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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
(24,449 posts)33. Agree completely. Speaking from experience as
the ex wife of a malignant narcissist.
I am forever grateful to a pair of cops who recognized and assessed the danger that I was in and gave me a stark reality check, along with some concrete advice on how to survive getting away. They did not use terms like narcissism or psychopathy, but they described his behavior in terms that I now recognize after learning about malignant narcissism.
I am also forever grateful to friends and relatives who stood by me in getting away from him. I could not have done it alone.
My ex was never officially diagnosed as a malignant narcissist, but when I later learned about NPD and its various categories, I had a flash of instant recognition. He checked every box.
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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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