The Addiction : The Link to Emotional Thinking
The addiction to the narcissist creates the Enemy Within – Emotional Thinking.
This Assistance Package addresses questions including –
What is the relationship between the addiction and emotional thinking?
How does emotional thinking affect me?
How is the addiction fed?
What do I do that increases my emotional thinking?
What are the three things which arise from the existence of emotional thinking? What do they look like?
What is the impact of the three things which arise from emotional thinking?
What will emotional thinking do to me
Is emotional thinking permanent?
In order to escape the narcissist you need to understand everything about the narcissist to defeat the Enemy Without but you must also understand yourself and the addiction to the narcissist, which includes the Enemy Within.
This Assistance Package is provided through a detailed audio file, packed with information and examples
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Traumatised & abused child + aspergers = psychological, emotional life-long damage & ‘conditioning’. How can that be “reversed”? It can’t. It can be learnt about and understood.
Is it lack of understanding on my part? Is it lack of knowledge on my part?
(extract from) Wikipedia – “Asperger syndrome (AS), also known as Asperger’s, is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by significant difficulties in social interaction and nonverbal communication.”
As well as difficulties with understanding emotions, an aspie may have tendency to quickly become angry and have difficulty in calming themselves.
The above does NOT include or take into consideration any emotional & mental & physical abuse.
Logically, I ask –
Does this mean my ‘anger’ is not actually a narcissistic trait? Or is it?
By having a narcissist parent, how can an individual with aspergers “learn” the correct and positive ’emotions’ as well as understand what the negatives ones are?
How can the ’emotional thinking’ of an aspie be changed within 4 months of learning about the behaviours & actions of narcissism before realising & recognising in having a narcissist parent?
The ‘logical’ me says that the above needs to be taken into consideration when it comes to looking at my “enemy within”…..
My ‘logical thinking’ is ok, because I understand myself & the past. I know aspergers, because I have lived with it all my life. I have also lived with narcissism in my life.