Number 3: The Light They Stole from You
Narcissists are not powerful people; they are people who seek proximity to power. They choose bright souls, people with presence, intuition, softness, and goodness. Why? Because they want to control the light within them. They know they have no internal glow of their own, so they stand next to yours and reflect it until it looks like it was theirs all along. That’s why the beginning felt so magical, because they were mirroring your energy, not just your behaviors, your empathy, your grace, and the world mistook it for theirs. But it wasn’t. You were the source, and they were only ever the mirror.
They dressed themselves in your peace, took credit for your influence, used your softness as a shield, and when you left, what happened? They scrambled because suddenly, the glow they had claimed as their own began to fade. God never let them keep what they stole. He simply let them borrow it long enough to reveal their intentions. The moment you walk away, that false glow begins to flicker.
Their charisma becomes forced, their calm becomes cold, their words no longer land, because God reclaims what was never theirs to wear. He does more than take it back; He restores it in you, but this time, He marks it. Your light becomes sacred, protected, and no longer available to anyone who hasn’t earned the right to stand beside it. That narcissist? They’re left with only the reflection and nothing real to mirror.
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