Are you in an ungodly relationship with a narcissist
Are you in an Ungodly Relationship with a Narcissist
What are some of the red flags to look for in an unhealthy relationship?
Here’s a summary of the YouTube video *"Are You in an Ungodly Relationship with a Narcissist?"* by The Faithful Voices of Women:
1. **Guest Introduction**: Erica Reyes shares her experience in a narcissistic relationship, exploring how such relationships affect self-worth and purpose.
2. **Early Signs of Narcissistic Behavior**: Erica talks about early signs like an intense desire for quick commitment and excessive curiosity about her past, which were red flags of narcissism.
3. **Self-Doubt and Emotional Manipulation**: She describes feeling crazy and questioning her sanity after arguments, often manipulated into doubting her own perspective.
4. **Criticism of Motherhood**: The narcissist criticized her parenting, undermining her confidence as a mother, even though he was not involved with his own children.
5. **Attraction to Narcissistic Relationships**: Erica reflects on how low self-esteem can lead to attracting narcissistic people who charm at first but later control and manipulate.
6. **Realization and Escape**: Erica recounts how, through prayer, she recognized the unhealthy relationship and began distancing herself, ultimately leading to her decision to leave.
7. **Impact on Self-Worth**: The narcissist made Erica feel unworthy and unattractive, causing her to believe no one would love her, which kept her in the relationship longer.
8. **Emotional and Financial Control**: Narcissistic behavior included attempts to control Erica’s career and financial stability, making her feel inadequate despite her accomplishments.
9. **Signs from God**: Erica shares how subtle signs from God throughout the relationship showed her it was time to leave, including a dramatic incident involving her car and another woman.
10. **Self-Love and Healing**: After leaving the relationship, Erica learned to value herself, strengthen her relationship with God, and realize her worth and beauty, independent of toxic relationships.
What are some of the red flags to look for in an unhealthy relationship?
Here’s a summary of the YouTube video *"Are You in an Ungodly Relationship with a Narcissist?"* by The Faithful Voices of Women:
1. **Guest Introduction**: Erica Reyes shares her experience in a narcissistic relationship, exploring how such relationships affect self-worth and purpose.
2. **Early Signs of Narcissistic Behavior**: Erica talks about early signs like an intense desire for quick commitment and excessive curiosity about her past, which were red flags of narcissism.
3. **Self-Doubt and Emotional Manipulation**: She describes feeling crazy and questioning her sanity after arguments, often manipulated into doubting her own perspective.
4. **Criticism of Motherhood**: The narcissist criticized her parenting, undermining her confidence as a mother, even though he was not involved with his own children.
5. **Attraction to Narcissistic Relationships**: Erica reflects on how low self-esteem can lead to attracting narcissistic people who charm at first but later control and manipulate.
6. **Realization and Escape**: Erica recounts how, through prayer, she recognized the unhealthy relationship and began distancing herself, ultimately leading to her decision to leave.
7. **Impact on Self-Worth**: The narcissist made Erica feel unworthy and unattractive, causing her to believe no one would love her, which kept her in the relationship longer.
8. **Emotional and Financial Control**: Narcissistic behavior included attempts to control Erica’s career and financial stability, making her feel inadequate despite her accomplishments.
9. **Signs from God**: Erica shares how subtle signs from God throughout the relationship showed her it was time to leave, including a dramatic incident involving her car and another woman.
10. **Self-Love and Healing**: After leaving the relationship, Erica learned to value herself, strengthen her relationship with God, and realize her worth and beauty, independent of toxic relationships.