“Emotional abusers condition their victims to feel ashamed, inadequate, and unstable. This is because they are cowards, incapable of healthy relationships with strong and self-respecting individuals. Oftentimes, they choose targets who are unusually successful and idealistic, because these people have… — Jackson MacKenzie Copy Share Image
“They put forth as little effort as possible and then step it up when you try to disengage.” — Jackson MacKenzie Copy Share Image
“what are your insecurities? Get out a piece of paper and make a list. This will save your life down the road. Once you’re… — Jackson MacKenzie Copy Share Image
“They plant little seeds of poison, whispering to everyone, idealizing them to their face, and then insulting them behind their backs. “Insulting” doesn’t really… — Jackson MacKenzie Copy Share Image
“Like everything else, the psychopath also mirrored your deepest sexual desires. That’s why it felt so incredibly passionate and flawless when you were together—and… — Jackson MacKenzie Copy Share Image
“Unlike people with other mental disorders, psychopaths are keenly aware of the impact that their behavior has on others. That’s half the fun for… — Jackson MacKenzie Copy Share Image
“Start healing those wounds and understand that your insecurities were manufactured. You were not yourself—you were manipulated. The real you is kind, loving, open-minded,… — Jackson MacKenzie Copy Share Image
“Many survivors find that they didn’t really know how to express sadness or anger throughout most of their lives. They were instead expected to… — Jackson MacKenzie Copy Share Image
“Psychopaths are parasitic, emotionally stunted, and incapable of change. Once this individual is gone from your life, you will find that everything begins to… — Jackson MacKenzie Copy Share Image
“You’re a survivor of emotional abuse—and you can escape this trap. Just remain calm, patient, and always kind to yourself. Someday you will be… — Jackson MacKenzie Copy Share Image
“During the relationship, you probably found yourself disliking and resenting people you’d never even met. Could that have anything to do with the psychopath’s… — Jackson MacKenzie Copy Share Image
“During depression, negative thoughts find a way to stay in your mind by convincing your brain that they are more important than the positive… — Jackson MacKenzie Copy Share Image
“The psychopath is constantly provoking drama, rivalries, and competitions. What separates them from everyday drama queens is their ability to appear innocent in all… — Jackson MacKenzie Copy Share Image
