Breaking Free from Shame and Guilt in Narcissistic Relationships
They need to feel shameful about it and make corrections in their behavior, their character. It's sort of a negative feedback, negative reinforcement form of control.
Feeling trapped by shame and guilt in a toxic relationship? You're not alone. In this episode of the 'Narcissism Recovery Podcast', Yitz Epstein sheds light on how narcissistic abusers use shaming and guilting to manipulate their victims. These abusers make their targets feel responsible for minor actions, creating a cycle of self-blame and worthlessness. Yitz explains that this tactic keeps the focus away from the abuser's own faults, making victims endlessly strive to be 'good enough'.
Yitz doesn't just stop at identifying the problem; he offers practical advice on breaking free from this destructive loop. He emphasizes recognizing these feelings as abusive tactics and moving beyond the denial that changing yourself will ever satisfy the abuser. Instead, Yitz encourages listeners to develop healthy relationship patterns and work on becoming emotionally resilient. This episode is a must-listen for anyone grappling with toxic shame and self-doubt instilled by a narcissistic partner.
Yitz's compassionate guidance aims to help you reclaim your self-worth and build the healthy, fulfilling relationships you deserve. Tune in to gain the tools you need to break free from the chains of narcissistic abuse.