Escape the destructive cycle of emotional abuse -- discover how to break free from the claws of a narcissist. You excitedly tell your friend you finally got that promotion you've been working very hard for. After giving you a blank stare that seems to last forever, she sourly congratulates you... and quickly changes the subject. You used to hang out with your friends all the time, but not anymore -- your partner doesn't like them. Every intention to see them turns into a huge argument that drains your energy to the point where you just decide to stay home. Does this sound familiar? If it does, then you're in dire need of a wake-up call. There's no time to dance around the issue -- you are being emotionally abused by a narcissist. These are just excuses you make to justify their abusive behavior. But beware: the longer you allow it to continue, the more emotional and psychological damage you'll suffer. Narcissists are excellent manipulators, so spotting one in your inner circle is not easy. Their ability to mask harmful intentions with seductive words and charming behavior is unparalleled. As is the destructiveness they unleash on people close to them. So how can you escape the toxic claws of narcissism? Well, narcissists have weaknesses, too. They feed off of your insecurities, self-doubt, loneliness, and anxiety. Take those away, and the narcissist is left with nothing to exploit and use against you. You are the key to your recovery -- it's time to regain control and free yourself from narcissistic abuse. In Narcissistic Abuse Recovery - Parents & Partners (2 in 1), you will discover: The dead giveaways of narcissistic behavior that will help you identify a destructive presence in your life How to empower yourself and rebuild your confidence to stand up to your abuser and break free from the toxicity, no matter who they are A helpful guide on the spectrum of personality disorders, complexes and abusive behavior (including gaslighting and sociopathy), and how to tell them apart from narcissism How to deal with toxic and abusive relationships when leaving is not an option Strategies for blocking verbal attacks and shielding yourself from the narcissist's harmful influence How to protect yourself from people who have complete control over you, whether it be a parent, a child, a stepparent, or a sibling The two most powerful weapons against emotional abuse, and how to build them up to the point where a narcissist cannot touch you A variety of