Narcissistic Abuse: Why You Feel Like You Don't Exist

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There's a particular kind of haunt that lingers after these relationships. Years can pass and still something tugs at you, pulling your mind back into loops that feel impossible to shut off.

It's not only what they did. The deeper issue comes from the way your own story got quietly taken over. We all move through life as narrative creatures, stitching together who we are from the moments we remember and the meanings we assign to them. When another person spends enough time inside that space, editing the plot, questioning your motives, reshaping how you see your own past, something in the nervous system keeps returning to the scene. It isn't looking for closure so much as trying to find its way back to a story that actually belongs to you.

Ordinary heartbreak doesn't reach that far. This kind of relational damage does. Most approaches focus on making sense of what happened. The trouble is that sense-making alone rarely gives the system what it needs to stop circling. Something else has to shift. A different kind of movement has to begin.

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