4. Fortify yourself.
I fully get just how utterly mind-bending, crazy-making, hurtful, and frustrating that can be, which is why it is so important for you to fortify yourself. And you do this by focusing on yourself. That’s right, taking care of yourself, taking the time to learn a new behavior, taking your power back, disengaging, and figuring out how to meet your own needs, becoming sovereign.
And a big part of this is finding a solid support system of other humans who get it and get you and can support you on this journey, on your path of becoming healthier, happier, more peaceful, and sovereign over time. Now, while you’re at it, you’ll learn how to set healthy limits and boundaries, and you do so by embarking on a serious healing and recovery journey, which is the most effective and powerful way to disempower the narcissist in your life.
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And this is simply a function of becoming willing to do whatever you need to do to take care of yourself. Take your focus off of the narcissist and whatever it is they’re doing or not doing or saying or not saying. You fortify yourself by becoming willing to put the obsession with the narcissist down and instead choose to go do something good, kind, loving, healthy, and healing for yourself. Extreme self-care must become a lifestyle if you ever want to find peace.
So, give yourself the gift and fortify yourself. Do whatever you need to do for you, not for the narcissist, not for the relationship, for you.
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