Black Flag
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Why does he do that? Why does she behave in that manner? How many times have you considered, discussed and debated the behaviour of a partner, friend, family member of colleague when their behaviour has left you puzzled? Why do they always react in a certain way? Why do they behave in that odd manner? Most of the time it is an abusive action which is being delivered by a narcissist but the victim has no idea why this is happening or who they have tangled with. People may have heard of projection, triangulation or gaslighting but would you recognise it when one of those manipulations is being played out against you? Chances are the answer is no. Here are fifty real life manifestations of abuse which show up as a black flag in a relationship with a narcissistic abuser. Not only does this direct compendium detail what those forms of abuse show as, what they really are and what the effect can be, you will also learn from the master practitioner why this happens. Remarkable insight and enlightenment.
Recognise the abuse and understand why it happens to you.
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Mr. HG Tudor, I will participate in sending you the information that you need to make a better understanding of my question about my narcissism or lack of on a later date. I’m currently reading your book called Sitting Target. It’s a fabulous read, as well as your paid audio topics that interest me. I’m so blessed to have you as part of my favorite reading, and of course your audio topics are delicious. Your voice is out of this world. Thankyou for weaponizing empaths to understanding narcissism.
You are welcome and I look forward to assisting you in due course.
Have you ever talked to another greater about what you both are?
Like asking if he/she enjoys torturing their significant other or other pertinent questions.
I wonder if the others have different words they have made up to describe fuel.
He’s coming back tomorrow!
HG you are awesome. I can’t wait to get this book.
Indeed I am and thank you.
ha ha…
It would be interesting to meet you if you lived in the US. Have you thought about having a meet and greet while you sign your books in front of people that want to meet you? Count me in.
Indeed it would and thank you, but at present that is not possible.
Mr. HG Tudor, growing up I use to pretend to care about people. Now that I’m almost 50 I can care less. I think mainly of myself and my bottom line. I don’t care about others feelings, and I’d prefer not to be bothered by others if they have a problem. I have no empathy towards others. Does this make me a Narcissist? Perhaps midrange? I don’t feel I need to ask a Psychiatrist since I study from you. I watched a lot of your YouTube videos and other Psychologists and come to the conclusion that I’m one of you. Not as smart as you but I feel I have the traits of a Narcissist. Your answer is much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
I doubt you are a narcissist based on what you have written. I recommend you use these tools to obtain a more details response as I need more information from you in order to explain what you are and why you are behaving the way that you are
https://narcsite.com/empath-detector/
https://narcsite.com/private-audio-consultation/
You were right all along. After 48years of living, I’m working with a Psychiatrist. Yes, I have experienced a lot of trauma, with the consequence of anxiety and depression that clings to me. I’m also taking medications daily that I started in my 20’s.
Ladies & Gentlemen, I am married woman. Bird in a golden cage. Kept woman. After 18 monogamous years of marriage, I ventured out to a social function alone. I did this often, with approval of my husband of course, as I once again was bored with my life. My husband is rarely home, away with business.
I met my ex narc at this function. He’s 20 years younger than me, swept me away (a Greater), knew I was married. He wanted me to divorce . . . blah, blah, blah . . . and no doubt in my mind, I was his IP. He was my paramour.
After 4 months, I wanted to discard him. He was losing control, lost control and sexually assaulted me twice in a 3 hour period. Actually, I was lucky he left no marks–just terror and a dose of PTSD. Loss of trust. I feel like a fool. (I’m reading Exorcism by Tudor right now) . . . and yet I long for him.
Help. Anyone else been a link in a chain of fools? Ended up unknowingly with a Greater? How long have you been free? I will never be free of my husband . . . he has strong narcissistic traits but not a narc.