Why do narcissists suddenly leave their best supply, even when you thought you were safe? Alright, listen up. You’ve probably been racking your brain, asking yourself the same gut-wrenching question over and over again: Why did the narcissist let me go? You weren’t just another person in their life; no, you were prime supply—the emotional buffet, the all-you-can-eat validation feast. You gave them attention, admiration, energy—hell, maybe even your soul. And yet, they still walked away. Why? Because, my friend, at some point, the narcissist had a twisted realization: hurting you became more satisfying than keeping you around. Yeah, read that again. The thrill of watching you suffer, the high they got from watching you beg, break, and bleed for their approval— that rush became more rewarding than the benefits of keeping you. Let that sink in.
It doesn’t matter how much you love them, how much you sacrificed, or how deeply you tried to be enough; none of it mattered because the game was never about love—it was about control. Once they squeezed every last drop of use out of you, once your pain became less entertaining, they moved on to their next victim. Harsh? Maybe, but I’d rather slap you with the truth than kiss you with a lie.
Alright, let’s get one thing straight: the narcissist didn’t leave because you weren’t good enough. They didn’t let you go because you failed them, weren’t attractive enough, or weren’t the right kind of partner. Nope. The real reason? Something inside them cracked. Something you did, said, or simply were triggered their deepest, ugliest fears—fears they’ve been running from their entire lives.
Let’s break it down.
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