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there are days you want to heal and there are days you want the universe to admit what happened was cruel.
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If you lie about someone, falsely label them, and manipulate what really happened, don't be surprised when karma turns up on the other side of that. You don't get to do ugly things to people and then expect to keep living a beautiful life.
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Unhappy people are dangerous. They don't want to heal; they want to make others feel bad. They start drama, talk badly about others, lie, and say they're just being honest. No, it's called being miserable. They're angry at everything, angry at their own lives. And you are just the next person they'll pick on. You show them what they don't like about themselves
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As a woman, you need to be whimsy maxxing. Go barefoot on grass. Skip when you walk. Spin while dancing. Drink your tea from porcelain teacups. Blow bubbles. Eat fruit from the trees. Pick wildflowers & place them behind your ear. Lie under the sky and watch the clouds. Write poetry under candlelight. Romanticize everything
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A very disturbing trait of narcissists, typically those with strong envy and psychopathic tendencies, is their ability to mimic the people they envy while simultaneously trying to destroy them. Often called mirroring, where a narcissist mimics someone else's personality, mannerisms, interests, and even life choices. This isn’t done out of admiration but rather out of a need to consume that person’s identity and then replace them. It’s almost like psychological identity theft. At the same time, they seek to undermine the original person through gaslighting, lies, and smear campaigns. They attack the very person they are copying, trying to break their confidence and make them question their own identity. By eliminating the original they ”take ownership” of the traits they are mimicking. It is profoundly disturbing when you witness someone doing this to you.
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"Narcissists and psychopaths develop an unhealthy fixation and obsession with people who they can't control, people who are unpredictable, people who surpass them, people who stand up to them, and people who evoke their envy. They fear these people so they try to manipulate and destroy them to regain control. However, such people are often protected by the universe in ways they cannot understand. Any attempt to take from and violate these people will only result in the narcissist's exposure."
-@NarcDecoder