The Addiction Double Package
Usually US $ 60, available for just US $ 44.99
As part of the implementation and maintenance of your no contact regime, it is necessary for you to understand a very important person – you.
You need to understand that you have an addiction, an addiction to the narcissist.
Why do you have this addiction? What is its foundation? Why is it so powerful? Why does it prevail even when you gain extensive knowledge about escaping the narcissist? Why do you know the narcissist is bad for you yet keep engaging with the narcissist in some form? Why is it so hard to overcome? Why does it have such a grip on you?
This Assistance Package answers all of these questions and more and is a FUNDAMENTAL necessity of achieving freedom from the narcissist.
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. Obtain it here
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Hello HG:
Question : Is love an addiction?
2. Do you define all love as an addiction?
I say this to you as I realize every man or maybe person I have loved….. I still do in some form or fashion. Most of my exes are my friends. As I have said before friendship doesn’t mean we talk regularly. Some, my ex empath, we talk once a year. Others it could be 10 years. My son’s dad, I see fairly regularly and I am friends with him, his girlfriend who bubbles with empathy- I adore her – and his family. I think I let go or lost one close friend in a lifetime. Only one. My ex pure psychopath, I have love for him. We aren’t friends but I look at the co-parenting and respect to each other for a long period of time as a positive outcome. He is a good dad. Now my ex narcissist. I still love and care for him. I won’t be with him. I don’t communicate but I would have ended as friends. He would not.
To me, the addiction is when you accept abuse. Especially over a period of time. It’s like drugs. Maybe one try at heroin isn’t an addiction but if you keep taking it and it destroys you and others. Yes it is an addiction. With addicts it often starts with loss of control and how the drug has hurt your life. Many addicts HATE the drug and its destruction but can’t stop.
What I find conflicting is it’s the love that often keeps you into the narc relationship. To try to fix things, make the relationship LOVING…. that’s a hindrance among other things. That’s the problem with those with masks. You fall in love with a falsehood. You learn later and it’s hard to switch off the love light quick.
But love to me is a healthy addiction, if an addiction. To me, it is the reason God created us, it’s our fundamental purpose and it is the Truth and the Light and it heals, saves, makes the world a better place.
I have often wished I could turn the love light off like a switch. I left the empath who I was madly in love with and was with 5-7 years because he didn’t want children. I loved him then and I love him now. It was tormenting pain to leave but I wanted children. It was not a quick switch to turn off.
My narc ex I left as I could not put up with his behavior. I loved him then. I love him now. It was his behavior that led hated.
Both I left. Both I love. One I talk to, the other I don’t.
And I hope to love again. Right now, no romance. I am selective.
But love is an interesting emotion and if you can’t experience it, I could see it looking like an addiction. People do crazy things for love. I would easily throw myself in front of a bullet in aimed at my children. I would die to save them. It is not an addiction in my book. It is the most selfless beautiful God mandated emotion on Earth.
So I am curious, since you don’t experience love, how do you separate love from addiction?
Excellent package. Highly recommend.
Thank you NA.