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Hello everyone, and welcome back to our channel! We're so grateful you're here with us today. In this video, we're diving into the significance of your silence towards a narcissist. Take a moment to ponder this. If you're enjoying our discussions, don't forget to hit the like button, subscribe to our channel, and share this video with others.

Let's delve right into the heart of the matter. What exactly does your silence signify to a narcissist? It symbolizes that you are on the path to recovery, or perhaps you have already found healing. It shows that you have come to recognize their true nature—you have pinpointed that this person is detrimental to your well-being and has never looked out for your interests. They never aimed to support you. Their primary goal was to siphon off your resources for their own gain. This is a recurring theme we discuss here: narcissists are in a constant state of wanting more from you. After they've taken everything, they still seek to take more.

This pattern of behavior allows the narcissist to move from one individual to another, from one relationship to the next, exploiting people along the way. These individuals are often unaware of their own value, do not recognize their worth, or are unfamiliar with the concept of narcissism. They find themselves deceived, ensnared, and manipulated. This is why narcissists often disguise their true intentions. They might not always do this, but frequently, they enter your life under false pretenses. They frequently play the victim, making statements like, "You're so much better off than I am. If you could just assist me a little, perhaps give me a place to stay temporarily, I could get back on my feet." Or they might claim, "If you could just help me start a business or lend me your resources, I could have a fresh start."

This is their modus operandi. And what transpires afterward? They become bold, arrogant, and start believing they are entitled to your possessions. This is why the narcissist tries to make you fall in love with them or to convince you they have your best interests at heart.

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