The Virtues of Keeping Your Mouth Shut
One of the most effective tools you can deploy against the narcissist is understanding the virtues of keeping your mouth shut.
This Logic Bulletin arms you with information for just US $ 19.99, for a comprehensive explanation as to why adopting these virtues is very much advantageous for you.
The Logic Bulletin covers
- Why empathic victims fail ordinarily to remain quiet
- What causes empathic victims to open their mouths
- A series of methods by which silence should be adopted
- The impact of keeping your mouth shut on the narcissist
- The impact of adopting the virtues on your No Contact regime
- The positive impacts for you by adopting the virtues
- The negative impacts which arise if you fail to utilise the virtues
- The relationship between the virtues and the narcissist smearing you
- The relationship between the virtues and your successful harnessing of help against the narcissist
- What the virtues are, how to recognise them and where you should deploy them
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I kept my mouth shut for years.Very bad partner and lousy parent.
I purchased a copy of this back in September using one of your offered discounts. Does strongly strike me (as in your book Smeared) that the advice info you share in it is at least mostly spot on (if not 100%) – so thanks for the share.
Still, will also say that sticking to the whole “keeping your mouth shut” can be far easier said than done. Between 2017 to early 2020 I was in some contact with a man (on a once a week basis) who I had good reasons to suspect was either a covert narc or at least a pretty nasty emotionally immature person with passive aggressive/abusive tendencies (who at times would come off to me as seriously creepy/disturbing).
Logically, I always knew that the ideal thing was to stay calm/collected and avoid saying/doing anything to make myself look bad and/or stupid within the context we met. However, there’d still be times I’d be unexpectedly triggered into feeling such intense worry/fear or (at other times) strong different negative emotions that I just couldn’t 100% avoid it (and I gave myself plenty of logical talks throughout my problem experiences with this person).
Of course it would be imperative as empaths to keep our mouths shut. At times easier said than done, speaking from experience. This might be another useful tool to consult.
HG, if the UMR Elite who choked me says:
“How have you been doing?”
And then I told him I have employees and he said:
“And so what do you do with all the free time?”
Why is he asking? Is he being controlling?
Your comment that you have employees threatens his sense of superiority (you are doing well, therefore that means he is not) and therefore this affects his sense of control. His narcissism then needs to assert control over you, so he makes the remark that you evidently do not work hard so you must have a lot of free time and therefore asks what do you do with that. Backhanded Provocation.