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In reply to the discussion: This is odd for me, but things are so bizarre, it is hard to even know what to say about it. [View all]wnylib
(24,405 posts)24. Very true. I was once married to a malignant narcissist.
He enjoyed using psychological, financial, and physical abuse to own and control me. For him, it was all about asserting his self image and authority rights as a man. He enjoyed the sense of power that it gave him.
When, with the help of friends, I successfully got out of the marriage and evaded his attempts to kill me for leaving, he decompensated completely. He spiralled downward into heavy drug use and died a few years later. I did not mourn when I got the news.
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This is odd for me, but things are so bizarre, it is hard to even know what to say about it. [View all]
NewHendoLib
Nov 13
OP
It is all very surreal. I actually felt that were were going to lose the top spot
CentralMass
Nov 13
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