Divorcing and Healing from a Narcissist

Are you looking for a guide that will help you overcome a divorce from a narcissist?

If yes, then keep reading!

The book is of excellent help in overcoming what is wrong, and in embracing what is right in yourself, it is about saving yourself after a toxic relationship.

The book divided into three sections: the first describes what narcissism is, the second describes the origins of narcissism, the causes or how to recognize them in a marriage, and the third describes how to save yourself from narcissist relationships by not losing yourself.

But what exactly does narcissism mean? For a word that inserted into speeches with such frequency and fear, its definition seems worryingly vague.

This book includes:

- How to recognize a toxic relationship

- How to manage a divorce from a narcissist

- How to overcome and heal from a divorce

And so much more!

The press is likely to attribute this description to any celebrity or politician whose attempts to advertise themselves or selfish habits have gotten out of control. But is this all about narcissism? Vanity? In psychology circles too, the meaning is confusing. Narcissism can be an unpleasant but common trait of personality or a rare and dangerous disturbance of mental health. But let's be careful because, among mental health researchers, there is a strong inclination to think that it should not consider a disease at all.

The narcissism can be harmful, it is accurate, and the web is full of articles and blogs of people who have suffered because of individuals extremely narcissistic: lovers, partners, parents, brothers and sisters, friends, and colleagues. Their stories are as moving as they are frightening. But this is only a small part of narcissism, not the whole picture.

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