Narcissists quickly move on after losing you, appearing unaffected and carefree, but that’s not the case. Beneath this polished exterior lies a hidden devastation, a psychological catastrophe, a turmoil that they never truly recover from.
Yes, they will swiftly find a replacement, post smiling pictures, and maybe even rush into new commitments, but this superficial display masks a deeper chaos, one that is not grief or depression but a profound collapse of their internal world, a psychological devastation unique to narcissistic individuals.
Today, we are diving deep into the hidden psychological landscape of a narcissist. As always, we will be exploring the six stages they go through after losing you.
Number 1: Supply Shock
Stage number one, Supply Shock. The immediate aftermath of losing you plunges the narcissist into what feels like emotional suffocation, but this is more than a heartbreak. It’s not heartbreak in the traditional sense; it is the violent withdrawal from their mainline source of supply, their greatest supply. I’m talking about the constant validation, attention, and control they extracted from you daily. Narcissists do not form real emotional bonds, you know that. They form psychological dependencies, and you were never just a partner for them.
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