The Reason Why a Narcissist CANNOT Relax

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  • @housewifefromhell5801
    @housewifefromhell5801 Рік тому +799

    Just got out of a 12 year mightmare ,married to one of these demons.The reason they can't sit still is because they don't want to self reflect ever.They can't handle their own truth of who and what they are and what they've done.

    • @TwinklingofaneyeLoveStoryofGod
      @TwinklingofaneyeLoveStoryofGod Рік тому +44

      This is the most accurate truth spoken. I’ve been struggling to see why they can’t stop going, it’s psychological. And a trama response, only they hurt others when they feel hurt, keeps the cycle of abuse going.

    • @housewifefromhell5801
      @housewifefromhell5801 Рік тому +55

      @@TwinklingofaneyeLoveStoryofGod I learned the hard way we can't help them,it's better to walk away.

    • @joseenoel8093
      @joseenoel8093 Рік тому +23

      Covert mom would say whenever she sat still she'd feel so tired, I said it was her past catching up with her! So selfish, sit and watch your grandchildren pls, it's "their" turn to feel special!

    • @joseenoel8093
      @joseenoel8093 Рік тому +15

      ​@@housewifefromhell5801nice name! Imagine, just imagine just what our lives would be like down the road had we not the guts/conviction to stick up and defend ourselves!

    • @housewifefromhell5801
      @housewifefromhell5801 Рік тому +24

      @joseenoel8093 Thank u.I'm in debt up to my eyeballs because of 12 ears with him but I'm free now and I've never been happier.

  • @bonnievable
    @bonnievable Рік тому +525

    The narcissist can't sit still, and when they do, they must have the television or radio on at all times, even when they are asleep. They can't stand silence because they don't want to reflect on their life.

    • @sparklecanada0112
      @sparklecanada0112 Рік тому +19

      B-I-N-G-O!👌🏼🤝🏻👍👍100%!

    • @itsmesomeone6215
      @itsmesomeone6215 Рік тому +18

      Oh wow, I recognise the part "sleeping with the radio on". He got mad if I turned it off while he was sleeping

    • @sephoraferjuste
      @sephoraferjuste Рік тому +31

      Yes! Sleeping with the tv on, always busy cleaning or doing random things

    • @locgoddes7266
      @locgoddes7266 Рік тому +15

      Oh wow that’s why my mom always falls asleep with the tv on only and she’s definitely a narcissist

    • @autumn7031
      @autumn7031 Рік тому +51

      not all people who do this are narcissists though. we have to be careful not to make blanket statements. if you live with one then you know for sure, but not all people that need the tv or radio on are narcissists. people experience different levels of trauma and some people cope having the distraction of a tv or radio, that's not always a bad thing.

  • @biffphuddle6581
    @biffphuddle6581 Рік тому +86

    Because they are running from the truth !!!!

  • @TG-cr6fb
    @TG-cr6fb Рік тому +8

    Always making NOISE from any movement and pretending ALWAYS busy. Bravo Danish!

  • @sushmayen
    @sushmayen Рік тому +52

    They're emotionally crippled souls that are addicted to attention. Because of this they need to constantly move around to get supply

  • @beingArchana.
    @beingArchana. Рік тому +166

    I ran out of narcissist home and only felt relaxed after sleeping well in my mom's home. I missed that deep sleep from many years. I could not even remember when I got a dream last time. What he says is absolutely true. My husband was like why you feel satisfied with everything. Don't you want to work hard and get a higher post in job? Don't you want to succeed? They always more, more and more.. I thought he was an energetic person and now I understand the reason behind it

    • @joseenoel8093
      @joseenoel8093 Рік тому +14

      Too true, I'd too often have to put mine to bed 🛌, he'd have to have 15 beers a day and would, sleep deprived, sleep walk, he's finally smartened up and got a fatty liver scare. I'd often stay awake at night just to hear silence! Very cruel day life makes for an unhealthy sleep!

    • @roberttaylor9563
      @roberttaylor9563 Рік тому +10

      It is imperative to them....to suck all the air out of a room.

    • @ninanina8293
      @ninanina8293 Рік тому +5

      That first nights rest away from then feels so amazing and much needed.

    • @cereal_qilla
      @cereal_qilla Рік тому

      I can’t sit still i wake up and I’m out the door compulsively

    • @alainvosselman9960
      @alainvosselman9960 Рік тому +5

      I already felt it as a child that some people are just sick, when looking at how they are crazy about working.

  • @jenniferlarsen3579
    @jenniferlarsen3579 Рік тому +14

    This describes my mother exactly! She finally passed and now I can rest.😢

  • @norcal1009
    @norcal1009 Рік тому +188

    Perfect explanation. I agree that narcissistic suppressed trauma is like a ticking time bomb! The narcissist's feed off their addictions 24/7 instead of taking a step back to relax and reflect.

    • @norcal1009
      @norcal1009 Рік тому +12

      @caroleminke6116 yes, plus so many other disorders spring up with the narcissistic personality disorder, like OCD, anxiety, paranoia, compulsive lying, hoarding, nuerosus, psychosis and so many more to list!

    • @dextermorganbloodspattersp6382
      @dextermorganbloodspattersp6382 Рік тому +3

      ​@@norcal1009Hi 👋 so many other disorders accompanying Narcissist. Are you familiar with Borderlines.?
      Major overlapping Traits and Varying degrees of their potential positive prognosis. Narcs Borderline Codependency on a Spectrum In that order .
      Narcissistic traits or incurable Narcissist I am asking I think 🤔 I'm asking your opinion about...
      Your comments
      being sponged
      up here .. Thanks
      🦅🏆😎

    • @norcal1009
      @norcal1009 Рік тому +4

      @dextermorganbloodspattersp6382 👋 I'll check it out. I've heard that the narcissist and Borderlines do share many traits of personality disorder. The last time I looked at the DSM-5, it seemed like a big confusing mess. 🤣 Not surprising considering the overlap. I can't remember which traits were the most severe in both. That's a good place to start. I'd hope they can make the DSM-5 a little more user-friendly for the masses. 😅

    • @dextermorganbloodspattersp6382
      @dextermorganbloodspattersp6382 Рік тому +3

      @@norcal1009 Thank You so much for your knowledge and opinions expressed. From what I managed to learn thus far is that with about 10 years of intensive therapy there might be improvement in the Borderlines ability to emotionally regulate themselves and not
      " Split" n Rage on People.
      Either or it is an extreme investment to ask someone to endure their abuse that long if they're even willing to seek the therapy. 😉 Talk again soon after
      🦅🏆😎

    • @norcal1009
      @norcal1009 Рік тому +5

      @dextermorganbloodspattersp6382 no prob, you're definitely on the right track. A Google search made quite a distinction between the two, just as you said about the spectrum. What interests me the most too is the RAGE. There are the emotions or lack thereof, but anger is WAY underestimated as a focus for the potential for harm!! The causal focus for narcs, for example, is their 'shame'. My personal thoughts on that is that RAGE or anger/resentment can quickly sweep shame under the rug. The monster appears from rage, not shame imo. Great question to discuss 👍

  • @CynthiaSchoenbauer
    @CynthiaSchoenbauer Рік тому +114

    Yes, especially the part when they call you "lazy"! You answered a question I had! I wanted to know about all the "lazy" stuff. When I go my own way and ask for my own needs, instead of theirs, I am called LAZY! I suppose I am the lazy servant to them...

    • @biffphuddle6581
      @biffphuddle6581 Рік тому +8

      My old man had OCD, was a workaholic , only sat down at work desks, to eat, or watch TV. Everyone else on the planet was " lazy " compared to him. The only reason I forgive him is because he was a depression era kid.

    • @MX-xg2pd
      @MX-xg2pd Рік тому +14

      The worse was on a day off after a long week at work and the disgust she would have on her face when she asked so what did you do today? Made me feel wrong for enjoying my day off work.

    • @GenerationX1984
      @GenerationX1984 Рік тому +10

      ​@@MX-xg2pdI would gladly tell her I went for a hike or lazily flipped through channels on the tube. Then smile when those 'pointless' activities annoyed her.

    • @annajaworska3627
      @annajaworska3627 Рік тому +2

      @@MX-xg2pdSame. Being in my late 60's, Saturday nights and Sunday are the most difficult days of the week yet. Her "if i were you, sitting eight hours a day behind a desk, I would be running home, to do some cleaning, gardening. Only dust will follow me. or there is so much work to do and you are sitting and reading books or how long will you be slouching with your homework, when i was at school. All my childhood and later on her parenting was none existing or abhorrent.💜

    • @shireenramnarain4005
      @shireenramnarain4005 Рік тому +2

      I have multiple sclerosis...his family called me lazy cos i couldn't take care of their parents
      now he calls me lazy all the time cos i am his" servant "but cant do things fast enough
      No empathy whatsoever....taught well from his family especially parents😮

  • @LittleFrenchHen
    @LittleFrenchHen Рік тому +179

    Amazing, Danish...you hit the nail on the head. Always moving, fidgeting, twitching with repetitive movements, always buying things - often the same thing twice, being gleeful and happy when doing things they aren't supposed to do (I could tell the change in demeanour immediately, and I always knew they were up to something).

    • @somerskye2750
      @somerskye2750 Рік тому +9

      Also, Restless Leg Syndrome can be added to the list. His feet always twitching, moving every 10, 20... seconds while sitting back in his recliner watching TV, never able to sit still, except 1 hour during deep sleep. Always a constant undertow of agitation. I was never able to relax on vacation either, lying on the beach next to him was uncomfortable. I was glad when he went into the water. A sigh of relief... Always walking on eggshells. Now I know why. Thank GOD we never lived together!!

    • @dorisbove2210
      @dorisbove2210 Рік тому +9

      @@somerskye2750 a lot of people have restless leg syndrome from a medical condition such as anemia, it has nothing to do with being narcissistic, narcissist always doing repetitive things like walking back and forth and talking a mile a minute and oftenly repeating themselves, because they're always being deceitful.

    • @chrisjemangelschots735
      @chrisjemangelschots735 Рік тому +4

      OMG this is so real. Every second of the day picking up his phone checking for messages and looking for supply. Nervous habits. Sickly materialistic, getting his kicks buying the newest and most expensive cars which "nobody has - he is the only one who drives them", plus all the attention he gets around it, again supply, but after a few months he is already bored and looking for another special fast car. Again attention and supply. He couldn't sit still next to me watching a movie, he is running through the house all the time looking for abstraction, his "house" also high finished materials, but everything has to stay in place and perfect, felt like living in a museum, oh yes, he won prices for best manager of the year, publicity around, and yes, also with his penthouse he was spotted and published, always attention, and the list can go on, I thaught "is he never getting tired ?" Oh no, it was me getting tired !! 😅😅
      In the restaurant he swallowed his food and even before he finished he was searching for the waiter finger snapping to make hurry and pay the bill asap and run. Very romantic !
      I remember the good old days when he made me feel like a queen, he ordered me desert, drinks and coffees as much as I pleased, having lovely small talks and having a good time... I thaught. I suppose this was the love bombing stage? 🤔🤔😅😅

    • @jeno4100
      @jeno4100 Рік тому +3

      Are narcissist paranoid too? My mom has targeted me for her paranoia. If I eat, cook, use the bathroom, or wash clothes, then I am trying to take over.

    • @baddiezone
      @baddiezone Рік тому +4

      @@jeno4100 yes , they need to control everything , aniexty is caused when they arent in control

  • @meenakumar4709
    @meenakumar4709 Рік тому +72

    My both parents were narcissist and unfortunately being empathetic I attracted a narcissistic husband too who died two yrs back... In first time in life I am in peace, I do meditation, follow spirituality. Gratitude💐

    • @spirituallysafe
      @spirituallysafe Рік тому +10

      Demons can be part of spirituality too remember. Only the way of Jesus is the true path, anything else will lead you to hell, even if it appears good. This is how Satan sucks a person in. Jesus said “I am the way, the truth and the life; no-one comes to God except through Me (John 14:6). Jesus wants you to to cast all your cares on Him because He cares for you (1 Peter 5:7). Only by repenting of sin and trusting in Jesus to guide your life are you spiritually safe for all eternity. I encourage you to prayerfully read The Holy Bible.

    • @virtualmedusa
      @virtualmedusa Рік тому +2

      I am glad you finally found peace after what must have been a lifetime of oppression with narcissists. As an empathetic person, it's nice to be home and get a break from negative stimuli.

    • @luluramos2981
      @luluramos2981 Рік тому +1

      @meenakumar4709 Meditation has also helped me with narcissistic parents. Good for you on finally finding peace ❤

    • @shireenramnarain4005
      @shireenramnarain4005 Рік тому +2

      U soo free😊

    • @lazaruschrist6575
      @lazaruschrist6575 Рік тому

      Spiritualiry will lead you tocthe biggest Narcissist of all SATAN!!!! Get SAVED ! 1 cor 15 1-4 kjv google it its your free gift of salvation wich You recieve through FAITH ALONE ! No works ! Lest any man should boast amen

  • @vacationeyes6430
    @vacationeyes6430 Рік тому +99

    This sounds a bit like ADHD, but where Narcissists differ is in their compelling need for control and their willingness to backstab anyone to get what they want. They are also manipulative and exploitative.

    • @staceycook6404
      @staceycook6404 Рік тому +2

      Yep exactly I’ve been thru this

    • @melisherwood5300
      @melisherwood5300 Рік тому +9

      I think they use ADHD as an excuse

    • @monimonmo
      @monimonmo Рік тому

      ADHD is a very real condition. Assuming someone is narcisstic because they're hyperactive is silly armchair psychology at best@@melisherwood5300

    • @shireenramnarain4005
      @shireenramnarain4005 Рік тому +6

      Soo true
      But people love people like this ...its strange
      Nobody wants to believe u

    • @debragillen255
      @debragillen255 Рік тому +5

      Ok .. now I see . I’m glad you stayed that . I was thinking I may be a narc but I’m not a hateful backstabbing person. I’m just very energetic 🤩

  • @yourbodyandu
    @yourbodyandu Рік тому +91

    It's strange how tired i was. At work, I would take lunch and fall asleep on the picnic table under the trees. I was expected to call "him" at lunch everyday. I tried to keep it brief so I could rest. I wanted to stay on top of that picnic table, watch the birds and trees and never go "home". After I left "him", I would wake up on the weekends, eat breakfast, make the bed and then fall back asleep in my clothes. Till 2 o 3 in the afternoon. Just couldn't stay awake. But, I woke up to peace.

    • @christiebell1029
      @christiebell1029 Рік тому +6

      In 2018 I was diagnosed with Idiopathic Hypersomnia. I think maybe being married for 20 years to a narcissist is the reason for my Hypersomnia. I never put the two together until now. I am still with him, but each day is like a roller coaster. I am so tired. 😔

    • @Wakka144
      @Wakka144 Рік тому +11

      I can totally relate to all of this and how he micromanaged every aspect of my life. I couldn’t have a moment to unwind after work. It was work, come home and start cleaning house, cooking, doing dishes, laundry, and then going to bed to start the cycle over again the next day because he would trash everything I had straightened up the day before.

    • @dollymondo
      @dollymondo Рік тому +6

      ​@@christiebell1029Leave him. Don't make excuses to yourself to endure. You get one life. Fight for it!

    • @anonymousa-uy1hk
      @anonymousa-uy1hk Рік тому +5

      They are literal vampires. Except, they don’t feed on your blood, they feed off of your life force/ essence.

    • @yourbodyandu
      @yourbodyandu 11 місяців тому

      @@Wakka144Mine promised to do so many things to help and never did. Even would turn out my requests of assistance.

  • @palmamingozzi5736
    @palmamingozzi5736 Рік тому +24

    Thank you for this explanation. No more circus. No more monkeys. Rest is good. Enjoy the little things.

  • @SummaGirl1347
    @SummaGirl1347 Рік тому +63

    This is exactly how I grew up - raised by two perpetually busy, but miserable, narcissists who constantly called me lazy because I wouldn't participate in their needless, frenetic absent-mindedness. My father became an alcoholic hoarder and my mother died of cancer at 48 after ten years of illness. You nailed this one, Danish - well done!

  • @nancybrown3816
    @nancybrown3816 Рік тому +9

    My ex narc use to always say " Idle Hands The Devil Makes"!! He could Never be idle was always doing something , going somewhere. Thanks to your video, now I understand why.

  • @stargazer3887
    @stargazer3887 Рік тому +21

    A narcissist I know invents a new need for a new hobby every day.
    So, at the end of the day she has done 2 different courses about spirituality, a yoga lesson, a pilates exercise, a fitness session with a nutritionist, a beauty therapy, a second beauty therapy, a meeting with the dermatologist, another one with a personal trainer, an online consultation for self improvement, a lesson for painting, cooking, playing piano and everything else that exists and someone else is doing around.
    And shopping. An endless one. All this without never stopping, resting or sleeping. The absolute absence of a conscious present moment.
    A huge impact on everyone's inner balance. Everybody at home is boring and lazy for her.

  • @777Pattie
    @777Pattie Рік тому +15

    Our narcissist also pretends to be tired when chores or child rearing needs to be attended too. Or our narcissist also pretends to have aches or a new injury. Amazing how fast & well they walk or do things for themselves when they think 💬 nobody is looking. We witness it every single time 😡😤.

  • @carparthero
    @carparthero Рік тому +54

    narcissists do not like peace and quiet, and for problems to be solved.
    these things are boring and most of all, force the narcissist to self-reflect.
    causing drama and conflict provides a distraction from them rotten self, and creates excitement for their pathetic lives.
    cheers from southern ontario, canada 🇨🇦

    • @tcbcmoto4895
      @tcbcmoto4895 Рік тому +1

      Wise words God bless us all whove had to deal with such sick freaks may God put a stop to there evil ways now all glory to God Amen!! 🙏❤

    • @carparthero
      @carparthero Рік тому +1

      @tcbcmoto4895 thanks for your kind words.
      all the best to you.
      - cheers, steven

    • @hopeh1095
      @hopeh1095 Рік тому

      Honestly, one of my supervisors are just like this. They look creating drama, confusion, and always in someone face. Believe he hates dealing with his inner self, but projects as if employees the problem.

    • @cocu9371
      @cocu9371 8 місяців тому

      Zero conflict resolution skills, bringing closure to "issues" will end the supply, the fight goes on forever. I call it manufatured controversy.

  • @reynamaldonado8082
    @reynamaldonado8082 Рік тому +29

    Oh my goodness this is so true I was diagnosed with PTSD and chronic fatigue and clinical depression 42 years with the ex narcissist
    I left him six years ago
    And I am still resting so much
    But I don't feel nothing compared to the way I used to when I was in the relationship with the narcissistic husband

  • @allisonnovak500
    @allisonnovak500 Рік тому +4

    Their appetite for avoidance and distraction is insatiable.

  • @christinalw19
    @christinalw19 Рік тому +26

    I don’t think of my husband as a narcissist, but he is like that on the weekends. I am an empath & a creative. I have to take moments of rest. He continues to keep on the move through the day. I have to take Mondays to rest & regroup and look forward to him going to work. 🤷🏼‍♀️

    • @LittleFrenchHen
      @LittleFrenchHen Рік тому +15

      I was the same. The relief I felt on a Monday morning to have the house to myself (if I wasn't at work anyway) was such a relief. The very fact we feel so much better when they are out of our space, speaks for itself!

    • @basque727
      @basque727 Рік тому +7

      Yes, I always looked forward to Mondays and hated when he took his vacations.

    • @renaewall4477
      @renaewall4477 Рік тому +5

      Yes, that was always something I looked forward to as well! Mondays...

    • @outlander234
      @outlander234 Рік тому +5

      If he is like that and you are an empath then I am sorry to say to you he has NPD. They always prey on emphats.

  • @maevemaiden
    @maevemaiden Рік тому +71

    My ex was constantly gaming and gambling when he wasn’t on social media. He was the exact opposite of me. I’m a writer I like music and plays and books and nature. I would sit outside and just meditate or try to enjoy the birds or just the sunshine and he would be constantly talking so I never had even one moment of peace which is when I started staying up all night after he went to sleep because it was the only time I could be at one with myself without him interrupting me and my thoughts. It also is the reason so many of us get trapped or stuck in the relationship because we are never able to sufficiently confront our emotions and our inner being that is screaming at us to get the hell out.

    • @undercoverbird8592
      @undercoverbird8592 Рік тому +7

      Totally- I’d stay up all night to have peace then he’d wake up and criticize me for still being up at 6am. Going to bed the same time and waking up the same time as him was THE LAST thing I did. That would have been all day, never ending torture.

    • @maevemaiden
      @maevemaiden Рік тому

      @@undercoverbird8592 and they have trust issues so they think everyone is like them talking to other people and cheating so they want you to be on the same schedule so they can watch you like a hawk. My ex was always accusing me of being up on social media or dating apps because that’s what he would be doing behind my back

    • @rachelgreen7729
      @rachelgreen7729 Рік тому

      Wow - this was my situation! The talking - 😩😩😩

    • @anonymousa-uy1hk
      @anonymousa-uy1hk Рік тому +1

      Wow, this point is dead on!!! They create so much drama and chaos that their victims are never able to take the time hear their inner voice speaking to them. And I’d like to add that this also prevents said victims from devising a good exit strategy to help them get out.

    • @rosyrose4620
      @rosyrose4620 Рік тому +2

      Yes, always noise, noise, noise with them. They cant SHUT UP. Sometimes I cannot even THINK around him.

  • @marylowe7135
    @marylowe7135 Рік тому +27

    This describes my sister as far as the need to stay busy, can't relax and even can't sleep well at night. But she's not one I can talk to and she's defensive ALL the time. I've tried to talk to her several times and if she doesn't want to hear it ( happened twice ) she walks away while I'm in the middle of a sentence. I quit trying to talk to her about anything of a serious nature, tired of walking on eggshells.

  • @gracejohnston7561
    @gracejohnston7561 Рік тому +24

    Right on. I cant believe how exhausted he has made us all. But we are getting there!👍🥰🇨🇦

  • @beautyinthedark7406
    @beautyinthedark7406 Рік тому +208

    Omg, this was my toxic entanglement. I always felt I had to be doing something when he was around. He made feel like I was lazy when I wasn’t busy. He never calls me lazy directly but his snarky attitude said otherwise. I worked took care of the house, kids etc and even then whenever he was around I felt I should be doing something. But it was ok for him to a complete lazy ass daily. He would come home, dinner always ready and he would retreat to the man cave for hrs. No engagement with me or the kids outside of saying hi🙄. But I can hear him on his phone calling people for conversation and laughing. Now that I’m fully educated on NPD this all make sense on what a true pathetic empty loser he is🤬

    • @sonja7halcyon
      @sonja7halcyon Рік тому +9

      Sounds like my Dad :/

    • @Mandolin523
      @Mandolin523 Рік тому +13

      Same here... covert narcissist husband I'm trying to divorce.

    • @heathermixson1265
      @heathermixson1265 Рік тому +23

      And they love sitting and watching others work or creating work for others to do.

    • @VgVi13
      @VgVi13 Рік тому +5

      @@heathermixson1265 💯%

    • @nancykg6666
      @nancykg6666 Рік тому +2

      We truly are married to Twin brothers!😂 . Always sabotaging love and joy!

  • @Life00707
    @Life00707 Рік тому +26

    I love this video.💯%true !
    They are bored all the time.
    Married to one 27 years.
    Excruciating pain for everyone in the family.

    • @zeldafedak9428
      @zeldafedak9428 Рік тому +3

      Yes Indeedie Life00707, for me it was 26 year marriage and another 10 years of severe legal stress from his vindictiveness. Also have a narcissic mother, could never stop talking, don't you dare try to close your eyes and say a silent prayer, instant interruption, the drama queen needed attention 24/7. I finally made no contact with both of them and it's taken YEARS to rid myself of the manipulative guilt, I love nothing more than to hear total silence now, no radio, no TV, just the hum of the fridge and none of the Narc's INCESSANT DRAINING MIND NUMBING ABILITY TO make me want to sleep for 12 hours after being anywhere near such a person for more than half an hour. Cheers and best wishes to you and all who have suffered from these neverending fidgety needy perpetually unrelaxed wackos.

  • @GeoffMaxwell
    @GeoffMaxwell Рік тому +5

    Your nervous system is constantly on edge when your with them .

  • @earthrooster1969
    @earthrooster1969 Рік тому +57

    Every morning started with utter chaos with my narc Mom creating so much ruckus. Every single day. Today she is old, ailing and is freaking out as self soothing is a skill that is totally alien to her!
    Thank you Danish..
    Your revelations have me sitting up. They are so on point!!!

    • @freud5898
      @freud5898 Рік тому +4

      Mama had to keep a fuss going over something all the time. I can certainly relate to @suhitamitra's experience.

    • @frickpoo6644
      @frickpoo6644 Рік тому +4

      Mee too. 51 yrs of dealing with my horrible mother. Only me. She does it to nobody else

    • @JackNance22
      @JackNance22 Рік тому +2

      My mom loved to put away dishes loudly first thing, which isn't annoying to wake up to at all...

    • @leighleigh3624
      @leighleigh3624 Рік тому +3

      @@JackNance22It’s like they want everyone in the house to know they are up and working.

  • @Skysmeller1
    @Skysmeller1 Рік тому +6

    My narcissistic brother used to come over for 90 minutes to 2 hours once every few months and he was unable to sit down. This really clarifies things. After an hour he would pace and look at his watch and very abruptly say he has to go , you can sense his anxiety as if he felt he fulfilled his role by completing a visit as a task and the task was done.

  • @benjamincole250
    @benjamincole250 Рік тому +3

    This guy videos are so therapeutic

  • @logothaironsides2942
    @logothaironsides2942 Рік тому +30

    This fits. My spouse has a constant need to be doing something or watching (video) and when asked why we must have video or music 24/7 he said it was so he doesn't have to think. I think of him as time greedy because he must fill every moment with things he likes even if it means ignoring everyone.

  • @_Renee2
    @_Renee2 Рік тому +15

    Thank you for clarifying. I was starting to get scared hearing you describe the restlessness. Ever since I escaped my mother’s reach I realize that I am incapable of sitting still. I'm either working 60+ hours a week or throwing myself into a new “hobby” such as baking, cooking, and cleaning like an obsessed person. When I do manage to sit still I grieve.

    • @Indyghurl
      @Indyghurl 11 місяців тому

      I've only just acknowledged this myself. I find it so hard to sleep, mindlessly watch box sets to keep me from sleeping, why, because that's when I really start to remember how my ex husband, now deceased, treated me. I'm also realising that I need to remember in order to heal and move on.

  • @nuncaestarde5911
    @nuncaestarde5911 Рік тому +5

    You are describing my husband sooo precisely!!! I can now understand why I’m so exhausted!! Sleep deprived and overwhelmed with hectic activities one after another for decades have definitely taken a toll on my health. No to mention the obsession about cars, buying stuff, impressing people with a myriad illusions. 😫😔

    • @hazel5520
      @hazel5520 11 місяців тому

      Mine wanted everybody in his family to see everything he had he would take pictures and post it on Facebook..
      And since they were just like him a narcissist they would come over and ask him for his stuff and make him find it for weed... I said go and brag about your stuff again dumb dumb

    • @barbaramorris5636
      @barbaramorris5636 11 місяців тому

      Back away leave him to it and learn to say no....I have feel much better

  • @basque727
    @basque727 Рік тому +22

    Danish, you nailed this one too, one hundred percent. He could never sit still, ever and it was weird. Always busy and was never able to finish projects. He would move on to other projects. When you showed that casino part, my mouth dropped open. We have a casino about seven miles where I used to live and he would always sneak out there. I thought he had a gambling problem, but this helps me to understand all that. He cheated on me with another, then he cheated on them and then he cheated on them. It was mind blowing. I'm a week out of that 20 year relationship and things are so much clearer. My chronic fatigue is easing up and my pain is becoming less. Thank God that I left when I did.
    It took me almost two years of planning but it is soooo worth it. Thank you for your videos Danish, you are a blessing. 🙏

    • @messagesofmercedes2352
      @messagesofmercedes2352 Рік тому +6

      Sooo Proud of you!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Some people don't have the patience or STRENGTH to think clearly enough to break Free! Keep living your New Beautiful life without those demonic energies sucking your soul. God is going to do amazing things for you🙏🏾

    • @amberinthemist7912
      @amberinthemist7912 Рік тому +5

      It's truly amazing to me how my physical problems have improved as I've worked to remove the narc in my life.
      I'm so glad you got out and are experiencing the same. I hope it just keeps getting better and better for you!

    • @renaewall4477
      @renaewall4477 Рік тому +3

      I also was married for 27 wasted years to a Narc. I wish I could have seen the videos a long time ago! Because I didn't know the Demon I was married to! Or understand it. Like I do now.
      I thank GOD for me getting away from him. He is now married to victim #3! Who will have to learn the same hard lesson that I did!

    • @basque727
      @basque727 Рік тому

      @@messagesofmercedes2352 thank you. It was the hardest thing I have ever done. I moved 200 miles away from my hometown. I don't know anybody in this new town, but I will eventually. Not interested in another relationship for a long time. I now have trust issues so its my turn.😊

  • @lindafriesz955
    @lindafriesz955 Рік тому +39

    That's what happened to me. I was married to my husband for 40 years. 8 years before the end of our relationship I shut down. I couldn't do it anymore. I was tired from all of the garbage that went on in my life with him. The running around having to do things constantly. Constantly selling our homes and buying other homes. I was tired and I couldn't do it any more. It was all about him and what he was going to do and what he was going to get. Finally, last summer in April I caught him having an affair with a married woman he had me falsely arrested and removed from my home with a false restraining order. I couldn't come back home one month later. All I could do was pray and ask God to vindicate me all. I wanted to do Was to go home? I prayed and prayed and asked God to vindicate me. Exactly one month later, on May 15th. She broke up with him and he couldn't handle it any committed suicide.

    • @mzbarb
      @mzbarb Рік тому +7

      Wowwww
      Sooo unfortunate that it took that for you to be finally free.

    • @TaWandaJoyner
      @TaWandaJoyner Рік тому +7

      May God Continue To Bless You and Keep You Free! I have nothing against your deceased husband except the demons that he allowed to hold him down. Reaping and sowing is real and he reaped everything he sowed through his free will decisions. Your prayers availed much and brought you freedom to return home. May your bereavement process be swift.💐🙏💝🎊

    • @lindafriesz955
      @lindafriesz955 Рік тому +3

      @@TaWandaJoyner Thank you for those words of encouragement. That's right, you report you. So God bless you, and thank you again.

    • @TaWandaJoyner
      @TaWandaJoyner Рік тому +1

      @@lindafriesz955 You are so welcome!💐🙏🦋

    • @terrymoore565
      @terrymoore565 Рік тому

      I hope your not too happy..

  • @hanabihaku8732
    @hanabihaku8732 Рік тому +8

    Thanks for the video. I have a narcissistic colleague who often sent me messages during weekends and on public holidays, and she always requested me to send her files. When she got what she wanted, she replied 'tq', and usually without an apology for disturbing me during my rest time. One day, I had enough when she asked me if I would be at the office during a weekend. I told her 'no'. After I rejected her requests many times, she has stopped bothering me. I used to think that she was a workaholic, but now I understand that she's just a narcissist.

  • @PaintWithWheat
    @PaintWithWheat Рік тому +17

    Perfect explanation!! I was pregnant and he would ridicule me when I got so tired trying to keep up with him in every way. He was exhausting!!! Thank you for explaining, makes so much sense and continues to validate my feelings and experiences!!!

  • @ThatMontanaMom
    @ThatMontanaMom Рік тому +25

    In the love bombing stage I just thought we were being active because we were doing things we both actually liked. After time I never felt like I could rest. Then he would go into a depressive swing on the weekend and want to stay in bed all day, with me right beside him! I absolutely grew to HATE it. What's worse, he tried to force "family time" on my kids (not his), dragging them with us on outings they weren't interested in and didn't enjoy. He would then be nothing but a non-stop verbally abusive foul mouthed jerk the whole time making it miserable for us all! Before I got us out I stopped allowing him to try and force my kids into activities they were miserable doing. I found ways to do things WE liked when he was at work. After I got us out it felt like we had escaped a prison camp. Freedom never tasted so sweet!

    • @tuinov6286
      @tuinov6286 Рік тому

      Why is it that narcissists can have a family when normal men are getting ignored or used and disrespected by women?

    • @ThatMontanaMom
      @ThatMontanaMom Рік тому +1

      @@tuinov6286 That is a valid question. I could ask as well from my own experience why I, as a loyal, honest, giving, hard working woman seem to attract partners who want to gaslight, ghost, or in the case of my last relationship, a violently abusive partner?

    • @tuinov6286
      @tuinov6286 Рік тому

      @@ThatMontanaMom You women usually go with the man that approaches you and initiates. The men who are not full of themselves and have a good heart will not bother you even if they are attracted. The narcissist will bother you no matter what you feel. The solution for your problem is you have to initiate. Sadly most women are turned off if the man doesn't pursue and they call him feminine.
      Or maybe you are just lying to me and to yourself, you find the narcissist more exciting and thats why you go with him instead of going with a good man. A narcissist triggers both good and bad feelings, the emotional extremes are more fun and subconciously more attractive than a man who simply respects you.

    • @ThatMontanaMom
      @ThatMontanaMom Рік тому

      @@tuinov6286 your comment leads with "you women" and is followed be a lot of generalizations. I HAVE approached men in the past, thinking there was connection only to find there was nothing on his end. You talk about a good hearted man not "bothering" a woman even if they like her. So, how is she supposed to even know he is interested? Women don't like being rejected any more than a man does. It hurts! Yet your comment makes it sound like you want the women to risk that rejection instead of yourself? As for abusers, they don't show up abusive. On the contrary, they put on the mask of sincere interest, attention, love and romance. It is only after they know they have you that the switch flips. Power imbalances in relationships are no joke and women can be abusive just like men. An intimate relationship is a working partnership and BOTH parties should be capable of taking initiatives.

    • @tuinov6286
      @tuinov6286 Рік тому

      @@ThatMontanaMom Forget it. Im done. Bye.

  • @chezza720
    @chezza720 Рік тому +5

    Very inciteful. This describes my mother perfectly. I never realised not being able to rest and sit still was a narcissistic trait. Explains why my poor dad is always yelled at for being lazy. He's now 82 and she still yells at him for not helping around the house and ridicules him when he falls asleep while watching TV.

  • @miryreina925
    @miryreina925 Рік тому +1

    Thank you for what you said at the end...no generalizing, and anyone can have a trauma response.

  • @NoxAtlas
    @NoxAtlas Рік тому +26

    That's very relatable. Though I'm not a narcissist, I used to suppress a lot of negative emotions and horrible memories. I've kept myself busy all the time because deep down I knew it would hit me like a truck if I allowed all these traumas to resurface.
    I can't muster up sympathy for narcissists because I've been dealing with people like these in the past and it never ended well for me. But the constant restlessness, the paranoia and the nightmares really take a toll on your sanity. It's a hell that I don't wish upon my worst enemy

    • @incremental_failure
      @incremental_failure Рік тому +1

      According to this video, you are a narcissist. A true narcissist wouldn't reflect on themselves critically, that's not what they do. So this video is pointless. Most narcissists just like to be in the center of attention and typically that doesn't involve work, it involved partying and being a social butterfly.

    • @NoxAtlas
      @NoxAtlas Рік тому +2

      @incremental_failure I think you don't understand the intention of these videos. They are made to raise awareness of why narcissists think and act the way they do so people won't fall victims for them so easily. True, narcissists won't reflect on themselves, but people dealing with narcissists or suffering abuse by narcissists can learn to reflect on the situation and realize what's happening to them and how they can escape it.
      While it's true that the lack of self-reflection is a symptom that all narcissists show, it's not exclusive to them and that's what he said in his videos too. I'm getting the feeling you didn't watch them or completely missed it.
      And what makes you say that narcissism doesn't involve work and it's about partying? Many people in high positions are narcissists, sociopaths, etc. Being a CEO or having employees depending on them makes them the center of attention by default. And it gives them something they really love: control over people. They can take control over your finances to some degree, control you by threatening to fire or sanctioning you, they can harass you and make you do whatever they want and get away with it. And if you get out of line, they'll use every dirty trick to humiliate you or completely ruin your life.

    • @incremental_failure
      @incremental_failure Рік тому +1

      @@NoxAtlas And it's based on what? Where is the research? It's one guy with an opinion. So many of these blabber channels on UA-cam and enough silly because to believe anything they're told.
      Becoming a CEO is one of the hardest ways to gain power in society. They released numbers on sociopathy in professions and doctors, police officers, lawyers were up there. Becoming a police officer is the absolute easiest way to get a lot of power over people. Doctors come second, you can literally control whether people live or die.

    • @NoxAtlas
      @NoxAtlas Рік тому

      @@incremental_failure So... narcissists are incapable of pursuing a career? You know that the US had a narcissist as president, right? Or look at Elon Musk.

    • @anonymousa-uy1hk
      @anonymousa-uy1hk Рік тому

      I don’t think it’s as simple as needing to be distracted all the time. Lots of people do that and are not necessarily narcissistic. But when a person’s need for distraction becomes pathological and it’s paired with other narcissistic red flags, it’s probably a good sign that the person you’re dealing with is probably a narcissist.

  • @mrgordy1980
    @mrgordy1980 Рік тому +6

    This is the video I was waiting for.
    Edit: brilliance, this sums everything up 100% from the nervous system to the chronic need for attention, all of it. Thank you

  • @reneec2583
    @reneec2583 Рік тому +23

    Thank you for another valuable healing tool. I've never seen this topic covered before. I had assumed that his need to constantly be moving was from his ADHD. But the way you detail out the reasons, and knowing his background, this does sound like him. I'm fatigued when he's around,... and find energy when he's away. Thank you for giving me another puzzle piece to this picture.

  • @scleo1959
    @scleo1959 Рік тому +1

    Danish, you are so knowledgeable. I really learn a lot from your videos. Your brutal honesty is appreciated.

  • @undercoverbird8592
    @undercoverbird8592 Рік тому +9

    You know you are over a narcissist when you are fine with them watching tv, on their phone or out of the house- by god…. Let them do anything but talk to or be around me!! 😂 that gray rock is great when you are so boring and don’t care what they say or do. I gave them my moo cow face. 😂😂They NEED drama- don’t give it to them. ❤

  • @robindonnelly
    @robindonnelly Рік тому +27

    Danish, I’m glad you made the distinction between narcissist vs. trauma response. I was married for a short period of time to someone like this and I was worn down to a nub. I couldn’t nap or I was called lazy. I couldn’t read a book or I was accused of being antisocial. He ran me into the ground and I couldn’t get it right. After decades of accumulated trauma from him, others, and life… and having been in and out of therapy my entire life, I am a high-functioning depressed person with chronic illness who’s into many things after spending decades beat down by abuse. I could look like a narcissist if someone went by some videos out there because I am busy following my curiosity in retirement. But, I do rest, nap, lounge extravagantly, and sometimes do absolutely nothing. Literally. It’s bliss that has come from dealing with every.thing. Great episode. I love that you’re not doing what so many others are doing on this topic in their videos… and that is leaving it to the black and white, all-or-nothing thinking, that if everyone does XYZ, they are a narcissist… (that only narcissists do.) So many people need that reminder to critical think and question what they are seeing. ❤ Thanks again.

    • @LForbesDeWild
      @LForbesDeWild 11 місяців тому

      You described my life for the past 15 years! I too am a high-functioning depressed person raised by narc parents, and I married two narc husbands (different ones). I sure knew how to pick them! Once this divorce is final, I'll be blissfully single for the rest of my life.

    • @markopolo6009
      @markopolo6009 11 місяців тому

      You are literally weak lol, and you left your life partner.

  • @SharkE747
    @SharkE747 Рік тому +24

    The ex pushed me to where I just didn't want to do anything for her anymore. Everything was always a command or a demand for her to then display disappointment or disgust for whatever reason. If I did it out of love or the joy of doing something for her it was still never good enough or a waste of time or money. No different than my dad turning things that I enjoyed doing into a punishment. I'm sure that you understand what that does to you.

    • @maritzacaruth9283
      @maritzacaruth9283 Рік тому +3

      Not to mention giving away things right in front of me, that I had bought as a gift for her. Or offering me things that she considered fit for the 🗑.

  • @robertaurens5665
    @robertaurens5665 Рік тому +1

    That explains an awful lot. They're frightened of themselves. That simple

  • @rashmishrivastava1906
    @rashmishrivastava1906 Рік тому +7

    Absolutely right 👍 Danish! I'm from India...my husband is a convert nars. He cheated on me for over 10 years. ....he never shamed me about their behaviour.....and he can't sit still constantly showing he is busy busy.... now I understand the behind this type of behaviour.Thanx a lot.

    • @muma6559
      @muma6559 Рік тому +2

      Why are you with someone who cheats on you for over ten years ??

  • @Brendita8
    @Brendita8 Рік тому +2

    Good episode. I have seen this in several narcissists.

  • @yvonnemagliocco8507
    @yvonnemagliocco8507 Рік тому +16

    Omg. Before I ever knew my ex was a narc, I used to tell my ex bf (narc) to slow down and stop running like a hamster on a wheel and give his nervous system and adrenals a break. He couldn’t sit still. He is everything you described as he has the financial means to be a materialistic creep. No soul. 💔🙏🏼

    • @gorgeouswales9635
      @gorgeouswales9635 Рік тому

      Hamster Lol

    • @Liz-in8lu
      @Liz-in8lu 7 місяців тому

      Yeah my ex had to have the tv always! Even going to bed. He never ever drank water only coffee and wine. I didn’t get it at first…

  • @richardhayes706
    @richardhayes706 Рік тому +3

    I’ve noticed that people who like attention, namely narcissists, egotistical and more extroverted people sometimes seem more lost and vulnerable when they are alone and maybe not fully comfortable in their skin, but when they are with people they seem more connected, distracted etc with chat/ banter etc.
    I feel I notice it as I’m a total introvert and I feel I can sense different behaviours because I am not in the centre of things, more observant on the periphery and am ok being alone..

  • @freebird5469
    @freebird5469 Рік тому +12

    Yes, constantly on the move! Even when they are "relaxing", you can see they aren't relaxed. They think just being nonstop busy(especially work related) is something to be proud of and admired for. It's really not. They also love taking a week-end retreat and a few online classes on things like learning how to be a "life coach", or yoga instructor, or meditation teacher, or nutritionist, or whatever, and then thinking they are now an "expert", and start working as one to "help" all their clients in their newfound field. Then moving on to something else when that doesn't pan out, or they get bored with it. Narcissists come a dime dozen, so they have a lot of company for small talk, and in staying "busy" with activities that really have no substance. There is nothing more meaningless and empty than being around a group of narcissists, let alone one. I have learned to just let them get on with their life(it is their choice), but keep them out of mine.

  • @margolane3361
    @margolane3361 Рік тому +12

    great video. This is something that doesn't get talked about enough when dealing with narcs.

  • @the_diamond_frequency
    @the_diamond_frequency Рік тому +39

    Hi Danish, thank you for this beautiful explanation. There are many different channels nowadays talking about narcissism, but I like how you talk about perspectives I don’t hear anywhere else. I think it’s because you have been raised by narcissists, while others seem to have had a relationship with one. It was just a thought I had, no judgement, I’m just glad seeing all of you bringing more awareness. You have given me so much insights in the behaviour of these people. Thank you so much for doing this, your content is amazing. ❤

    • @judypohorille208
      @judypohorille208 Рік тому +2

      Danish thank you for all your insights into the quirky nature of the Narc. You bring up things that I never thought of as being idiosyncratic to a narcissist. I have seen this in my daughter-in-law so distinctly. She perpetually would 24/7 be doing puzzles on her phone. Alternately making unnecessary and costly trips just for the sake of being in her car going somewhere. It never seemed important where the somewhere was as long as she is moving. The irony is that all the activity never produced anything productive - it was activity for the sake of activity and not to achieve anything - so sad.

  • @mafunasekaisi2290
    @mafunasekaisi2290 Рік тому +1

    Thank you very much you have just my question right on time. He is always on his feet, phone, and chasing crowds 😂😂🙌

  • @yourbodyandu
    @yourbodyandu Рік тому +7

    Danish, I notice that a lot of comments talk about the narcissist. Yes, we need to understand what we experienced. However, at some point we have to turn the focus back on ourselves. Narcissists can not continue to be allowed to control our thoughts.

  • @monarene44
    @monarene44 Рік тому +2

    This was a really good message today. They do hustle. That describes it well.

  • @higgins0112able
    @higgins0112able Рік тому +13

    100% on point!! Incredible description of this topic. I'm exhausted just thinking about it! God bless you Danish 🙏❤️

    • @cocu9371
      @cocu9371 8 місяців тому +1

      Whew! I cannot tell you the number of times I had to get a cab and leave her with the car just to get home and rest, after roaming around all day. You can tell the kids are exhausted somehow she coud not see it. I hope I was able to bring some order to the lives of my chidren, the chaos is unfathomable.

    • @higgins0112able
      @higgins0112able 8 місяців тому

      Well, certainly you brought to the children's lives some desperately needed stability. God bless.

  • @maureenwilson6031
    @maureenwilson6031 Рік тому

    I see this everyday. Never sitting still, trouble sleeping, and talking incessantly.

  • @SophieBird07
    @SophieBird07 Рік тому +6

    So true! My narc neighbor (and ex-“friend”, and still a neighbor) stopped by right after I had watched this post. (I have to remain on civil terms with him for other reasons.) But looking at such behavior from the other side now it is really interesting. He was here for all of 30 minutes and made five phone calls! All while “visiting” with me. I feel so free and in control and no longer victim to his games.

  • @jenblum9960
    @jenblum9960 Рік тому +3

    Thank you for pointing this out! I was constantly exhausted from going non-stop every day, night, weekend with multiple trips every year. It was too much!

  • @tarunsingh2206
    @tarunsingh2206 Рік тому +8

    You have such a deep understanding of narcissist such that you were yourself in the skin of narcissist 😅
    Thank you, really a deep psychological analysis. Helps me to understand better and forgive myself and the other.

  • @deverene8
    @deverene8 Рік тому +4

    Love your simple, direct, easy to understand explanations to this sickness!

  • @mikaeltvedt4245
    @mikaeltvedt4245 Рік тому +3

    You hit the nail here. I dated a women like this... Kind of hyperactive and exhausted at the same time, she told me I was this and that, and then she left

  • @TupacsHomegirl
    @TupacsHomegirl Рік тому +1

    I have narc mom, this hit nail on head

  • @smithkaren1387
    @smithkaren1387 Рік тому +6

    💯 Danish! Another great analysis to help me understand and heal. My ex was ALWAYS "busy" and could not sit still, like he was a little kid. He would even assign chores for me disguised as him wanting me to cook certain recipes that took a lot of time VS quick foods.

  • @joshuaburns680
    @joshuaburns680 Рік тому +1

    Wow, you hit it right on the head. Mine has secret land shops like crazy and always wants a new car months after buying one

    • @cocu9371
      @cocu9371 8 місяців тому

      They crave for new shinny things, like a child would. Their attention span is much like a toddlers too. The pleasureable effect of receiving a gift wears off quickly and they are off to look for the next new thing.
      Buying a gift for a narcissistic partner is a waste of money, to them nothing is of any intrinstic value. They are incapable to empathy hence incapable of sentimentality,.

  • @margolane3361
    @margolane3361 Рік тому +24

    Yes, my husband's father and my father are always shifting spots and looking at the TV during family visits then act all offended when no one wants to talk to them because having a conversation with them is impossible.

    • @outlander234
      @outlander234 Рік тому +4

      My father exactly the same. Its like having unsociable stranger in the house. When we were all younger we kinda thought oh he is tired from work let him have his me time but then when he retired it all because pretty obvious who he was. This is why all these marriages continue for so long because of being busy with work. I found it kinda humorous when during Covid it was reported that divorces tripled or something because people were finally forced to spend more time together.

  • @IFYOUWANTITGOGETIT
    @IFYOUWANTITGOGETIT Рік тому

    Dude. It is crazy how accurate this is. Truly.

  • @Melanie-fz3uz
    @Melanie-fz3uz Рік тому +13

    Wow! I can't believe how accurately this describes my husband. Over the past year or so I was thinking it was ADD, but over the past few months I am begining to realize that he is a low level narcissist. He doesn't buy things, but he is always working, whether working at his job or at the house. He never rests. We've been married for 25 years and now I know why I am so exhausted and worn out. My children are worn out.

    • @rosyrose4620
      @rosyrose4620 Рік тому

      It has me so wore out i just want to stay in bed🤦‍♀️

  • @girlnextdoor369
    @girlnextdoor369 Рік тому +1

    Again… another video spot on 🎯 Spent 14 years married to one and at year 12 was at the end of my rope and was diagnosed with cancer. You described my life perfectly! 😢

  • @conniedada2302
    @conniedada2302 Рік тому +5

    I walked away about 18 months ago from a 14 year marriage to a covert narcissist. He could never sit still. He exhausted me. I worked as a nurse, long hours and very stressful. Plus my youngest had epilepsy and cerebral palsy. I was exhausted all the time. My ex would be laying in bed next to me talking and laughing loudly to his family or a friend in Yoruban on the phone. I would be trying to sleep. He would also watch movies or play video games loudly. When I was talking with him he would turn up the sound. Prior to us being together every fee months I would book a a hotel for myself, go relax and sleep, totally chill for two nights on a weekend. The kids would be at their dad's. I was able to re-energize. But then came the narc. He made fun of me wanting to go to a hotel to rest. Said it was a total waste of money. Told me i didnt need it. I always felt exhausted. Was miserable. I found out he had been on a dating site for 2 years. But now, i am very well rested. I do self care. And am very glad i walked away.

  • @steadypace1262
    @steadypace1262 Рік тому

    The narcissist is restless and cannot really relax because they are running away from their true-self, they are scared of their past catching up with them. Good video.

  • @lisahalcomb2252
    @lisahalcomb2252 Рік тому +5

    I was raised by 2 narcissists and found that I went on to marry one. You put all my internal thoughts into words. Things that I know but just couldn’t put together. I am so tired and drained from the constant talking, tv/radio most waking hours, new projects I usually have to finish but criticized for not doing it right, constant buying, no help when I really need it for important things/tasks, etc, etc, etc. You said it all. Thank you!

  • @sondrahurd6336
    @sondrahurd6336 Рік тому

    I can't even tell you how accurately you hit the nail on the head here.

  • @frickpoo6644
    @frickpoo6644 Рік тому +3

    I'm 51. This describes my narcissist mother. She never let's up, she only targets me

  • @biddibee3526
    @biddibee3526 Рік тому +1

    You described one of my parents as well as my current roommate. Wow.

  • @doristorresphd
    @doristorresphd Рік тому +5

    This is spot on. Thank you for this video. 🙏🏼💕

  • @Ginabina76
    @Ginabina76 Рік тому +5

    Me, hubby and 3 teen boys packed up and moved cross country so my parents could spend what time they have left with our kids. We couldn't share driving because I had 2 boys and our van, hubby a uhaul, his car on a trailer and 1 boy. From wy to pa ...it took days...about an hour after we got there she started hounding about unloading the uhaul. They can not sit still. Ever.

  • @Unknown-sn8px
    @Unknown-sn8px Рік тому +9

    Excellent information 👏 Thank you so much. It is absolutely a God send. My husband is a covert narc and this video explains so much of his behaviour. I feel so much better about myself after hearing this information. My husband has called me boring, lazy etc and he has never truly understood why sometimes I don't want to go out especially after when I've raised our daughter like a single mum. He has never been around due to his need of escapism and lack of concentration. I currently had to move in with my mum with my daughter because he went to live with his full blown narcissistic mother because he doesn't have enough money to provide for his wife and child (which is not true). He has money but always says its not enough. Everything is always not enough. Love bombs me everytime he wants something then devalues me if I say no and chucks a tantrum like a small child only because he didn't get his way and if he wants something he doesn't stop nagging about it until he gets his way. We've been married for 10 years and 18 years in total. I only recently have realised who he really is as his mask has finally fallen off. I see his good side but then I realise but isn't his 'good side' only a lie? 🤔 Its very confusing, time consuming and extremely draining to be with a narcissists. You're never good enough and enough is never enough. You can never win with a narcissist. You're damned if you do and damned if you don't 🙈

    • @lynshively5980
      @lynshively5980 Рік тому +3

      Hey there, been married and with mine since I was 17, I am 63 now. Just learned about this last year. So yeah, am now in the midst of figuring out what 2 do. My children are married, never see them or hear from them. Figure out how much more you want to lose in life then decide what you will do. Don't wait. Give up hope on the relationship and look to an actual future. Life is short, you deserve to be treated like you exist. I don't even know you and believe you are a warm, kind, empathetic person. Please don't waste your care, love , devotion be wasted on your team member who does not care or love you

  • @mzbarb
    @mzbarb Рік тому +2

    My ex Narc was a hoarder
    ALWAYS excepting things from ppl that he didn't need, things that didn't work, and too many things in a 1 bedroom apartment.
    TVs that don't work, karaoke machine, etc...and ALWAYS wanted anything that I had.
    It felt like he was competing with me

  • @sunshinedayz2172
    @sunshinedayz2172 Рік тому +3

    Thank you Danish. I always know your videos are going to be good so I just hit the like button and I'm never disappointed.

  • @josephinepee811
    @josephinepee811 Рік тому +1

    Every espisode I am watching is like, you have been right there with me when I lived as a prime target of a narcissist and take my words from my lips and describe every aspect that I had seen, heard, felt and taken from my from self-worth. I can't thank you enough.

  • @page1news
    @page1news Рік тому +6

    You have perfectly described my 24 year-old adopted son and his girlfriend. They are a narcissistic pair. Thank you so much for the insight.

  • @hillbillyherb
    @hillbillyherb Рік тому

    Wow very enlightening! "Lazy" is such a trigger word for me, and now I understand why...

  • @IMrHumbleWays
    @IMrHumbleWays Рік тому +15

    I appreciate you helping others this topic should be taught in schools because people seem to come learn after the traumas
    I recently dumped my narc ex for my own sanity and I’ve never felt so tired before

    • @zandatee
      @zandatee Рік тому +1

      You are right. It should be tought in schools.

    • @rosyrose4620
      @rosyrose4620 Рік тому

      Sucks the life right out of you

  • @sarahblasdell5261
    @sarahblasdell5261 Рік тому +2

    Wow. I can't believe how accurate you are. I just stopped allowing myself to care what he says when i sit still. He still makes comments. I know its his misery. The talking. The buying. Thats why he hates me and my son. We made it to where he can't buy everything he wants to. He even repeats stoires hes already told me and gets annoyed when i tell him he told me already. His stories are boring because they are now repeated. Hes already told me everything it seems. He is not happy with the small things.

  • @warriormom5843
    @warriormom5843 Рік тому +15

    Danish, your videos are PRICELESS!! You hit every relevant example in detail. Also, all of their feigned business is a train to nowhere. They often accomplish NOTHING!! It’s all about snowing others to THINK they’re so important. They walk away with nothing! Unlike a non-NARC trauma response (let’s say of a codependent) of “toxic over-doing” or over-achieving), where you take on too much/have too much on your proverbial plate, but in the end, you walk away with something very tangible, like an educational degree, or a prestigious award-often to not only convince ourselves we have worth, but to PROVE to others (often NARCs), that we deserve praise, and that we are worthy. I’ve learned that the only person I should be concerned about pleasing is ME. And then ya know what?? The right people will follow naturally! #fillyourowncup #findyourtribe Thank you, Danish! THANK YOU!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

  • @audreyshannon8709
    @audreyshannon8709 Рік тому +2

    Danish you are an incredible human being. Always spot on information. Exactly nail on the head with so much clarity.

  • @cherankimiorak1739
    @cherankimiorak1739 Рік тому +4

    This is so true! This happened to me, he was a early bird and I enjoyed a sleep in every now and then however, he would not let me. He would expect me to wake up when he wakes up and if I didn’t I was lazy 😒

  • @dennisweikel2566
    @dennisweikel2566 10 місяців тому

    Helped me understand why the Narcissist became bored once they had me.

  • @shelbyandmargaret
    @shelbyandmargaret Рік тому +3

    Thank you for your channel. I've noticed many people mention how narcissists are often trauma survivors but may I ask, who isn't a trauma survivor in one way or another except for a smaller number of people ?
    I believe what actually makes the narcissist different from the majority is that the narcissist has chosen to live and operate in self serving evil and nothing will change that.
    Evil has given them pleasure and accomplishments and there's nothing anyone who hasn't accepted the same spirit can do except leave the narcissist alone.
    Thank you🤔

  • @leeni3787
    @leeni3787 10 місяців тому

    This makes so much sense now. Yes, I was fatigued for years after dating a narcissist and then coming across another one as a friend. Thank you for making it clear. Bless you

  • @agneskabura-w3c
    @agneskabura-w3c Рік тому +5

    True.. the exhaustion catches up with them later in life. Resulting to terminal illnesses. I have witnessed this myself... Wah... pathetic indeed 😢😢😢

  • @JG-rs2fb
    @JG-rs2fb Рік тому +2

    Once again you are right on point..especially not letting you rest and putting you down when you don't feel like going. WOW! Thanks for confirming that I am not crazy!

  • @destinedtoreign
    @destinedtoreign Рік тому +3

    As it is written (Isaiah 57:21) ... There is no peace for the wicked.

  • @MarieAntoinette1938_tmc
    @MarieAntoinette1938_tmc 2 місяці тому +1

    They absolutely hate people around them who are simple and relaxed, and they refer to those people as boring and lazy. They are always getting into something it's like they are always looking for trouble and looking to mess things up and cause commotion and disruption.

  • @Jdxscvhb
    @Jdxscvhb Рік тому +4

    so very true! They trigger themselves into a psychotic fits all of the sudden without provocation and create a tornado around them by driving everyone into a frenzy; and, if you refuse to respond to it, they will mot stop with tenacity of a bull until you break down into tears, screaming, loosing your inner peace and balance -loosing yourself, exploding.
    And then…oh, miracle! They suddenly calm in a split second with a satisfied expression on their face, even a smile - almost leaking their lips after a satisfactory feast…. while you are are still shivering, wiped out and completely disoriented about what has just happened to you.
    They look like they got their magic fix, while it will take you days to rebalance yourself; and after years of living together, this rebalancing takes longer and longer until the damage permanently destroys your health physically and psychologically

    • @abigailmcewan
      @abigailmcewan Рік тому

      Yes! Great description. Completely resonates with me.