*Editor’s Note: Dear SPANily, this list of horrible insults and manipulative phrases was submitted by a fellow narcissistic abuse survivor, Anna, who tells her story in this post. I’m publishing it here because I agree with Anna that it may help one of our fellow survivors recognize their own abuse. Love, Angie
By Anna
I started keeping a list of his abusive phrases months ago, mostly because I needed to see them in writing to believe they were real. I cannot fathom why I’ve allowed him to say these things to me. I am sharing them with you (sorry for some of the language), so you can share them if you like. Maybe they will help another victim to know there is hope and that there are people who understand.
Here is the list.
- I am late because of you.
- I have to take care of you.
- This is what I have to do everyday-work for you and those f***ing cats
- Do you know how much you eat?
- You’re a pig
- Everything will be ok if you just shut the **** up
- All women are w****s
- Do you know how good you got it?
- Get the **** out of the truck, b***h
- You’re ****ing stupid
- You know I love you, right?
- Don’t touch me
- Get away from me
- Here I bought you this
- Has anyone else ever done this much for you?
- Women don’t have friends
- It’s because you’re stupid
- Fix me something to eat, bitch
- I am going to bust you in your teeth
- You are so f***ing stupid
- That’s how you do
- Think about it, how good you got it
- You can’t even take care of yourself
- If you show up with a black eye, you better tell them everything is ok
- Why are you so mean to me?
- I knew you had something going on; you planned this
- I don’t need you; I don’t care if you are here or not
- You’re nasty
- Do you know what you did wrong?
- I don’t give a ****
- Do you know how much it cost me?
- Get your s**t and get out; never come back to this house!
- I will pay for it, and then I will own me
- See what you did to me?
- I cannot be happy because I am with you
- It’s about time to beat your a**
- You are almost well enough to be hit
- I have to deal with everything
- Do you understand me?
- Is there anything else?
- I am going to break this phone.
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