How the Avoidant & Being With an Avoidant Differs from the Narcissist

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The Narcissist and the Avoidant are not the same. This is some of the ways in which they differ.
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@ritapeters1330 2 месяца назад

I subcribed , very good video Etain ❤ first I thought he was a covert, he is F/A obviously, I want to stay with him, I feel a soul connection and he wants the relationship , his efforts are small steps towards meeting my needs, I am from Germany, he is in Slovenia where I am right now. I trust him a 100%.

@ritapeters1330 2 месяца назад

My F/A discusses things now and when he runs away I say, well, just run away, better you'd give me a kiss, he comes back and does it, kiss and big hug, that shows me his love nd makes ne happy. ❤

@michellepetrie876 4 месяца назад

Don't judge anybody with Narcissist personality disorder or any other personality disorder. It's not that simple. I have Emotionally Unstable personality disorder but others with the same disorder are different than me. We're all struggling individuals and personality disorders aren't always clear cut. Due to stigma I'm terrified I may have Narcissistic elements or anti social or avoidant elements. All people with personality disorder can feel alone and ashamed of their symptoms and we need kindness and support and empathy to help us achieve our best outcomes. Please don't call out one personality disorder over another. The best therapists ive met have put themselves in my shoes and we've worked solutions out together ❤️

@theheartbreakhypnotherapist 4 месяца назад

This video doesn’t judge, it’s merely pointing out the different experiences and traits that accompany a narcissistic personality disorder and an avoidant attachment style. These two are often confused and it’s also important for those who have been on the receiving end of relationships like these to be able to identify what they have experienced. I think it’s fair to say that we all need kindness and support regardless of any diagnosis 🙂

@ritapeters1330 2 месяца назад

@@theheartbreakhypnotherapistI agree with you, your video is very helpful to me and does not judge, but does explain to understand their behaviour, I first saw him as a narcisisst, covert but he is not cause I feel his love and can see his efforts showing me respect and consistency