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    Is It Time to Cut a Narcissist Out? Here’s What You Need to Do

    6 hours ago

    This article was written with the help of AI.

    If you’re feeling drained or manipulated by someone in your life, it might be time to consider whether that person is a narcissist. Narcissists can be charming and persuasive, but they often leave a trail of emotional destruction in their wake. Recognizing this behavior is the first step toward reclaiming your life and peace of mind.

    To effectively cut a narcissist out of your life, start by establishing firm boundaries. Make it clear what behavior you will not tolerate. Next, limit your interactions. This can be challenging, especially if the narcissist is a family member or colleague, but minimizing contact can help you regain control. Seek support from friends or a therapist who can help you process your feelings and reinforce your decision.

    It’s also important to prepare for pushback. Narcissists thrive on manipulation, and they may try to guilt or intimidate you into re-engaging. Stay firm in your resolve and remind yourself that your well-being matters more than their approval.

    Finally, take time for self-care. Engage in activities that nurture your spirit and help you heal from the emotional toll. Surround yourself with positive influences, and remember that you deserve relationships that uplift and support you.

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    Forest Butterfly
    3h ago
    making clear boundaries is difficult in covert behavior especially bc of layers of manipulation to cloud the act of doing it. it's on purpose so you don't call them out. best to wright a dated Logue. identify invalidating, back biting, manipulation, sabotage and results from causing others to see you differently. once they are called out expect them to invalidate and gaslight if you use these words while setting boundaries you may get farther in the conversation. but if they start attacking your personal identity it's a defined way to get away and say this is exactly what your talking about. do damage control in advance. think ahead what they will do or say and prepare your response in advance. "chance favors a prepared mind" so use it bc you can bet they do. they will be out to get you bc they perceive You made them look bad. cut your losses and start over carefully this time with eyes open.
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