@CollinRugg@organicdot women have been target of male aggression when denying advances for far too long. Men get off with assault, R, and she is destroyed if she files complaints. Society at large is responsible for him feeling this is ok!
@DerrickEvans4WV What the....no background, but first thought is what an 87 yr was doing for a 22yr old to shoot and kill? I mean even if old man was violently going off or something and self protection was needed....run...he likely couldnt catch up. Really!
@RightPulseNewss@worldnews1551 Not until all those exploiting and trafficking women, young ones, etc. Their lives were savagely taken also literally or figuratively. Apply it fairly
I realized people only like you when you're easy to benefit from. When you say yes, stay quiet, and let things slide, they love you. But once you start saying no, setting boundaries, and standing on what's right for you, everything changes. Suddenly you
got an attitude. Suddenly you're the problem. Truth is, they never respected you, they just liked your silence. I'm not being difficult, I'm being real. If me protecting my peace offends you, that's your issue, not mine.
One of the cruelest and most insidious layers of narcissistic abuse is the weaponization of your trauma response as proof of your “instability,” rather than as evidence of what was done to you.
When you experience severe trauma from prolonged psychological or narcissistic abuse—when it leads to CPTSD, a mental collapse, a nervous breakdown, or even hospitalization—your abusers will use that.
They will try to freeze you in that state, forever.
They will point to your trauma response and say, “See? That’s who they are.”
Not what happened to you—but you. As if the very injuries they inflicted prove you were broken all along.
They won’t offer compassion or understanding. They won’t take responsibility.
Instead, they’ll exploit it as a reason to discredit anything you say from now on.
To them, your pain is useful. Your collapse is ammunition to use against you.
And that’s what makes recovery so hard. Because not only do we have to heal from the abuse—we have to push back against the story they’re still trying to write about us.
They want to make your trauma your identity, so they can walk away clean.
But you are not their story.
You are not your trauma.
Your trauma defines what they did to you, and that’s what they’re terrified of people figuring out.
Malignant narcissist parents intentionally target one (or sometimes more) of their own children, not because the child is flawed, but precisely because the child is healthy, empathetic, intelligent, or independent — qualities that threaten the narcissist's need for control, adoration, and superiority. These parents systematically erode their child's sense of self through gaslighting, triangulation, guilt-tripping, and emotional invalidation. There is typically screaming and yelling and berating on a regular basis aimed at the child often leading to intense anxiety and hypervigilance and stress, and eventually CPTSD. The goal is not just control — it's annihilation of the self so the child becomes a fragmented reflection of the narcissist’s will.
And outsiders almost never see it. Malignant narcissist parents are masters of image management. To the outside world, they're charming, generous, perhaps even praised as ideal parents. They curate this mask carefully while ensuring their victimized child is isolated, discredited, or labeled as "the problem" if they speak out.
It’s psychological murder in plain view.
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MISSING PERSON USA - Elijah Douglas, 29
LAST SEEN: Tuesday 7 October 2025, 5300 block of S. Indiana Ave, Chicago, Illinois
APPEARANCE: Black male, 5' 7", 120 lbs, Medium Brown complexion, Black hair & Brown eyes
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What most people don’t understand is that for a malignant narcissist, the ultimate trophy is driving their victim to suicide.
Yes. You read that right.
They don’t just want control. They want total domination.
They want to erase you.
Your voice.
Your truth.
Your existence.
When a victim breaks down, isolates, loses hope, and takes their own life—it’s not seen as a tragedy by the narcissist.
It’s seen as a victory.
To them, it's proof that they won.
They’ll even turn your death into a performance.
Crocodile tears. Sympathy posts. Fake grief. A practiced speech.
But inside, they feel powerful. Accomplished. Safe from exposure.
So if you're reading this and you're struggling—please, don’t give them that.