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In this episode, we talk with Jennifer Monroe, a survivor of narcissistic abuse in her marriage. She talks about her journey through her marriage, and what it was like navigating all the narcissistic tendencies of her (then) husband, from love bombing, gaslighting, projection, and so much more. She also shares what life is like now after her divorce, and the effects of raising her children through it all.
If you have ever dealt with the behavior of a covert narcissist in a relationship, you will definitely relate to this episode. If you have not, I would still encourage you to listen in so you can understand the subtle actions that surround a narcissists toxic behavior.
If you are in the middle of one of these toxic relationships, I have listed some resources below that might be able to help you navigate through the confusion a narcissist can bring.
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Everyone has faced traumatic experiences at some point in our lives.
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