Yitz Epstein
Yitz Epstein
Review of the Netflix show "YOU"
Review of the Netflix show "YOU"
Review of the Netflix show "YOU"
Thursday 22nd July 2021
Yitz Epstein reviews Netflix's YOU, shedding light on narcissistic behavior and offering insights on recognizing and healing from such toxic relationships.
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Recovery from Trauma
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Healing from Sexual Trauma
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Decoding Narcissistic Behavior: Lessons from Netflix's YOU
Another fascinating concept, which is something narcissistic abusers do all the time. So he always kept projecting that unmet childhood need of having a mother's love and having that safety onto these women who he'd have a crush on, and then he would protect them and try to save them from the partners that they had, which is again a replay of early childhood when he was having to protect his mother from abusive men.
Ever watched Netflix's YOU and wondered what drives Joe's chilling actions? In this episode of the 'Narcissism Recovery Podcast', Yitz Epstein takes a deep dive into the mind of a narcissistic abuser through the lens of this popular show. Joe, the main character, isn't just a fictional creation but a mirror reflecting real-life manipulation tactics and the projection of unmet childhood needs onto others.
Yitz unpacks these behaviors, offering a clearer understanding of how narcissistic abusers operate and the danger of becoming enmeshed with them. This episode isn't just for fans of the show but for anyone seeking to recognize and heal from narcissistic abuse. By breaking down Joe's actions, Yitz provides valuable insights that can help listeners identify similar patterns in their own lives or the lives of loved ones.
If you've ever felt trapped in a relationship with a narcissist or are curious about the psychological underpinnings of such toxic dynamics, this episode is a must-listen. Yitz's compassionate approach offers not just understanding but hope for healing and moving forward.