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How to Avoid Marrying a Narcissist In this video, Dr. David Clarke will teach you how to avoid marrying a narcissist and protect yourself from toxic relationships. Watch now for crucial tips a...

Accept people for who they are and move on. Although this is easier said than done, it is necessary. You may experience hurt for a while, but it is better than feeling the hurt, stress, anger, frustration, sadness, anxiety and disappointment, that comes with narcissistic abuse, for the rest of your life. Narcissistic abuse is a lifetime of abuse, exploitation, and maltreatment if you stay or if they do not leave. Get Free! Stay Free!

The narcissist is a chameleon that hides behind their false self. When the mask falls it can be traumatizing to realize that you never knew the person you fell in love with. The day you accept that you fell in love with a narcissist is the beginning of your freedom from exploitation, abuse, and maltreatment. Get Free! Stay Free!

On average, it takes a victim of narcissistic abuse 7 attempts before leaving their abuser for good. The most unsafe time for a victim of narcissistic abuse is when you decide to leave, in some cases. The abuser may sense that you are leaving and they are losing power. Losing power and control over a victim is one of the greatest threats to an abuser and thus they may act in dangerous or malignant ways to regain control over their victim especially when they do not have other narcissistic supply or they have been exposed. Get Free! Stay Free!

Although both men and women who perpetrate narcissistic abuse cycle through each stage of narcissistic abuse to exploit others for their own personal gain, they may have opposing ways of doing so. One of the differences between male and female narcissists is men tend to be more aggressive when angry and women tend to be more passive-aggressive when angry as research reviewed by the Scientific Advisory Board has shown.