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Often the narcissist himself chooses a man who will be an excellent candidate for cheating on his wife or girlfriend. These are all parts of a theatrical play or film. It's all about the narcissistic fantasy of betrayal. The narcissist needs to be betrayed. Because during the betrayal, the narcissist experiences such pain that it will facilitate his separation. And it will not only facilitate, but also make separation irreversible.
Quote Explanation: “Narcissistic fantasy of betrayal.”
The patient is not immediately recognizable.
And I will kiss, love - I will be there!
Quote Explanation: Poem from the story "Desert Rose".
- It means that it hurts you because you are one of a kind.
I promised you recognition. Here it is. I knew. Deep down, in the witching hour. I knew. I knew that I would climb to the top of the tower over a mountain of corpses. We told them that we were easing the pain of the world. This is our greatest lie. Pain cannot be destroyed. There are no painkillers. Imagine this on a label. Although, I would sell this too.
And this is a very real story.
And he fell asleep so as not to wake up.
- Forget fear!
If she's alive...
If pain and suffering are truly the kisses of Jesus, then in the years that followed, he kissed our mother to the fullest.
Kindness does not penetrate as deeply under the skin, does not cause as much damage as cruelty. Pain stains the soul, and nothing can wash away these stains: they remain in plain sight. Sometimes I think that all my injuries are visible at a glance.
I remember the first time I saw an airplane. They were flying to the eastern front. Everyone in the village came out to see them off and wish them luck. But then I already understood what hell they were flying into.
There is no need to powder the bruises on your soul, just accept this pain and understand that you have the right to it.
The Book of Life - pages that have a different smell and can cause pain with a thin cut of a new leaf.
What makes people do unethical or immoral things? They are always the result of a mistaken search for happiness, that is, they indicate a failed attempt to achieve it, since, as Aristotle believed, virtue is not only the path to happiness, but also an important part of happiness itself. Unfortunately, people confuse the highest good with transitory and apparent good, identifying it with pleasure, while pain seems to them to be evil.
Quote Explanation: Chapter 2
