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Do you want a guide to learn how to manage your life when you're dealing with a narcissist? Do you feel as though you have been abused or are going insane? Any person who suffers with narcissistic personality disorder will manipulate, abuse, and take advantage of their victims. My promise to you by the end of this book is: You will be able to define and identify the behaviors and abusive techniques of your narcissistic parent, sibling, or partner  and release their power over you.

When we mention “narcissism,” we usually think of people obsessed with appearances. This basic concept takes away meaning from something more profound, a mental disorder. Narcissistic personality, like many other mental disorders, is a confusing subject. Many of the patients who suffer might not be aware of what they are doing, while others are fully aware of what they want and ready to take advantage of their manipulative abilities. 

What is the definition of a narcissist? How did you ever get sucked into a relationship with one? Why do you feel so loved one moment, then helpless the next? Could you be in a narcissistic relationship? Or, are you justifying the acts of an abusive partner who actually can change? All these questions are answered inside this book.

Most families are dysfunctional, in the sense that everyone is all over the place. There are different views, morals, judgments, and characters, but at the end of the day, the family is there for you. However, that’s not the case in a narcissist’s home. Whether there is one or three of them in the family, it is always going to be dysfunctional when a narcissist is involved. It’s time to break the cycle of narcissistic abuse by becoming aware of the hold and power they robbed you of. You owe it to yourself and your future to experience the best life possible.

This audiobook shows how to heal from the pain and confusion that comes from having a parent who refuses intimacy. Listening to this audiobook, we can learn that when parents are narcissistic, their children's emotional needs will almost always lose out to the parents’ own survival instinct.