Fellow Survivor of Narcissistic Abuse
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Jenney Moore
Jenney Moore is a lifelong resident of the Pacific NW, and a survivor of a 25-year abusive marriage. She stayed as long as she did simply due to being unaware of personality disorders.
“I’d never even heard the term, and was incredibly naïve…at every promise he made to change, I tearfully bought in again and again”, she remembers.
Finally leaving in 2012, she now works giving support in multiple Facebook abuse victims’ support groups including one she and several fellow admins started at New Year of 2019, and works as a senior administrative assistant for a major utility company.
She is a singer/musician, visual artist, fitness enthusiast, and shares her home with her daughter and son-in-law.
Latest Posts
From Jenney Moore
When the Narcissist Moves On: The Truth About Their New Relationship
Is your ex flaunting a new relationship on social media? Are you feeling jealous of the narcissist's new supply? If you're like most survivors of narcissistic abuse who have been discarded by a narcissist, you've probably got a lot of questions about a narcissist and...
Think Like a Scientist, Reduce Your Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Timeline
You’ve probably spent hours, days, even weeks trying to make your relationship better. And you may feel like you’ve tried everything already. But learning more about emotional abuse can make all the difference in helping you break free from an abusive situation forever.
Dealing with relationship trauma
Are you dealing with relationship trauma? The bad news? The second you fall in love with someone, the likelihood that you’ll be dealing with relationship trauma increases exponentially. The good news is that you don't have to suffer in silence - and there are things...
Sadistic Narcissism
Narcissism and sadism have much in common, including a lack of empathy and the tendency to exploit others. Find out how to identify a sadist, a narcissist, and what the connection is between narcissism and sadism. Plus: learn how to spot a narcissist who is a sadist, and learn about pathological narcissists and their manipulative, controlling behavior in toxic relationships.
Mind games the narcissist plays with you (and exactly how to play back!)
Most common narcissist mind games…learn how to PLAY BACK! Narcissistic abuse is emotional abuse that can have long-lasting, destructive consequences. If you think you might be in a relationship with a narcissist, watch out for these mind games!
Why are narcissists and codependents attracted to one another? Here’s the TRUTH from Ross Rosenberg
Angie Atkinson interviews Ross Rosenberg, author of The Human Magnet Syndrome, who explains the truth about why narcissists and codependents are so attracted to each other and why, if you don’t take the time to heal before getting into another relationship, you’ll end up with another narcissist.
Observe, Don’t Absorb, Self Love Deficit, and Gaslighting
I recently interviewed Ross Rosenberg, one of the pioneers in narcissistic personality disorder, narcissistic abuse recovery, and codependency. See part one of the Rosenberg interview on YouTube. Who is Ross Rosenberg? Ross Rosenberg is a psychotherapist and author of...
Narcissistic Mother Syndrome
While most therapists, coaches, and creators in the narcissistic abuse recovery community mean well, they don't always do their research before creating content. That's why there are so many "pseudo-diagnoses" running through the community. One such pseudo-diagnosis...
Signs the Narcissist is About to Discard You
Are you worried that the narcissist in your life is about to discard you? What are the signs that a narcissist is about to dump you? How do you know you're about to be discarded by a narcissist? While there is still a lot that you can learn about narcissists, certain...
8 Questions a Narcissist Absolutely Cannot Answer – Plus, What They’d Say If They Could
What are the questions that a narcissist can’t answer? What does the narcissist have to avoid answering? What are the questions that will force the narcissist to admit that there is a problem? How do you deal with narcissists in relationships? When a narcissist is confronted with questions that are too hard to answer, they don’t take it well. Nothing is more threatening to the narcissist than honest vulnerability. The narcissist will therefore shut down or attempt to trivialize the question by coming
