Growth

Ever found yourself begging for closure from someone who broke you, only to be met with silence, blame, or worse, a blank stare? I remember sitting on the edge of my bed, clutching my phone like it was a lifeline. I had just sent my narcissistic older sister another message, one final attempt to get … Read more

Ever had a narcissist look you dead in the eye and say, “I don’t know what you’re talking about,” right after doing something that hurt you? I have lost count of how many times that happened between my narcissistic family and I. I remember standing in my kitchen, shaking, trying to explain to someone I … Read more

Let’s be honest: when a narcissist belittles you, it’s not just a jab, it’s a power move. And most of us freeze, including myself, years ago. We go blank. We think of what we should’ve said hours later. Not anymore for you and me, because today I’ll share with you the magical phrases that I … Read more

Ever notice how narcissists throw tantrums, demand constant attention, and lose their precious minds when you tell them “no”? It’s like dealing with a toddler in an adult body, but the tantrums are emotional, the manipulation is subtle, and the damage? Way deeper than a screaming fit in a toy aisle. I used to think … Read more

Let’s not sugarcoat it. Setting boundaries with narcissists is hard as hell, at least for a lot of survivors I spoke to, including myself years ago. You know I’m talking about, they twist your words, drain your energy, rewrite the past, and somehow still make you feel like the one who’s overreacting. Every. Damn. Time. … Read more

Have you ever left a conversation with someone and felt like your brain had been run through a blender? You question everything you said. Everything they said. And for some reason, you’re the one feeling bad, even though they’re the ones who threw the emotional grenade. Yeah, that’s what it’s like dealing with narcissistic people. … Read more

I wasted years of my life waiting for closure from my narcissistic family. Years. Years of hoping for a conversation that would never happen. Years of daydreaming about that perfect apology that was never coming. Years of explaining my pain to people who never cared about understanding it in the first place. And do you … Read more

Let’s get one thing straight. Just because your family refuses to apologize doesn’t mean you’re wrong for wanting for one. You’re not being dramatic. You’re not holding a grudge. You’re asking for something they don’t know how to give: accountability. In families where narcissism runs the show, you learn quickly that your feelings don’t matter … Read more

If you’ve ever found yourself going in circles, trying to explain your pain to someone who refuses to hear it, this is for you. Especially if that someone happens to be a narcissist. I used to think if I just explained myself clearly enough, they’d finally understand. That they’d hear the pain in my voice, … Read more