So, if you want peace, if you want the abuse to stop, if you want your life back, then a healthy dose of silence may just be the medicine you need. But here’s the catch: You’re going to have to work on your own healing and recovery as well to ensure that the pattern never repeats. No narcissist is ever going to change—no matter what. But with the right kind of support and commitment, you absolutely can. Silence, detachment, and emotional non-reactivity, coupled with self-love and solid boundaries, will set you free.
And if you want to learn more about how to recognize destructive narcissism when it’s at play in your relationships, as well as how to heal from narcissistic abuse, you might want to check out this playlist right here.
Alright, so that is my take on what it means to a narcissist when you go silent. What do you think? Did I leave anything out? Let me know in the comments below.
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