Fury
Fury is present in all narcissists.
Why does he lash out at you, abuse, assault and insult?
Why do you get ignored and cold-shouldered?
Why does he walk off and disappear?
Here is the answer.
By understanding fury, what causes it and what purpose it serves you will unlock a fundamental element of the narcissistic dynamic.
What is fury? Why is it something beyond anger in a certain group of individuals? Where does this it come from and what is it used for? What ignites it and what is your part in this ignition? What does this ignited fury do and why? Why does it never recede? Ascertain whether people in your life suffer from it and what does it mean. Why does the narcissist cultivate it and how is it used against his or her victims? What can you do about it and its effects? These questions and more are answered in a revealing expose of the fury of the narcissist.
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What a deeply personal book this is for me. I cried while reading it.
I’ll be a little candid here, so that people who come to this site for the first time and read the comments understand that they haven’t arrived here by accident.
This book became a revelation for me — in understanding the people around me, my family, and myself.
It was a difficult read. But it helped to unlock certain lost memories, something that psychotherapy alone couldn’t achieve (I will definitely discuss this with my therapist).
And yet, I also feel the need to discuss it with H.G. — and I think one consultation won’t be enough.
With each book, you get to know H.G. Tudor more closely — and you can’t help but feel immense respect for him, and, of course, admiration.
Your work is priceless. Thank you for it.