How The Borderline Narcissist Took Agency Over You!

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  • @Dubjaxfilms
    @Dubjaxfilms Місяць тому +7

    "power hungry control freak", that describes my ex perfectly, the sad and shocking thing is, I had become completely hooked on her, to the extent that I had withdrawn symptoms without her.
    Then I started fighting back and she is no longer in my life, but I'm still in recovery.
    The frog in the hot water is a good analogy.

    • @JohnSmith-cz3us
      @JohnSmith-cz3us Місяць тому +4

      When you started fighting back, I bet she raged and smeared you black. Talked behind your back to ruin your reputation. These people are cancer.

    • @SurnaturalM
      @SurnaturalM Місяць тому +3

      It's a very normal réaction. These people are addictive because of all the up and down they make us live through. I hope you're doing better now. Stay healthy.

    • @DeMarsCoaching
      @DeMarsCoaching  Місяць тому +2

      Good to see you! These people are so unstable that relationships are so unstable too and it causes addiction.

  • @metalassassin8841
    @metalassassin8841 Місяць тому +8

    Scary how rather accurate the video is David... Every single bit of it was used. Along the self harm, self del...30 bus...
    But now, 3 months free of that...Person. I can tell you all, it does get better. Just need to ACTIVELY try to heal, listen to what David's saying, journal, and abandon any hope for a future togheter with someone that never really exist. Life feels so much easier now without a para-site attached to my neck, might sound mean, but that's what it was. Moving to another country, getting a better job, meeting new people, going out of the isolation that I've been through for the past year and a bit... Feels GREAT! So keep on going every minute, we all are going to make it ❤

    • @DeMarsCoaching
      @DeMarsCoaching  Місяць тому +2

      Wow lots of changes for you, I hope they feel good and not too scary. Thank you.

    • @metalassassin8841
      @metalassassin8841 Місяць тому

      @@DeMarsCoaching Trying my best which is truly enough. Wasn't for her hah. But, part of my journey brother, was also aided hugely by your work. So, I'll be forever in your debt. I'll try to send you a message on the website these days. Thank you so damn much for your work!

  • @rorywright5692
    @rorywright5692 Місяць тому +6

    Thanks for such a real to me video, David! Exactly what happened! One thing was isolation. He was so bad when we went anywhere, with others or just in public, that I would rather stay home. He could go out by himself and be the miserable person that he was. You are so right, when you say, if you can’t fix it, it’s over! End it!😎❤️

    • @DeMarsCoaching
      @DeMarsCoaching  Місяць тому +2

      Hi Rory! Like a misbehaven boy that you have to pull put of public places because they're so embarrassing?

    • @rorywright5692
      @rorywright5692 Місяць тому

      @@DeMarsCoaching I just got a visual of me trying to pull him out of anywhere, him kicking and screaming!! Made me chuckle!!😎❤️

  • @TheRoyalWe123
    @TheRoyalWe123 Місяць тому +9

    She said it was her autism.. what an insult to empathetic loving autistic people...

    • @NomadJennifer
      @NomadJennifer Місяць тому +4

      My ex tried to pull that bs too

    • @DeMarsCoaching
      @DeMarsCoaching  Місяць тому +4

      People on the spectrum can also be diagnosed with BPD and NPD. Its not her autism or her mental illness that abuses you. Its just her that does it.

  • @off-roadadventuresnorthwes692
    @off-roadadventuresnorthwes692 Місяць тому +5

    David, If I had to summarize my relationship with my x, I couldn't have done it better than how you explained everything in this video!

  • @brandoncmela2247
    @brandoncmela2247 Місяць тому +9

    I noticed after me and my bpd gf of 4 years broke up for the 3rd time I’ve went no contact and after 3 months my face looks fuller my health got better and my over all happiness came back! I seen her a week ago and I told her I forgive her and told her to never contact me or try to come back into my life again. You could see she was upset but I told her my feelings for her are gone for good. Such a sad thing someone has to live with. 😢

    • @brianbondy5667
      @brianbondy5667 Місяць тому +1

      They really drain you. The sad part is you do not see it until it is over and done and some time with no contact goes by. These people are messed in the heads and WILL do the most egregious things to try to hurt you. They just disgust me. If anyone remotely reminds me, through their actions, of my borderline ex I cut it off immediately. Being involved with these types of people is dangerous to yourself. It is impossible to save these people from themselves. They drag you out into deep waters and pull you under with them. The best thing to do it to look at it for what it was. The ability to learn and grow and better yourself as a person. We truly are better off without them and the abuse in out lives. Glad to hear you are mentally well and on the path to recovery my friend. Stay strong!

    • @SurnaturalM
      @SurnaturalM Місяць тому +2

      It's always a sad thing when you have no choice but to cut someone out of your life completely for your own good. But it's the only thing you have to do. Stay healthy.

    • @SurnaturalM
      @SurnaturalM Місяць тому

      ​@@brianbondy5667Yeah. This apply to narcissistic people as well. I got dumped by someone because I was "too sick to be her boyfriend" I was upset at first, but after a week I realised it was a blessing. At the time I was dying of a liver failure so I was often at the hospital. She came to visit me only twice (I got admitted 56 times in almost 2 years) and she would call and scream at the nurses because I couldn't speak to her (I was in a coma) so I had to manage her AND the fact that I was dying. I was the one who has to reasure her, not the other way around. When I returned home after my transplant, she tried to come back in my life. You're better alone than with someone like this.

    • @DeMarsCoaching
      @DeMarsCoaching  Місяць тому +1

      It is Brandon and its nice to see your compassion is still intact.

    • @RelRodriguez-he1ll
      @RelRodriguez-he1ll 29 днів тому

      Glad u went no contact! I did the same after 8 years after he discarded us. Still healing, still a long way to go. U did the best thing

  • @Morty586
    @Morty586 Місяць тому +3

    4:40 that’s my story David…. no car on my end, no investment on her end. Cannot make her feel good anymore, rides, dates. Easy for her to leave and find somebody else that can meet her needs.

    • @DeMarsCoaching
      @DeMarsCoaching  Місяць тому +1

      Hi Morty! Good to see you mate, do all those great things for yourself and never give your life away for another selfish person.

  • @RelRodriguez-he1ll
    @RelRodriguez-he1ll 29 днів тому +1

    Healing family from California. Thnx for another awesome video!! Yes! I lost a sense of who I was. I lost my values and became someone I didn’t know 😭 he isolated me from my luving family. I would have taken him bak but thanx to u David I found myself again, in therapy, luving myself more and much more. Thank u David for helpin me ❤couldn’t have done this without u… Run from them!!!

  • @gregorydoyle4804
    @gregorydoyle4804 29 днів тому +4

    My ex owes me $3000 I lent her for rent in an apartment we were both going to move into together. She manipulated and discarded me and now lives there by herself. I’ve gone no contact now but she said she’d pay me back each month but isn’t. I don’t want to contact her but am resentful for the money. She totally took agency over the two years together. I didn’t notice until I started getting sick.

    • @motowngirl5891
      @motowngirl5891 29 днів тому +2

      Forget about the money
      It shows you what it would be like if she was still in your life

    • @gregorydoyle4804
      @gregorydoyle4804 29 днів тому +2

      @@motowngirl5891 yeah good point. A $3000 lesson. We nearly had a kid together. It would have been hell.

    • @OSTARAEB4
      @OSTARAEB4 3 дні тому

      I lent a “friend” a lot of money which was my foolishness. I had a feeling I wouldn’t get it back and that’s become the reality going on six years. She said she couldn’t work but I see she’s living in a new McMansion going on three years now. She got what she wanted and had gone AWOL. I realize every word she said was a lie but she turned out to be a real point of sale. It’s really a shame she’s not a good person.

  • @bendhaese
    @bendhaese Місяць тому +8

    Abuse is abuse even if the borderline /narcissist doesn't do it on purpose or if they say its a joke im not laughing nobody would
    they just can't help them selfs it's all about them its like they feed on you and you get drained slowly while you can't talk about what your feeling because they will feel attacked and if you talk about it
    it has to be quick because everything has to be fun fun fun
    It really is like having a relationship with a child in a grown body but it doesn't start of that way of course

  • @daved5094
    @daved5094 Місяць тому +4

    💯

  • @joe-yuugen
    @joe-yuugen 19 днів тому

    Good video, David

  • @SurnaturalM
    @SurnaturalM Місяць тому +2

    Je vais écrire mon commentaire en français parce que je suis très fatigué. Je viens de rentrer à la maison. J'ai manqué quelques vidéos depuis Noël. Je vais les écouter plus tard. J'espère que vous avez passé du bon temps avec votre famille et que vous avez pris le temps de vous reposer un peu.
    Merci David pour ces précieux conseils et de prendre le temps de répondre à nos questions. Je souhaite une bonne et heureuse année à tous.
    Vous aurez sûrement un bouton "translate in english" en bas du commentaire. Merci de votre compréhension.

    • @DeMarsCoaching
      @DeMarsCoaching  Місяць тому +1

      Yes, perfect translation. Thank you and happy 2025!

  • @bentosan
    @bentosan Місяць тому +2

    77%…. The other 23% are the scapegoats 😆

  • @cindyc
    @cindyc Місяць тому +1

    🤗❤️👍Hugs from Georgia

  • @benjaminhildebrand2220
    @benjaminhildebrand2220 Місяць тому +3

    Woo hoo

  • @Job.Well.Done_01
    @Job.Well.Done_01 Місяць тому +1

    David, thank you for your videos I’ve watched many over the years.
    Question: After severe narc abuse from a
    co parent who uses the kids to hurt you; how does someone recover from the devastation?
    I am currently in therapy, but the more this drags on the more it takes a toll on my health.
    I’m frightened. It’s been so bad, and getting worse every month.
    Thank you, David.

  • @daved5094
    @daved5094 29 днів тому +1

    You talked about my ex girlfriend David

  • @Ppsy_777
    @Ppsy_777 Місяць тому +3

    My ex BPD recently married her lover. She let me know after 2 years of no contact. Since then she has been posting regularly about her childhood traumas, her hypersensitivity and the fact that she now loves herself thanks to her (old and very rich) husband. My question for you: why does it work with him, whom she took in a hurry at first to avoid loneliness?

    • @brianbondy5667
      @brianbondy5667 Місяць тому +4

      The reality is it does NOT work with him. As this marriage evolves, and it will, her toxic traits will come out.
      I have an ex borderline that I have kids with, thank god they are almost adults and I am almost done dealing with her. She has been in a relationship for the past 8 or 10 years and I can literally tell how her relationship is going based on how she treats me. She will not contact me for weeks or months then, when she starts to devalue him in the back and fourth swings she will text me with some meaningless stuff. She will come out to the car when I pick them up and put on her "sweet voice" and talk about meaningless stuff. You can't win with an undiagnosed/ untreated borderline. The only true way to get yourself back is to cut them out of your life and go no contact or as little contact as possible. It is tough at the start as these people are very addictive no matter now toxic and messed up it sounds. Heal yourself and work on being a better person to create a space for a healthy amazing person to fill.

    • @DeMarsCoaching
      @DeMarsCoaching  Місяць тому +6

      She doesn't love herself because of anyone. She doesn't love herself and needed someone else to give her an identity. She is so unstable she is very impulsive. She is clearly not healed from her childhood trauma and is completely reliant on others to help he rfeel better.
      People this sick will seek another this sick so they never leave them. Someone that has no boundaries and will assume all responsibility for them. If you love yourself and cannot be with this person then the person that can be with her does not love themselves. Monkey branching and stopping and starting relationship like she does is what makes people feel empty inside the most. She carries shame and does not like who she is and she lacks self reliance whoch means she must find someone to carry her through life and make her feel better and also never leave her. You cannot have your own identity and place your needs before hers if you want to be with her.

    • @Ppsy_777
      @Ppsy_777 Місяць тому +2

      @@DeMarsCoaching Thank you for your analysis. I really feel sorry for her, for them. They deserve to get there too. I congratulated her on finding a good husband; apart from that, there's nothing more I can do.

    • @Ppsy_777
      @Ppsy_777 Місяць тому +2

      @@brianbondy5667 Thanks for the comment. I hope that time will overcome the difficulties involved in these relationships. It's a tragic disorder and I empathize with both parties.

    • @brianbondy5667
      @brianbondy5667 Місяць тому +2

      @@Ppsy_777 So true! These relationships create chaos in the non BPD person but, You really have to feel for the person with BPD. What an unfortunate awful way to have to go through life. I wish them all the best and hope for their happiness. That only came after healing myself.

  • @rose-sk2qv
    @rose-sk2qv 28 днів тому +2

    No he is the other way, he works and wants lots of money, I think him having money is control, he likes paying for everything again that's power, and then you dependent on him so that's again control in a way ,also you feel like your together, you feel loved, but your not , cos one day ,it's chucked back at you that he does everything even though you didn't have a choice

  • @silverlining5796
    @silverlining5796 21 день тому

    👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

  • @KB-jl9nl
    @KB-jl9nl Місяць тому +3

    Primero

  • @Stephanie-o8z
    @Stephanie-o8z Місяць тому +3

    Thank you, David. A big thank you for coaching me during the holiday break. This was another great video, I’m going to save it. I appreciate everything you do to help us understand these people better❤️‍🩹

    • @DeMarsCoaching
      @DeMarsCoaching  Місяць тому +1

      Hi Stephanie! Thank you always and always good to see you. I appreciate you too!