Danish Bashir
Danish Bashir
The only time you feel peace in a Narcissistic relationship
The only time you feel peace in a Narcissistic relationship
The only time you feel peace in a Narcissistic relationship
Wednesday 26th June 2024
Explore why peace often comes only when a narcissist is absent. Danish Bashir shares personal stories and expert advice on healing from narcissistic abuse.
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Healing Relationships
Recovery from Trauma
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Feeling peace only when the narcissist is absent highlights the toxicity of the relationship.
- Temporary breaks from chaos create a false sense of normalcy.
- True peace should be a constant state, not just during the abuser's absence.
- Personal anecdotes reveal the long-term impacts of living with a narcissist.
- Healing comes from breaking free entirely, not just surviving until the next break.
A child shouldn't live their life this way. A child is supposed to be a carefree bird-like soul that just flies all around.
Imagine finding peace only when the person you love is absent. That's the harsh reality for many survivors of narcissistic abuse. In this episode, Danish Bashir, a psychologist and narcissistic abuse recovery professional, explores the unsettling dynamics of feeling calm only when the narcissist is away. Danish shares personal anecdotes from his own childhood, describing how the absence of his narcissistic father brought him immense relief and temporary joy.
This episode dives deep into why these brief moments of peace can feel like a lifeline but are actually part of a larger, toxic cycle. Danish emphasises that real peace should be a constant state, not just a fleeting respite when the abuser is away. He discusses how these 'mini-breaks' from chaos can create a false sense of normalcy, making it seem like the situation is manageable when it’s anything but.
Danish's reflections are raw and honest, shedding light on the long-term impacts of living in such an environment. The episode serves as a powerful reminder that true healing comes from breaking free entirely, not just surviving until the next break. If you're someone who's ever felt more at ease when your partner or family member is gone, this episode will resonate deeply with you.
Danish's candid storytelling and expert advice make this a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand and heal from narcissistic abuse.