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Showing posts with label anti-social personality disorder. Show all posts

Showing posts with label anti-social personality disorder. Show all posts

Sunday, September 9, 2018

When You Unmask a Covert Narcissist, RUN, But Quietly! Counterfeit Relationship. Narcissism Expert

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Labels: abusive relationship, anti-social personality disorder, bad relationships, emotional abuse, emotional pain, mental abuse, narcissist, psychological abuse, toxic relationship, trust your intuition

Sunday, September 2, 2018

Narcissist, Psychopath, or Sociopath: How To Spot The Differences

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Labels: abuse, anti-social personality disorder, lack of empathy, narcissist, psychopath, relationships, sociopath, toxic relationship, unhealthy relationship

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uncoupled: Hello, we are Melanie and Susannah and we have both been in relationships of 20+ years. Within the last few years, we have been through breakups of our own. Even though we were the ones who ended our relationships, we discovered that this by no means makes it an easy experience. And it can be even harder for the one who was left. We both felt isolated during the undecided phase while we were still in the relationship and then through the reality of the aftermath. There was so much to think about, not least to try to make the home situation as stable as possible for the kids. Not wanting to remain single, we also knew the inevitable dating scene beckoned - OMG! What we really needed was a space where where we could connect with other women who had been through the pre, during and post-split dilemmas we were going through. Predominantly we wanted to focus on the positives and help with moving on. The end of a long term relationship is a significant and often difficult transition for many of us, but it is also a new world of opportunities and the beginning of an exciting chapter in your life. You are no longer alone; we have created UNCOUPLED just for YOU.

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