We all know narcissists lie. From the very beginning, everything they do is based on deception. Even the persona they portray is a fabrication—a mirage designed to draw you in and make you fall for them. Throughout the entire relationship, it’s lie after lie. But today, I want to focus on the narcissist’s last lie—their final attempt to stop you from moving on and living the happy, fulfilling life they know you are capable of, but they can never achieve.
If you want to understand what this last lie is and how to avoid falling for it, keep reading.
The Boundary Moment
In my coaching practice, I’ve worked with many people who have finally recognized the narcissist or toxic person in their lives for who they truly are. When they realize they no longer want to be part of such a damaging relationship, they set a boundary. This could mean ending the relationship entirely or taking steps to slow things down. Whatever the case, it’s a decisive move to protect their well-being.
One viewer even shared an audio recording of a conversation with the female narcissist in his life. He wasn’t breaking up with her outright but was establishing boundaries and moving out to create space for himself. If you haven’t seen the video titled The Narcissist’s Last Lie, I recommend watching it to better understand this topic.
When people put down a boundary, it often feels empowering. They’re practicing self-love and self-respect, declaring they will no longer tolerate abusive behavior. However, this is when the narcissist’s last lie comes into play.
The Disappearance Act
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