Knowing the Narcissist : Understanding Changes to the Narcissist´s Fuel Matrix
You may understand what the various layers of the fuel matrix are, who sits in them and how they differ according to the different sub-school of narcissist (Pipelines) but do you understand what happens when the fuel matrix changes?
This Logic Bulletin addresses the following:-
How does the Fuel Matrix alter and what are the far-reaching and consequential impacts thereafter?
What is the role of the IPPS in the Fuel Matrix?
What happens if the narcissist starts cheating?
What has to happen to cause disengagement of the IPPS?
What happens to the Shelf IPPS/DLS in the fuel matrix?
What occurs within the Fuel Matrix to prompt shelving?
What happens when the IPPS escapes?
What occurs when the IPPS is subjected to the Initial Grand Hoover and why?
What happens if the Initial’s Grand Hoover Fails?
What happens with regards to Non Intimate Secondary and Tertiary Sources in the Fuel Matrix?
Why does Non Intimate Partner Primary Sources get chosen?
What causes a Panic Pick and what risks flow from that that?
How much at risk is the Former IPPS with regard to changes to the fuel matrix?
Why the narcissist hoovers certain appliances and not others and what governs those instinctive decisions.
When is the narcissist most at risk of a Fuel Crisis and what is the response?
How changes in the Fuel Matrix can impact on your No Contact Regime.
How your No Contact Regime impacts on the Narcissist´s Fuel Matrix.
This massively detailed Logic Bulletin addresses all of the above and more besides using HG Tudor´s unrivalled knowledge.
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I have to share this. I’ve finished reading it all. Honestly, H.G., I’m absolutely fascinated by how precise, detailed, and exquisitely nuanced your descriptions of the narcissist schools and cadres are.
At first, I thought my ex was an “ULN Type B.” That would have made perfect sense. And honestly, I wanted him to be that type of narcissist — because then I could justify everything in my mind: “He didn’t know what he was doing.”
But I’ve written here many times that he was self-aware. Something a “Type B ULN” is incapable of.
And then I reached the description of the “LGN”… and I was shocked.
That’s him, damn it! His exact description — cunning, calculating, not too concerned with maintaining a façade, surrounded by his little harem of women.
The way he tormented me, the way he tormented H.G.… it was all so deliberate. I mean, imagine — you have to be a genius to deprive a woman of sex for five years and still have her completely obsessed with you!)))
The things he could do to other people… I’ve never seen anything like it in my life (God, please, let me never see it again).
He ruined my entire perception of narcissists. After our consultation, I realized that I’m probably experiencing very strong somatic flashbacks. Meaning that whenever a new narcissist appears in my sphere, not only does my hypervigilance spike, but I actually relive what happened with my ex. It’s awful.
I feel like he did everything — and more — to make sure that after him, no other narcissist would ever stand a chance. Maybe I should even thank him for that?
You can mourn yourself endlessly, but it won’t change anything. I never realized how deeply he traumatized and broke me — until I started encountering other narcissists. And even at their smallest moves toward me, my psyche reacts instantly and violently. Yet none of them even come close to my former monster.
By the way, we have a doctor at the clinic who perfectly matches the description of a “ULN Type A”.
But the head doctor… that one’s more intriguing. I keep wavering between “MMRN Type A” and “UMRN”.
I got “The Fuel Matrix – Double Pack” — going to dive into it.💥
P.S. Right now I’m watching the Turkish series “If the King Loses” (Kral Kaybederse), and I realized I’m classifying all the characters using H.G. Tudor’s system.
Actually, this series is based on the books by the Turkish psychiatrist Gülseren Budayıcıoğlu (her books are based on real stories from her patients). I’m pretty sure this doctor, who’s also a writer/screenwriter, is a narcissist. But honestly, Turkish cinema has benefited a lot from her being there. The psychological storylines are really strong. “The Kingfisher” (Yalı Çapkını) alone is amazing. The main character is a classic narcissist… the dynamics are just mind-blowing.
Back to “If the King Loses”: as far as I can tell, the main guy is a somatic narcissist of the upper-middle level, his wife seems like an empath, and there are so many other women, including super-empaths… I think one of them will eventually take him down.
P.S. №2 H.G., you don’t watch Turkish series, do you? 😏😅
No, I do not Josephina.
😂😂😂😂😂😅✔