Why Abuse Victims Struggle With Being Ethical and MoralWhy Abuse Victims Struggle With Being Ethical and Moral
Narcissism Recovery Podcast
Yitz Epstein explores why abuse victims struggle with morality and offers steps for healing and ethical growth.
8:26•12 Feb 2021
The Hidden Struggle: Abuse Victims and the Battle with Morality
“The greatest tragedy, in my personal opinion, is not necessarily the personal experiences of abuse that a person goes through. It is what dies in the child that the adult later has to live with, and this is their soul, their self-respect, their dignity and a sense of being a good person.”
Why do abuse victims often find it so hard to live by their own moral compass? In this episode of the 'Narcissism Recovery Podcast', Yitz Epstein, a seasoned life coach specializing in narcissistic abuse, sheds light on this complex issue. He reveals how negative emotions like shame and guilt can create a deep emotional disconnect, leading victims to adopt a survival mentality where ethics and morals seem like luxuries they can't afford.
For many, the goal is simply to get through the day, making it tough to hold onto their values. Living in constant fear makes vulnerability feel dangerous, and this fear-based existence often leads to struggles with addiction and delayed gratification. Yitz discusses how connecting with healthy, loving individuals can be a vital step towards healing and reclaiming one's sense of morality.
If you're grappling with these issues or know someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice for moving forward.
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