Why Narcissists Suddenly Leave Their Best Supply (Even When You Thought You Were Safe!)

The narcissist’s delusional wake-up call: narcissists think they’re special—not just regular special. No, they think they’re God’s gift to humanity. And you? You fed that delusion. You poured love, patience, and understanding into that black hole of a soul, and guess what? They never saw it as a gift; they saw it as their birthright. In their twisted little world, they believe everyone will treat them the way you did, that the next person they latch onto will bend over backward just like you, that the world will roll out the red carpet just like you did.

But here’s where reality slaps them right across the face: out there, nobody gives a damn. Out there, they run into people who see through their nonsense; out there, they meet people worse than them—users, manipulators, predators. And suddenly, that endless supply of admiration they took for granted? Gone. This is where the regret creeps in. Oh, they won’t admit it, not out loud, but deep down, they know. They remember the moments they pushed you away, the times they sneered at your love, the days they discarded you like trash. And now, they’re stuck fumbling through a world that doesn’t worship them like you did.

Why the narcissist just won’t disappear: let me tell you something: narcissists don’t do goodbyes—not the way normal people do. Do you think they vanished? Do you think they’ve moved on? Think again. These parasites have a nasty habit of boomeranging right back into your life, lurking in the shadows, creeping through social media, driving past your house like a bad horror movie villain. And why? Because in their twisted little minds, you don’t get to leave. They can leave; they can discard you like an empty soda can, but you? Oh no, you’re supposed to stay put, waiting, longing, breaking apart in their absence.

But then something happens: you wake up. You start asking questions. You stop playing the game. And suddenly, they’re not in control anymore. And let me tell you, narcissists hate that.

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