The narcissistic person will discard a friend, partner or family member because:
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Tuesday, February 23, 2021
A Narcissistic Person
Monday, January 18, 2021
Wednesday, January 13, 2021
There comes a time in life when a person with a good heart, who trusts and believes in all the good, has to realize that all the good in the world can not stop the lying, secrets, manipulation, attacks and evil that someone continues to throw at them. They will always try to take advantage of the people with good hearts. Sometimes we are called gullible, naïve, or even fools. That is not it at all. We WANT to believe that people change, we PRAY that God will change us as well as them.
If you believe in good, then you know there is evil... in many forms. Many times those attacks come from those that we know well and that is the most hurtful but we must remember that meanness and manipulation comes from within them not us. As hurtful as it may be, it is not for us to retaliate. They are responsible for their actions and they will someday pay the consequences. Ours is to focus on what comes from within us and to keep a gentle heart, our heads held high, our eyes looking up and to continue to pray for strength. In other words, put it in Gods hands because it is not ours to carry. (Philippians 4) "Let our gentleness be evident to all." Show it, practice it and live it
Wednesday, January 6, 2021
I always smiled and shook off the disregard as though making light of it would make it hurt less, but it never did. It only hurt more. I smiled through the silence, the ever changing story lines of you, choking words up like truth, bleeding pieces of white lies that offered a flag waving. But the flag was red, turning brighter, weighing heavier on my heart with each month disappearing into thin air like a magic trick of how we never happened. And everything was fine until one day it wasn’t anymore. Ruined beyond repair by what you had to do to move on. So be it.
Everyone has their way of moving forward. I’m sorry I had to be the stepping stone of all things evil and untrue to make honesty of you. Being truthful from the start could have avoided the drama you stirred with your own hands instead of using it to hurt me more. People with secrets guarded tight always point the finger in the wrong direction. I’m sorry it had to be me in the path of that blow, but whatever makes everyone feel like a good person, misplacing concern like a friend with a knife, lying. I know who I am and I guess you never did. I never knew you like I thought.
But I know this journey is one you have traveled often. I was never anyone special. You taught me that. Perfect Shot. When someone is already down and you stand there and keep kicking, of course they are going to take longer getting up. But they will get up again. I will get up again. And I will stand stronger and still have the ability to say, our time mattered. I will stand taller and still remember you fondly as the person who made me feel like I mattered for a short time. I am big enough to rise above the part where I never meant anything to you. I know what we were. No one has the power to take that away, not even you. We loved, we lost. The end.
-Stephanie Bennett-Henry
Monday, February 19, 2018
The Master Manipulator & His Pet Monkey
Saturday, February 3, 2018
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Histrionic Behaviour
Histrionic Behaviour
Tends to have exaggerated, unpredictable emotional reactions to almost any incident, expressed over-dramatically or theatrically. Antagonistic and manipulative, using fear and guilt to motivate others. Uncomfortable when not the centre of attention. They can also be Inappropriately flirtatious, seductive and provocative; Thinks relationships are more intimate than they are whether they actually know the person or not. They dream up reasons that this particular person they are focused on are sending hidden singles. They create scenrios in their head that revolve all around them, not focusing on actual reality. Their attention is focused obcessed over an individual(s), taking their words and personal doings out of context. These kinds of people, are in constant need to be "all about me" and the "poor poor baby me" in every situation whether they are personally involved or not. Therefore, they are simply delusionial, unconstrained individuals. You can do no right with anything you say or do around these kind of people. It will always be about them, no matter what. You will unsuccesfully convince them otherwise.Monday, October 12, 2015
October is National Domestic Abuse Awareness Month
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
Helping Someone Cope With Pet Loss
- Provide the opportunity to talk about feelings and concerns before, during and after a loss. Let them tell “their story” as many times as they need to.
- Share and reminisce about fond memories of the pet. Share stories about what you remember about their pet.
- Use the pet’s name…even after death.
- Provide a hug, a squeeze of the hand, or touch on the shoulder-whatever you feel comfortable doing.
- Listen more than talk. Listen in a non-judgmental manner. Allow periods of silence.
- Know that depression and anger are normal emotions and expressions of grief. Be accepting and patient. Do not take a grieving person’s negative attitudes or unusual behaviors personally. Give them a lot of room for reacting badly and not doing things “better.” Tell them that there is no right or wrong behavior for grieving. Everyone is different.
- Reflect on the feelings they are expressing and help them explore them and the reality of the death. Know that they may have emotional set backs. Know that they will always grieve the loss but will learn to live with it.
- Say, “There’s nothing I can say right now to make you feel better. I wish I could. I want you to know that I am here for you.” Mean what you say. Let them know you are there for them. Be there for them in the days as well as weeks, months, and years following the death. Ask them how they are doing.
- Cry with them if it feels natural to you.
- Help them celebrate the life of the one they have lost. Offer suggestions to help them through their grief: give them ideas for ways to memorialize their pet. Help those who are in the process of grieving to develop the rituals they need to get through those early difficult times: light a candle each day, display photos, clay paw print, fur clipping, write a love note to the pet, plant a flower garden, make a garden stone mosaic, keep the pet’s tags on their keychain, keep a journal, make a photo album.
- Send a condolence note with personal comments about the pet and how he or she will be missed.
- Send flowers, a thoughtful gift, or just give them a text/phone call. Let them know you are thinking of them.
- Send a donation in the deceased pet’s name to an organization that benefits animals.
Friday, September 25, 2015
A Narcissistic Person
The narcissistic person will discard a friend, partner or family member because: - They think the person has criticized them, or called th...
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