere, zero preface, hadn't brought it up ONCE in 10 years - "You killed my cats" "You ran away from me to do drugs" "I gave you rent THREE TIMES, you're stealing from me" OMG this woman easily took $8k from my 7-day a week work over six months, when we should have come out debt free, a house down payment, everything fixed and comfy. Instead she made me lose my job, went and signed up for full time daycare and started a full time job which pays $8/hr after day care.....i was making $50/hr. I'm at the food bank now, unable to work because of her job which earns NOTHING, being smeared all over town as a lazy loser who won't support my family. Run for your life!!
@matthewwozniak9138
@matthewwozniak9138 15 дней назад
When 🤡they 🗣talk 🙃nonsence, tell them not to 🤔forget about the 👽Aliens and ⌚Time 🚀Traveling 🛰Spaceships.😜
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