One of the worst aspects of living with someone who has NPD (narcissistic personality disorder) is the constant gaslighting. That’s right—every interaction you have with your narcissistic spouse is designed to confuse you and make you feel off-balance, at the very least.
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What is the double life of a narcissist?
The double life is when narcissists hide part of their life or personality. This often involves pathological lying and cheating, second families, hidden children.
Is the narcissist is living a double life?
Are you worried they are hiding things from you, cheating, or just lying to you? In this video, I’ll explore the narcissist’s double life and what that means. I’ll explain the psychology of why the narcissist feels a need to have this so-called double life, and I’ll dig into what to watch for if you’re worried your own narcissist might be living a double life.
Plus, I’ll share a list of tell-tale signs your narcissist is living a double life.
Narcissistic personality disorder or NPD is a scary thing to live with and that’s an understatement for the victims of people who have NPD. Stop the gaslighting! Visit QueenBeeing.com/PERK to pick up your free Post-gaslighting Emergency Recovery Kit.
Learn more about the narcissist’s cycle of abuse.
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