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1 month ago |
thetrulycharming.com | Sira Mas
When someone tries to make you feel small, the first reaction is usually silence or self-doubt. I’ve been there too. It’s uncomfortable, awkward, and sometimes it can even ruin your day. But here’s the truth: toxic people do it on purpose. To feel good about themselves. They want to shake your confidence. And they love it when you start questioning yourself. It’s how they feel powerful…by putting you down.
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1 month ago |
thetrulycharming.com | Sira Mas
Ever felt like every time you try to bring up a problem with a narcissist, you somehow end up being the bad guy? Like you’re the one apologizing, even though they started it? I’ve been there, many times. And now, from experience, I can tell you this: that’s not random. It’s a pattern. And it’s one they use on purpose to confuse and manipulate you. Narcissists use sneaky psychological traps to twist reality and make you the villain. The goal? To keep control, avoid accountability, and wear you down.
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Feb 14, 2025 |
thetrulycharming.com | Sira Mas
If you’ve ever been hurt by a malignant narcissist, you know how much damage they can do. They can be cruel. They cheat, manipulate, and play with your emotions, all while making you feel like you’re the problem. But the reality is they only win if you let them. The best way to make them regret hurting you isn’t through revenge. It’s by taking back your power, healing, and becoming someone they can never control again. (Which we’re going to discuss in detail below).
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Feb 13, 2025 |
thetrulycharming.com | Sira Mas
I’ve met a lot of people who seemed amazing at first—charming, confident, fun to be around. But over time, some of them showed a completely different side. The truth is, narcissists don’t walk around with warning signs on their foreheads. They often seem like the most charismatic people in the room. At first, they make you feel special, like you’ve met someone truly extraordinary. But if you look closely, the red flags start to show.
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Feb 12, 2025 |
thetrulycharming.com | Sira Mas
If you’ve ever dealt with a narcissist, you’ve probably noticed how they often cause drama between people on purpose. In fact, they absolutely love it. So, how do they do it exactly? Well, they create tension, and put people against each other. This is called triangulation, and it’s one of their favorite manipulation tactics. I’ve been there years ago and it was emotionally exhausting. I didn’t know what was happening and I ended up believing I was the problem.
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