When a narcissist makes people hate you, here’s what you may need to do that you might never think of. We’re glad to see you back on our service today. People are talking about the well-known flying monkeys. Don’t worry; that will come up soon. In the meantime, make sure to click the bell and subscribe to our channel to stay up to date on the latest material about narcissism.
Flying Monkeys
As a member of this self-centered culture, you might have heard the term “flying monkeys.” The narcissist goes to your parents, friends, siblings, co-workers, and anyone else in your network, spreading bad things about you to try to break down your support system and get these people to side with them. The flying monkey phenomenon happens often, especially when a couple is getting a divorce. Since the individuals breaking up share the same extended family networks, the narcissistic spouse uses this to approach their soon-to-be ex-partner’s friends and spread negative stories to control the narrative.
Their goal is to get these people to join their side so they can weaken their partner’s support system and demonstrate how much more powerful they are. The partner in a narcissistic relationship already questions their own worth because the narcissist is always trying to gaslight them. When their trusted network is also close to the narcissist, they doubt themselves even more.
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