At the core of a narcissist’s behavior is their insatiable need for admiration and attention, also known as “supply.” Narcissists are incapable of genuine emotional connections because they only view people as objects to fulfill their needs. Once they’ve drained you of your emotional energy, they discard you in favor of someone new, someone who hasn’t yet seen through their manipulative facade.
By the time a narcissist discards you, they’ve likely already secured their next source of supply. They may even have started seeing this new person long before they officially end things with you. The discard phase is simply the final step in their plan to replace you without taking any responsibility for the hurt they’ve caused.
The Aftermath: No Closure, No Accountability
One of the most painful aspects of being discarded by a narcissist is the lack of closure. Narcissists rarely offer a clear explanation for why the relationship ended, and they certainly won’t take accountability for their actions. Instead, they leave you with unanswered questions and a deep sense of betrayal.
You may never get the apology or closure you deserve because narcissists don’t care about the emotional damage they cause. For them, relationships are transactional—once they’ve gotten what they want from you, they move on without a second thought.
Conclusion: Breaking Free from the Narcissist’s Cycle
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